QUOTE(Jagalat @ Dec 10 2015, 08:37 AM)
You may refer to the following post about how to construct the link. As long as Idaman had the project data, it will be reported..
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2691655/+538
My intention is not the Idaman, but the pros and cons of local-foreigner ownership trend (50%-50%) towards the rental play and the subsale market.
Need investor's input..
Thx again.
Thank you Jagalat. I able to find my project already. The foreign investment of my project just limit to 2-3% only. Maybe due to property in Selangor RM2,000,000 and below cannot sell to foreign investor. So if a project has very high percentage of foreigner, this may reflect that the property price also very high.https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2691655/+538
My intention is not the Idaman, but the pros and cons of local-foreigner ownership trend (50%-50%) towards the rental play and the subsale market.
Need investor's input..
Thx again.
As for Selangor case, state government had prohibited foreign investor to invest in property that is below than RM 2million.
I think for subsale, it is quite difficult to sell out as the buyer poll is limited also. Also, the balance unit of those hot selling project usually is those big unit with more than RM 1million and above.
For rental wise, I think in Malaysia, generally you just can expect for 2~3% annual return. Unless it is located some hot spot, then you may expect 4 ~ 5%.
You imagine, if you bought a 1200sf 3 room apartment with RM 1million. Do you think you able to rent out with RM 3500 easily?
If you able to rent out, then congratulation, you have a return on 4.2% per annual.
Dec 10 2015, 11:59 AM

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