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You have just described 90% of female property agents.

Thats what I like about big landed properties, I was brought up in a 5000 sq feet landed corner semi detached house when young, had a Doberman as a pet dog and as a boy used to setup tent and camp in the garden, and yes I am used to critters as it brings me closer to nature, I used to catch...

Yes I noted that on their sharing of walls, but I was looking at their semi detached houses, although it may be too big as I have no family now so to speak, but the location seems good, near Bukit Indah Aron and second link, I am not sure as I did not really scout the location but just from...

Yes, what is your opinion on KSL landed development in Mutiara Bestari?

We never know, afterall the traffic situation at the borders changed drastically over 5 years.

Ha ha I would like to make an observation today while going to JB, 5 years ago when I started going there weekly, there was no jams on Saturday mornings and evenings from second link and clear on Sunday mornings before 10, I could easily go in and out of JB to have a short getaway, now it seems...

Yes but mainly for Malaysians, not foreigners, especially Singaporeans.

My thoughts exactly. Expensive holiday homes, for those who don't want to admit their mistake.

What a useless title if you ask me, doesn't add any real commercial value.

How much they pay to get that title?

That was the strategy in the 90s, these days even high tech, high value industries moving out of Singapore. Anyway if you look from a CEO's POV, Malaysia is the second highest cost country in the ASEAN region, followed by Thailand, if Vietnam and Cambodia catch up, they will catch the next...

Good! What took them so long to move? Theirs is low tech and highly labour intensive business. My family business was also labor intensive and Singapore Govt also told us to move out of Singapore in the 90s, so we diversified and went into property investments long ago, no more labor woes.

And ordinary people who earn RM can only feel high costs when they spend in Johor.

That's why I did qualify the $2.50 noodles, not common but still can find, not everyone in Singapore is rich. Like I said, majority of Malaysians still earn RM and Johor is expensive for them.

It is expensive for Malaysians earning RM and RM rate wages, double whammy. Johor is cheap when compared on international scale with foreign currency.

Please lah, Johor is the most friking expensive place in Malaysia, if you are earning RM and Johor Salary, average sales staff only paid RM900, bloody bowl of noodles cost RM5.00 to RM5.50, my prawn noodles at Taman Sentosa in dingy dirty coffeshop costs me RM9.00 even after conversion...

Not give up, bypass Singapore citizenship from birth, my daughter SPR and OZ citizen.

That's why must make your family members Australian. OZ also not very foreign investor friendly.

Yep there are professional property managers in Oz, we used them last time in the early 2000s.

Ha ha I am actually interested in the $2m property in JB someone mentioned here that is equivalent to a Singapore GCB, sounds interesting but won't be in my plans yet for at least 10 years :)