Is there a rental reduction trend going on now ?, Your input, personal experience and comm
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 May 27 2022, 06:37 AM
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QUOTE(happysalad @ May 26 2022, 02:40 AM) I do understand that property investment require long term strategy. but what would be your advice to those who regretted their purchase? be patient and wait? or exit to cut loss? Depends on the entry price I guess and location. During boom days lousy location demanded very high price - if can dispose now- perhaps cut loss and reinvest in more hot areas as price is slowly picking up |
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May 27 2022, 06:39 AM
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QUOTE(cutiepoopie @ May 26 2022, 08:21 PM) How's the current situation now? Rental rates getting even lower than in 2019? Rentals are catching up now.Any potential in increase of the rental rates eventually? |
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May 28 2022, 01:19 PM
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QUOTE(langstrasse @ May 27 2022, 09:20 AM) For landed or strata? Which area? Based on my experienceGot to qualify and clarify this bold statement lol 1. Bandar sunway - low cost flat. From pandemic era rental of rm 450/500 to 650/700 2. Hillpark - from pandemic era of rm 1,200/1,300 to rm 1,500/1,700 3. Brickfields older apartments from rm 1,300/1,500 to 1,600/1,800 4. Kepong saujana area - RM 550/RM 650 to RM 700/800 5. Pantai Dalam - RM 600/800 to RM 800/1,000 All of these are apartments/flats cy91 liked this post
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