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Kota Bayuemas Klang Gemilang 2 price list
September 26, 2017@7:25 am / By bluefire6

Kota Bayuemas Klang Gemilang 2 price list Phase A14 After discount 3% price as below 24′ x 80’= RM650,676 (before discount RM670,800) Facing South 24′ x 81’= RM641,946 (before discount RM661,800) 24′ x 85′ = RM646,796 (before discount RM666,800) By: 2msia.com Share us on:

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EcoWorld Launches Eco Forest At Semenyih Selangor – 2017
September 17, 2017@7:55 pm / By 2msia

EcoWorld Launches Eco Forest Development At Semenyih Selangor September 2017 Eco Forest Launching Slide Launch date: 09 September 2017 Eco Forest Launch By Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin (Video) Eco Forest Show Village Video By 2msia.com Share us on:

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Last 8 years Spain property could be sold at sky-high prices. But today…
June 5, 2016@9:57 pm / By 2msia

There are 100,000 homes in Spain with no market unless they are offered at “demolition prices,” claims Bankinter, a Spanish bank. – Year of 2015 There was a time not so long ago when any property built in Spain could be sold at sky-high prices in just a matter of days, or so it seemed.

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Ringgit fall timely for Singaporeans to buy Malaysian luxury property
September 5, 2015@8:25 am / By bluefire6

SINGAPORE (Sept 2): With the ringgit plumbing record lows against a basket of weighted currencies, especially the Singapore dollar, there is no better time for Singaporeans to invest in Malaysian properties, says founder and CEO of MoneySmart.sg, Vinod Nair. “The confluence of a strongly regulated Singapore property market where prices are still not tapering to significant lower levels, and a much

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And the worst performing property market in the world is…
September 5, 2015@8:22 am / By bluefire6

(Sept 1): Dubai property prices fell by 12.2 percent during the past year, the largest drop in the world, according to real estate consultancy Knight Frank. The decline in the twelve months through June was the biggest in 56 mainstream residential markets and larger than the 12 percent fall in real estate prices in Ukraine,

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How difficult is the property purchase process in Malaysia?
July 15, 2015@10:58 am / By bluefire6

Foreigners can purchase any kind of property with a minimum value of MYR 1 million (US$270,270) as of 2014. They are allowed to purchase up to two residential properties – two condominiums (max. 50% foreign ownership within a block) OR one condominium and one of the following: Terrace or linked houses above two storeys, but

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10 things to look out for when buying property in Malaysia
July 12, 2015@11:32 am / By bluefire6

KUALA LUMPUR — Everyone keeps saying the time to buy is now but with so many options and different factors in play, how do you make sure that you get the most bang for your buck when shopping for a piece of property? 10. Landscaping We are not just talking about the landscaping of the

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5 tips for selling your home in a tough market
July 12, 2015@11:17 am / By bluefire6

Property transactions seen declining, prices to remain flattish THE property market has been in a grind this year and according to projections, it’s not about to free up any time soon. According to a report early this year by research house JF Apex Research, property transactions are expected to decline by about 10%, with house

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Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance (MRTA) – Why would you need it?
July 10, 2015@2:10 pm / By bluefire6

If you’re taking a home loan to buy a property, chances are: you’ll be required to pay for Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance (MRTA), by the bank as part of your loan arrangement. What is MRTA? It is an insurance policy that provides financial protection for property loan borrowers and their families. Specifically, it helps settle outstanding

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What is Guarantor?
June 23, 2015@9:38 am / By bluefire6

Guarantors are legally bound to pay back the loan if the borrower cannot pay Introduction Financial institutions may require guarantees to enhance the credit standing of prospective borrowers, thus enabling them to obtain financing. Many people think that a guarantor gives a reference of the good character of the borrower. They do not realize that

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