I noticed recently that there are now more news about industrial properties. I think this is a good sign that the economy is moving along and usually, all these would have to happen in order for more jobs to happen and when more jobs happen, then more people would have salaries to spend and well, then the demand for residential properties would also be moving up.
I really have no idea why people prefer to read bad news and tell the world versus reading about good news and treating it as if nothing happened. Ask any business owner or working professional and they will tell you all the issues with their business and how they are underpaid in their company but at the same time, we kept seeing car sales going up.
Kuala Lumpur (16 July 2024) — In the third quarter of 2024, Malaysia is the fastest-growing data centre market in the industry’s fastest-growing region, according to new insights released today by global real estate and proptech giant Juwai IQI.
Suddenly, we have good news about Ringgit. Okay, actually there has been some good news here and there within the past few weeks. However, suddenly every media is reporting good news about Ringgit yesterday (12 July 2024). Here are some of them:
For population to rise, new births must be faster than deaths. That’s why 2.1 would be the minimum in order for us to ensure the population number is not dropping.
Briefly, nothing has changed. Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has decided. So, homeowners would not not need to pay more every month and depositors (fixed deposit) will get the same every year since the rate has not changed. Want to know what happens if the rate was increased? Here’s that article: Home Owners, you may have to pay more Do read the full policy statement release below.
Homeowners, your interest rate may stay the same or go higher? BNM will decide today. OPR lah. How much extra if I have a RM500,000
Do we REALLY need to pay the CEO 200x higher than the median salary of an employee? (Malaysia not yet this number I think… fortunately)
Malaysia’s sovereign credit ratings by S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings. Good or Bad? According to investopedia.com “Sovereign credit ratings measure the overall economic conditions
Asia-Pacific Cross-Border Residential Property Buying Trends Report: Q1 2024 INTRODUCTION The Asia-Pacific Cross-Border Residential Property Buying Trends Report for Q1 2024 analyses international real estate
Most popular country in ASEAN for international visitors in 2023 is not Thailand
Yes, it’s Malaysia. We have even exceeded the numbers prior to Covid! In 2019, we welcomed 26 million international tourists and if I remember correctly, we were second placed then, behind our fiercest competitor for international tourists; Thailand.
Economy news Malaysia: 2024 will be a stronger year says MIDF 2023 is past, 2024 is the focus Some people are waiting for the 2023