what i heard is developer and bank already know the proposed location for station.

i already have 3 units there.

ppl said, then i listen lor. i never say i believe.

actually i dont know which is best... vested in Verve Suites, Tiffani & Pavilion Hilltop. Rental wise is good. Get those mid size unit.

If MRT station at Solaris MK and 1MK, then not bad.

This post has been edited by noblebaby: Aug 29 2013, 01:16 PM

my units already rented out for few years. Pavilion hilltop is still under con, let you know after 4 yrs time.

similar to stock market.

bro, sure boh? pls share share.

another Helius?

Malaysian style again! Merdeka!

singapore dont wanna contribute money?

election over, all empty promises...

buy a house at oversea first, migrate if some thing goes wrong...

announcement at 6pm later!!!

ah jib kor

This post has been edited by noblebaby: Sep 2 2013, 05:36 PM

Malaysia PM to hold news conference at 6 pm






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Prime Minister Najib Razak.
Reuters
Monday, Sep 02, 2013
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak will hold a news conference at 6 pm (1000 GMT) on Monday, state news agency Bernama said, without giving further details.

Government officials last week said Najib is scheduled to chair a fiscal policy meeting in the country's administrative capital of Putrajaya and will make a statement.

Like many other emerging economies, Malaysia's financial markets have been mauled in recent weeks by concerns about the government's fiscal position and by fears that the US central bank will soon begin tapering its massive stimulus programme, which sent waves of cheap money into Asia and elsewhere.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak will hold a news conference at 6 pm (1000 GMT) on Monday, state news agency Bernama said, without giving further details.
Government officials last week said Najib is scheduled to chair a fiscal policy meeting in the country's administrative capital of Putrajaya and will make a statement.
Like many other emerging economies, Malaysia's financial markets have been mauled in recent weeks by concerns about the government's fiscal position and by fears that the U.S. central bank will soon begin tapering its massive stimulus programme, which sent waves of cheap money into Asia and elsewhere.
(Reporting by Niluksi Koswanage; Editing by Kim Coghill)

he talked like no talk... zzzz

Government will review projects, MRT project would proceed as planned
Posted on September 3, 2013 - Featured, Property News.
by leong hung yee | hungyee@thestar.com.my


Najib and Husni at the press conference to announce the subsidy rationalisation programme.

The Government has yet to decide which projects would be postponed, but maintained that the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) project would proceed as planned, according to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

He said the Government, in addressing the narrowing of the country’s current account surplus on the balance of payments, would consider carefully the public sector projects to be undertaken.

“Projects with low import content and high-multiplier effects would be given priority, without jeopardising economic growth. However, projects with high import components would be sequenced accordingly.

“The MRT lines 1, 2 and 3 would proceed as planned,” Najib said at a press conference to announce the Government’s subsidy rationalisation yesterday.

Also present at the event were Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah and Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar.

Najib said the Government might reschedule some of these projects, but did not name any.



On the high-speed rail (HSR) link between Malaysia and Singapore, Najib said the project was “still under negotiations”.

Earlier, analysts had said that there was a high possibility that the Government would reschedule the multi-billion-ringgit HSR project. The Land Public Transport Commission has been carrying out a study on the HSR project. The study includes a detailed assessment on the technical and engineering aspects, cost, financial and operations, and benefits of the project.

On the fiscal deficit, he said the Government’s target was 3% of gross domestic product by 2015. “The ringgit’s slide is a reflection of the external economy and woes beyond our control and it is not giving us undue stress,” Najib said when asked on the lower ringgit.

The ringgit has depreciated by about 8% year-to-date. It reached a fresh three-year low of 3.34 against the US dollar last week.

Najib also announced that a subsidy rationalisation would be carried out in stages. In the first steps, he said, the prices of the RON95 petrol and diesel would be increased by 20 sen per litre, effective today. Najib said the Government’s total fuel subsidy allocation for 2013 was RM24.8bil. The reduction of subsidy would save the Government RM3.3bil per annum, he added.

However, he said given that it would only be implemented today, it would save some RM1.1bil.

“The MRT lines 1, 2 and 3 would proceed as planned,” Najib said at a press conference to announce the Government’s subsidy rationalisation yesterday.

without MRT, Malaysia will not be developed nation by 2020

ask bro Helius