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Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore)
Malaysian girls mainly "ENVY" you.
China women is "Greed-y".
One "admire" what you own; while the other love to "acquire" what you own.
Malaysian girls mainly "ENVY" you.
China women is "Greed-y".
One "admire" what you own; while the other love to "acquire" what you own.
Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore)
Did anyone attended the UEM land talk at marina oriental today? They are launching the noble park bungalows at 4 million. Land is 8000 sq feet and built up between 5100 to 5600 sq feet. If you think it is damned ex I understand their last bungalow project at east ledang will be sold at between 5 to 6 million. Symphony park or something like that.
Did anyone attended the UEM land talk at marina oriental today? They are launching the noble park bungalows at 4 million. Land is 8000 sq feet and built up between 5100 to 5600 sq feet. If you think it is damned ex I understand their last bungalow project at east ledang will be sold at between 5 to 6 million. Symphony park or something like that.
Looks like rate of construction is not catching up with demand... i suppose it is also a delibrate control of supply which is the right thing to do to ensure price remains strong
Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore)
Is this Malaysian Chinese? Adapted from which dialect group?
Is this Malaysian Chinese? Adapted from which dialect group?
Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore)
It is so common in malaysia. Living thing respond to changes. please adapt environment
It is so common in malaysia. Living thing respond to changes. please adapt environment
Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore)
Thanks Bro for sharing these useful info. Appreciated
(你的info几好用一下哦！！哈哈哈)=just kidding
Thanks Bro for sharing these useful info. Appreciated
(你的info几好用一下哦！！哈哈哈)=just kidding
Re: Very Important! Anyone bought East Ledang's Phase 7 terraces?
Hi, what you guys think about UEM's ophira townhouse? Launching this friday and I went to the sales gallery yesterday in Nusajaya, All the ground floor units and mostly type B layouts are already resevered by UEM's VVIPs. For approximate 2200sqft, the selling price is only around $1.2M, almost the same for a 1200sqft unit in Teega Bay. I think it is a value buy, guarded and gated, with it's own facilities. Of course, residents still entired to use The Ledang's facilities if they want to.
Hi, what you guys think about UEM's ophira townhouse? Launching this friday and I went to the sales gallery yesterday in Nusajaya, All the ground floor units and mostly type B layouts are already resevered by UEM's VVIPs. For approximate 2200sqft, the selling price is only around $1.2M, almost the same for a 1200sqft unit in Teega Bay. I think it is a value buy, guarded and gated, with it's own facilities. Of course, residents still entired to use The Ledang's facilities if they want to.
Re: Very Important! Anyone bought East Ledang's Phase 7 terraces?
for 1.2mil, i would rather buy phase 7/8 link duplex from subsale.
you can move in immediately don't have to wait 3 years( phase7/8 expected to get the key within this year), individual title not strata, even the smallest 26x75 built up around 2800sqft is bigger than the townhouse.
for 1.2mil, i would rather buy phase 7/8 link duplex from subsale.
you can move in immediately don't have to wait 3 years( phase7/8 expected to get the key within this year), individual title not strata, even the smallest 26x75 built up around 2800sqft is bigger than the townhouse.
Re: Very Important! Anyone bought East Ledang's Phase 7 terraces?
Any idea where I can find those sub sale units? Thanks
Any idea where I can find those sub sale units? Thanks
Re: Very Important! Anyone bought East Ledang's Phase 7 terraces?
Pls think about buy the sub sale unit for bangolow with swimming pools, the price only rm 4.8 mil only now and anytime can stay in , if wait utile 2020 ! The price can sell more then rm 7 mil to 8 mil , ha ha
Pls think about buy the sub sale unit for bangolow with swimming pools, the price only rm 4.8 mil only now and anytime can stay in , if wait utile 2020 ! The price can sell more then rm 7 mil to 8 mil , ha ha
Ophiria
I know UEM is launching their last round of bungolow in a few months time, average around 4M. Am thinking of napping both the townhouse and co-share a bungalow with family members. Cause i feel there is limited spacious units with facilities in east ledang. Thus i am very confident of Ophiria rentability.
I know UEM is launching their last round of bungolow in a few months time, average around 4M. Am thinking of napping both the townhouse and co-share a bungalow with family members. Cause i feel there is limited spacious units with facilities in east ledang. Thus i am very confident of Ophiria rentability.
Re: Very Important! Anyone bought East Ledang's Phase 7 terraces?
I will think those expat lecturers in Educity will want a spacious unit ( not condo) with space and facilities for their kids to run around. The double gated community is also an added bonus.
The only turn off is the maintenance of 1000RM a month.
Here is Iskandar 5 year progress report i chanced upon.
http://www.stnewlaunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/five-year-progress-report.pdf
I will think those expat lecturers in Educity will want a spacious unit ( not condo) with space and facilities for their kids to run around. The double gated community is also an added bonus.
The only turn off is the maintenance of 1000RM a month.
Here is Iskandar 5 year progress report i chanced upon.
http://www.stnewlaunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/five-year-progress-report.pdf
Re: Ophiria
Hi SKlliew, welcome to the forum.
Looks like someone gave you incorrect information on the bungalow launch. They are launching phase 4B Noble Park around the end of this month. The starting price will be RM 4M, not average. This is not the last round of bungalow launch. After this, they will also have phase 5A and 5B.
Hi SKlliew, welcome to the forum.
Looks like someone gave you incorrect information on the bungalow launch. They are launching phase 4B Noble Park around the end of this month. The starting price will be RM 4M, not average. This is not the last round of bungalow launch. After this, they will also have phase 5A and 5B.
Re: Ophiria
Looks like already surpassed kl prices.
Iskandar property prices may surpass Klang Valley
Mar 13, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.my
By Farah Wahida:
Leveraging on the huge government-to-government (G2G) tie-up projects and strong support from Singapore, Iskandar’s real estate market is expected to catch up with that of Klang Valley, according to Kenanga Research.
Iskandar is set to become Malaysia’s next property hotspot, said the research house, noting that Johor-based developers have been attracting many foreign and local investors, reported The Borneo Post.
The support shown by both governments is also expected to spur Johor’s rapid development.
For example, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings Ltd and its Malaysian counterpart Khazanah Nasional Bhd are developing many projects in both countries. These include Marina South and Ophir-Rochor at the city state, and Iskandar Malaysia’s Urban Wellness at Medini North and the 85.5ha Wellness Resort.
In addition, “both governments have agreed to a Johor-Singapore My Rapid Transit and the KL-Singapore High-Speed Rail which is viewed positively by the rest of the world,” noted the research unit.
Furthermore, Johor’s property market will soon be on par with that of Klang Valley. said Kenanga Research, pointing out that new cluster homes in prime gated communities there are now priced between RM700,000 and RM850,000, while bungalows and semi-detached houses cost over RM1 million. This translates to an increase of nearly 40 percent to 70 percent since the past 12 to 18 months.
“Current pricing is narrowing towards average Klang Valley pricing while in the past, Johor used to command steeper discounts of 25 to 35 percent over the last six years,” noted Kenanga Research.
Moving forward, property prices in Iskandar may eventually surpass that of Klang Valley, as expatriates and Johorians earning Singaporean dollars have greater buying power.
Farah Wahida, Editor of PropertyGuru, wrote this story. To contact her about this or other stories email [email protected]
Looks like already surpassed kl prices.
Iskandar property prices may surpass Klang Valley
Mar 13, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.my
By Farah Wahida:
Leveraging on the huge government-to-government (G2G) tie-up projects and strong support from Singapore, Iskandar’s real estate market is expected to catch up with that of Klang Valley, according to Kenanga Research.
Iskandar is set to become Malaysia’s next property hotspot, said the research house, noting that Johor-based developers have been attracting many foreign and local investors, reported The Borneo Post.
The support shown by both governments is also expected to spur Johor’s rapid development.
For example, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings Ltd and its Malaysian counterpart Khazanah Nasional Bhd are developing many projects in both countries. These include Marina South and Ophir-Rochor at the city state, and Iskandar Malaysia’s Urban Wellness at Medini North and the 85.5ha Wellness Resort.
In addition, “both governments have agreed to a Johor-Singapore My Rapid Transit and the KL-Singapore High-Speed Rail which is viewed positively by the rest of the world,” noted the research unit.
Furthermore, Johor’s property market will soon be on par with that of Klang Valley. said Kenanga Research, pointing out that new cluster homes in prime gated communities there are now priced between RM700,000 and RM850,000, while bungalows and semi-detached houses cost over RM1 million. This translates to an increase of nearly 40 percent to 70 percent since the past 12 to 18 months.
“Current pricing is narrowing towards average Klang Valley pricing while in the past, Johor used to command steeper discounts of 25 to 35 percent over the last six years,” noted Kenanga Research.
Moving forward, property prices in Iskandar may eventually surpass that of Klang Valley, as expatriates and Johorians earning Singaporean dollars have greater buying power.
Farah Wahida, Editor of PropertyGuru, wrote this story. To contact her about this or other stories email [email protected]
Re: Ophiria
Over 1m... very funny.... but can't say this is wrong
Over 1m... very funny.... but can't say this is wrong
