Which area r u looking in singapore?

Far from good. Even the best YTL highrise project @ Sentul RM 1+ M, we will not buy for own stay.

In Singapore, I like project with mix development.

Example: Bedok Residences @ Bedok, Jurong Gateway @ Jurong.

Purely for rental.

No choice la bro...cannot buy HDB ma....if buying SGP condo got to pay 15% stamp duty lagi...what to do?
Slow and steady lor.... better than none ma.

Bro, just curious why you think Sky 8 @ Pearl Island is potential ler?

This post has been edited by Soros007: Jun 13 2013, 10:56 PM

J gateway launching soon...

Launcing price likely RM 650+ psf, normally with discount.

Most of Penang friends, will tell u how good Penang is, they will buy for own stay.

Surprisingly, many peers opt to work @ Penang too.

Condo wise, we only looking about RM 650+ k type. Yield ok, yet flip-able.


This post has been edited by xyyap: Jun 13 2013, 11:27 PM

From 480 sqft suites S$ 1650+ psf S$ 780+ k.

Not buying.

2015 likely buy subsale liao, should have many projects TOPS by then.

KLEC service apartment with guarantee return should be good too.

Not sure when it will launch.

Launch date is Q3.

Problem with serviced residence is we cant suka sika take back to stay, as well as exit strategy.

This post has been edited by noblebaby: Jun 13 2013, 11:38 PM

Wow. So expensive.

New launch S$ 1500+ psf is average price now.

For this location, not expensive. Although, general market too expensive.

Read this ONE page will do:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2580344/+300

ho sei liao!

EU Sees Investment Potentials In Cyberjaya

KUALA LUMPUR, June 13 (Bernama) -- Cyberjaya, the 'Silicon Valley of Malaysia', is an attractive investment destination for European businesses, InvestKL and the European Union (EU) said in a joint statement.

Ambassador and Head of the European Union Delegation to Malaysia, Luc Vandebon, said the EU and its member states had worked closely with Malaysia at a federal level, but these initiatives needed to be brought to life on-the-ground through closer engagement with Malaysia agencies like InvestKL as well as local businesses.

"Our visit today showcased a number of the technological advancements being made by multinational companies operating in this hub and this is prime example of where EU multinational companies can use this hub successfully to support their business growth for the Asean region and globally," he said.

The EU ambassadors and trade counsellors Thursday visited Cyberjaya as part of InvestKL's plan to familiarise the delegation with business hubs in Greater Kuala Lumpur and attract more EU investment.

InvestKL chief executive officer, Zainal Amanshah, said the ambassadors and trade officers were impressed with the developments and were very positive about the potential for more investment from EU multinational companies as well as collaboration with local partners.

Over 2,000 EU companies are present in Malaysia.

Last year, the EU was the largest source of foreign direct investment into Malaysia, as it invested about RM4 billion in approved manufacturing projects, ranking number one way ahead of Japan and Saudi Arabia.

-- BERNAMA

http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v7/bu/ne...s.php?id=955993

Yes, Cyberjaya will need High Speed Train & MRT...

buy more before 2018...

good one but are u guys worried about federal debt level? we gona be bankrupt by 2019 (forgot the number) by PKR.

EU investment in M’sia to remain at same level as 2012:

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...19&sec=business

KUALA LUMPUR: The European Union (EU) is confident that its foreign direct investment (FDI) in Malaysia will remain at least at the same level this year.

Head of the EU delegation to Malaysia, Luc Vandebon, said that in 2012, the EU was the largest source of FDI into Malaysia, contributing some 3.8 billion euros in approved manufacturing projects.

“In terms of total trade between EU and Malaysia, it is estimated to amount to 35 billion euros last year, with Malaysia recording a trade surplus of nearly six billion euros,” he said at the “Finding Europe in Malaysia” photo competition awards ceremony.

Trade relations, Vandebon said, remained resilient as the EU had taken a turn for the better from its economic crisis in recent years.

“Everybody in Europe is convinced the worst of the crisis is over even if there is still work to be done,” he added.

Vandebon said Malaysia and the EU, which comprises 27 member states, were on a serious path of engagement with negotiations currently underway for a Partnership Cooperation Agreement, Free Trade Agreement and Legal Timber Trade Voluntary Partnership Agreement. — Bernama

High chance EU to build High Speed Train...

Express Rail Link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Express_Rail_Link

Construction began in May 1997 and was completed 5 years later. It was then handed over to SYZ consortium, a joint relations consortium between German and Malaysian companies consisting of Siemens AG, Siemens Electric Engineering Sdn. Bhd and Syarikat Pembenaan Yeoh Tiong Lay Sdn. Bhd (SPYTL), a wholly owned subsidiary of YTL Corporation Bhd.

hope there will be a station at Cyber, since they see potential.