Another Round of Buying Interests into Johor ?
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Malaysian property agents are dishonest, self-entitled scums. They are not regulated and anyone can be an agent, including your cleaners, contractors or lawyer. They collaborate to scam sellers and landlords; they are filled with jealousy and conning-Singaporeans is there job-satisfaction.
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You better have 24 hour cctv at all angles to protect yourself from robbers AND neighbors.
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Oh ya don’t listen to all the crap of gated and guarded no thieves no robbers no break in. I saw a notice before Nusa Duta put in barbed wire at the back fence means what? Got break in lah. Same for my the other landed property that was sold long time ago also got break in before in the estate according to the neighbourhood chat group.
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Oh ya my jb condo also got break in before according to the neighbourhood chat group then. So every jb property I bought have break in means what? Everywhere in jb got break in lah.
A bit more buying interest but mostly driven by Malaysians.
This drives the prices up slightly.
The new condos near RTS are launching around RM $1k psf but with poorer furnishing compared to those launched before Covid.
Terraces about 20 x 75 in the more mature areas are launching around $900k RM.
This drives the prices up slightly.
The new condos near RTS are launching around RM $1k psf but with poorer furnishing compared to those launched before Covid.
Terraces about 20 x 75 in the more mature areas are launching around $900k RM.
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no lost lots of money
toxic asset
..yet so many Property Gulus are Still Hyping up Msian Properties,..
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Agree. Just FX-losses alone was crazy. Ten years ago RM was 2.30 against SGD, now 3.30. Hell knows RM will be 4.0 if they dare to complete the HSR, bringing the whole country deeper into debts
If you rent out, the unit would be trashed by now by conmen or AirBnB operators.
