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Bro Wuqi Many thanks for the recommendation. I am still learning about Iskandar and not living in Nusa Duta currently may not allow me to understand the day-to-day issues.

I am still of the opinion that which ever direction the elections go, Malaysia will prosper. The tenacious grip on power by the ruling party will always benefit from the opposition's challenge which has been growing from strength to strength since the last elections. Naturally, this has a...

Wishing Malaysia all the best and hope that the democratic process will select the best party to bring the country to its full potential!

Not surprising as the talented scholars who run our country are usually bereft of ideas. The next best thing is always to take others' painfully thought out plans and businesses.

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) You will never read about it in Singapore's MSM.

We should know in slightly more than 24 hours' time. The results of the Malaysian GE will tell and just see how Rowsley train on Monday. It is the best proxy in SGX for those who want an equity exposure in Iskandar.

A good article from the Financial Times that was also published on Straits Times today. ------------------------------ May 2, 2013 Malaysia: Climate for change By Jeremy Grant Despite impressive economic growth, there is pressure for change ahead of Sunday’s election Suhail Anwar Mohamed...

I have no problems with debt. More of how the debt is employed. Suffice to say, there were some bad decisions. The Government was not forthcoming and transparent about it. Read more about Christopher Balding's article. I agree that some of the things he said may be controversial but worth a...

Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL 1 million affordable houses should BN win is the slogan. That should fuel confidence if the existing government stays.

Malaysia boleh. MAS and Air Asia combine forces. :D

The people. GIC/Temasek/Treasury of SG borrows from CPF. CPF issues the bonds. On paper, Singapore looks like debt free because of the absence of external loans. But the debt is borne by the people. So if one day, GIC/Temasek/Treasury goes bankrupt, we are goners too!

No, but I heard from a business owner who is leasing the 3-storey shophouses (near to Ah Koong fishball store) that they used to be worth around RM 400K. At that time, the road ended there and does not lead all the way to Skudai. When the road was extended and the traffic built up in that...

I like your advice. Reminded me of the time when I was waiting for my 'O' Level results! :D

I think so too. Must have picked it up at probably single digit RM! But would that plot be a tad too near to the high power lines?

Amazing! The exchange rate keeps improving against SGD. 2.40 soon?

Oh no! Time to lelong liao! But if that scenario materialises, what do you think the price adjustments would be? 50%?

Is that owned by the BH developer or open for sale?

Install grilles, CCTVs, etc if you are still concerned. Always important to get the peace of mind.

Nusa Duta is the last parcel of prime land around Bukit Indah unless some of the non-G&G homes in front of it could be acquired.

Spot on! My grandmother is educated but not literate, our kids' literacy level went up. Sadly, they need an education. As parents, we play a big part. Same here. But thank goodness, my wife is manning the fort at home and at the rate that she is going, I told her that she could be a tuition...