Of politics, IMF and global GDP forecast
Politics. A word which elicits lots of cynical smile these days regardless of which side of the fence you are on. It may even cause
Politics. A word which elicits lots of cynical smile these days regardless of which side of the fence you are on. It may even cause
A colleague has just left the company and moving to Adelaide. A few reasons were mentioned but one key one would be the education for
When I was in Bristol, UK for my first degree, the Pound to Ringgit went up to RM8 to 1 Sterling Pound! Yes, that was
Two years ago, I was in Jakarta and I stayed in a condominium cum resort within the Jakarta city. As usual, I looked up the
The Brexit story continues for London properties. As per a Reuters article, a top Singaporean bank, United Overseas Bank has suspended its loans programme for
Australia’s property market is considered a more developed one than Malaysia. In fact majority of all property surveys in terms of overseas preference would always
I have been to Disneyland France a 4,800 acres theme park in France a long, long time ago. I have passed by the one in
Phuket as a property destination? Possibly. I just came back from Phuket after short family vacation. It was my second trip. My 3.5 year old
Malaysia’s Q1 GDP growth is at 4.2 percent. Note the word “growth.” This is the slowest ever since the 2009. Private-sector spending grew 5.1 percent. Gross
How much gross development value (GDV) can we get from a piece of one acre land in Kuala Lumpur? These days, a small plot of
A few friends who have followed me for some time asked me why have I stopped writing about Ringgit these days. It’s already recovering, right?
We often hear of small pieces of lands within the KLCC vicinity being sold for ever higher prices. The reason is because the development be