Property Views
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MyPillow\" post_id=\"1923975\" time=\"1564450092\" user_id=\"70594:
HDB - 12k
Wats the income ceiling for EC & HDB now ?
EC - 14k -
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Floppy
I like your views on Properties -
Presumably you guys know that after 10 years, an EC effectively becomes a 99-year leasehold condo and can be sold to anyone including foreigners, right?
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floppy\" post_id=\"1915132\" time=\"1560997984\" user_id=\"97579:
A bit late to the discussion, but my take on investing in Malaysian property is to buy a big piece of land with a rundown single storey house on it. Actually, the house (preferably free) is optional. Just pay for the land. :evil:
There is no such thing as being \"stuck\" with a house that they can't sell (but I understand the \"inverted commas\"
). Selling is a function of price. They are probably just not happy selling it at the price that the market is asking for. Given their recent property boom, supply > demand. With so many new properties available, why would buyers want to buy a run down unit at the same price? The thing about rental, who were they intending to rent to? Malaysians? Low yield. Foreigners? Limited number.
Lastly, there are landed, and there are landed. Older (landed) terrace houses would never appeal to foreigners. However, newer landed properties like those in https://gamudaland.com.my/horizonhills/ (by Gamuda Land and UEM Sunrise) or older well developed projects like https://www.leisurefarm.com.my/ (by Mulpha) have lots of appeal. Notwithstanding, selling remains a function of price. If die-die wants to make a capital gain of x% before selling, then got to wait (long-long) lor. -
pirate\" post_id=\"1926196\" time=\"1564803269\" user_id=\"66252:
:goodpost:
A bit late to the discussion, but my take on investing in Malaysian property is to buy a big piece of land with a rundown single storey house on it. Actually, the house (preferably free) is optional. Just pay for the land. :evil:floppy\" post_id=\"1915132\" time=\"1560997984\" user_id=\"97579:
There is no such thing as being \"stuck\" with a house that they can't sell (but I understand the \"inverted commas\"
). Selling is a function of price. They are probably just not happy selling it at the price that the market is asking for. Given their recent property boom, supply > demand. With so many new properties available, why would buyers want to buy a run down unit at the same price? The thing about rental, who were they intending to rent to? Malaysians? Low yield. Foreigners? Limited number.
Lastly, there are landed, and there are landed. Older (landed) terrace houses would never appeal to foreigners. However, newer landed properties like those in https://gamudaland.com.my/horizonhills/ (by Gamuda Land and UEM Sunrise) or older well developed projects like https://www.leisurefarm.com.my/ (by Mulpha) have lots of appeal. Notwithstanding, selling remains a function of price. If die-die wants to make a capital gain of x% before selling, then got to wait (long-long) lor. -
pirate\" post_id=\"1926196\" time=\"1564803269\" user_id=\"66252:
The problem with Malaysia is that their policies change too easily and property rights are not really respected. The Malaysian govt can change its land policy anytime, just like how they handle the CLOB shares saga.
A bit late to the discussion, but my take on investing in Malaysian property is to buy a big piece of land with a rundown single storey house on it. Actually, the house (preferably free) is optional. Just pay for the land. :evil: -
YL
I don’t trust their policies and laws. I don’t hv much faith in them. So no matter how cheap, I won’t commit. -
pirate\" post_id=\"1926196\" time=\"1564803269\" user_id=\"66252:
I don't trust msia after what happened to clob.
A bit late to the discussion, but my take on investing in Malaysian property is to buy a big piece of land with a rundown single storey house on it. Actually, the house (preferably free) is optional. Just pay for the land. :evil:
Anyway, rental is cheap and there will always to newer projects to move into when you get tired of maintenance issues.
So many projects in recent years... do you trust their quality control?
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