Hi guys...

MIDDLE CAMP reporting... M camp is also means Make Money Camp regardless of Up or Down.

None of the above.

Just stay positive and lookout for the best deals all the time...

BBB Mode Just Like The Minions


(source: from fennel thread)

This post has been edited by accetera: Jul 19 2013, 02:41 PM

Hundreds of ppl are lining up at THE FENNEL.

Buy RM800k++ condo like buying Happy Meal+Minions. Happy Fennel Meal.

It is just unbelievable... just sharing what I posted in The Fennel thread hence i put a spoiler here (see it if you want)... there are people who skip lunch because of this ok!!




This post has been edited by accetera: Jul 20 2013, 06:45 PM

I was not in the queue, but as mentioned in the thread, many people including myself would just trust YTL. Just that... is like buying branded goods.

Right or wrong, it is just YTL. And as mentioned and coincidentally, I saw their presentation before about the future Sentul and was quite impressed.

YTL properties are way beyond my affordability so just passed on...

This post has been edited by accetera: Jul 20 2013, 10:20 PM

YTL is certainly not for ordinary joe.

Just like how many of us would go for YTL's brought-in Truefitt & Hill haircut wor...

Btw, along the way coming from The Fennel's long queue, one would soon noticed what could be Malaysia's first Louis Vuitton global store. One of the region's largest. Now renovation under way until next year...

The big players today may not be the same as tomorrow. Industry players expect some kinda consolidation amongst companies especially those that need to survive on profitability - they need to acquire to survive.

In the meantime, as long as Govt continues to pump money into Construction sector, our GDP growth will still be OK as GDP is computed by average of sectors. Overall GDP growth will still stimulate the economy.

Example assuming the bad scenario:

Manufacturing: -2% (past current average is +1%)
Services: +3% (past current average is +6%) -- domestic in nature
Mining: -3% (past current average is -1%)
Agriculture: +1% (past current average is +3%) -- domestic in nature
Construction: +6% (past current average is +16%) -- domestic in nature

Total average is still +1% aggregated growth (past average is +5%).

So the trick is to jacked up CONSTRUCTION SECTOR.

Probably Malaysians never learn to save money. They only spend... and take more loan.

by jason_osw in remix 2 thread.



This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 2 2013, 01:18 PM

With sarcasm, do you think these people are just pure investors or homebuyers? Hahaha...


bbb mode is back in subang jaya with @cylee pic from empire remix2

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 2 2013, 10:54 PM

Developer sell SOS... but buyers think can be like Hostel for Segi Uni new campus.

The area is very quiet now...

720 sf - RM419,800
688 sf - RM408,800
596 sf - RM350,800
583 sf - RM350,800
450 sf - from RM262,800

preview event held early this morning...


la thea residences 16 sierra puchong south

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 2 2013, 11:41 PM

Just sharing ya....




BANDAR MALAYSIA - The Future of Kuala Lumpur Where Global Citizens Meet
Proposal Rendering Only
Credit: DesignCircles.Com
Caption Written by:
- http://www.patchay.com/p/kuala-lumpur-urba...velopments.html
- http://www.patchay.com/p/kuala-lumpur-urba...lopments-2.html


BANDAR MALAYSIA ::: Internationally-acclaimed architects Broadway Malyan have been chosen by 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) to design a comprehensive masterplan for Bandar Malaysia. Its masterplan, which was selected from a shortlist of six, will include a commercial district, cultural buildings and residential areas, including sustainable and affordable housing.



Bandar Malaysia is envisioned to combine a vibrant mixed use community with a commercial district to foster creativity and innovation. It is set to become an international destination for culture and the arts showcasing Malaysia's diverse culture.



It is located at the southern part of the City Centre, just approximately 5km away from the Petronas Twin Towers by car and its accessibility is further improved with the proposed mass rail transit linkages to reduce travel time. The site is easily accessible from major highways including the SMART Tunnel Highway, KL-Seremban Highway, East-West Highway and KL-Putrajaya Expressway.



Formerly the Sungai Besi international airport that serves Kuala Lumpur from 1952 to 1965, it has since been used by the Royal Malaysian Air Force, Royal Malaysian Police Air Wing, the air unit of the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department and the Royal Selangor Flying Club as their base.



By 2014, the Bandar Malaysia project will involve the redevelopment of the site into a proposed carbon-neutral, green-rated urban centre of Kuala Lumpur. The intent is to undertake a mixed development project on the site which covers approximately 484 acres, or 196 hectares. The Draft Kuala Lumpur City Plan 2020 has zoned the land for mixed development that will be able to yield a GFA of 84.3 million sq ft (excluding public amenities).



This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 6 2013, 10:04 AM

The depreciation of ringgit is actually good news for our struggling exporters, particularly those SMEs, which have been lobbying for protection from Govt for some time. Iskandar Malaysia is amongst the property beneficiary from a weaker currency as it will help Iskandar to overweigh other upcoming cities in ASEAN in terms of investment prospects amongst Singaporeans.

Further to that, almost 400 bigger companies are refusing to follow the Minimum Wage guidelines as they felt the entire workforce will be skewed towards a gradual increment in salaries which these companies cannot afford to do so. The only way out is the companies must make some money first then invest in technology to improve productivity before hiking up everyone salaries. But analysts are concerned this may not come easy and may not even come before 2015.

The biggest issue with Malaysia is lack of reforms on fiscal policy, bigger and bigger budget deficit due to increase in civil workforce, public debt ratio is reaching the ceiling, very high household debt and a dwindling trade surplus and current account. Our unemployment rate has also increased slightly, where critics say the increase is mainly in plantation sector and could be due to minimum wages that had essentially removed some bottom tier workers.

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 6 2013, 10:57 AM

Construction and oil/gas. So much work till dono wat to say.

In the meantime, our best shopping malls are packed with people and people are makaning out. Imagine that day, all the resto in a popular mall was fully booked. Nia mah...

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 6 2013, 12:32 PM

Preliminary figures in today's business news. More debt more debts...


Best Ever Monthly Sales :::
Malaysia sold 66,895 units of vehicles in a single month of July 2013 versus 46,637 units in July 2012
Business Times | August 6, 2013
Read more >>> http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...icle/index_html

The local automotive industry started the second half of the year in top gear as new vehicle sales hits one of its best monthly volume in history. According to Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) chief executive officer Madani Sahari, TIV soared to 66,895 units during the month.

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 6 2013, 12:49 PM

This Sunday is the official Grand Launch with the Sultan of Johor. According to Iskandar insiders, more than 2,000 units of apartments have been pre-booked.


News from TODAY @ Mediacorp Singapore.
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source: TODAY

The overall retail market is growing... but it is true that if you look more closely most retailers are struggling.

Our growth is from the big players for example in F&B you have to see Starbucks, McDonald's, Chatime, TGI Friday's, Chilli's, etc... so as long as the big players are doing well, in totality wise, I would say we are doing fairly well.


Yes all fully booked.... i was at The Curve... even the non-halal ones aso crowded. So ended up in Din Tai Fung which was crowded as well.

This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 6 2013, 04:54 PM

Really? Sorry I've to under-estimate here.

My friend say the China is going come big to Malaysia next year. Already 20 trips booked to Iskandar. Is this real???

i-city soho

taken by HYB



This post has been edited by accetera: Aug 6 2013, 11:55 PM