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IJM LAND SOVANA – THE ULTIMATE PEAK OF LIVING
PRESS RELEASE: IJM LAND SOVANA – THE ULTIMATE PEAK OF LIVING Following the strong market response to Soren, an earlier phase of Suria Hill, IJM
PRESS RELEASE: IJM LAND SOVANA – THE ULTIMATE PEAK OF LIVING Following the strong market response to Soren, an earlier phase of Suria Hill, IJM
[Sponsored] SJKP: How Malaysian First-Time Homebuyers Can Explore Housing Financing I bought my first property jointly with my wife in 2003. That was when I
Property Investment 101: Only Landed Homes Will Increase in Price Lah?! Price of the most popular noodle stall versus the less popular ones Imagine there
RM55 million for 22km covered walkways in KL. Let’s all walk more?! I love walking. Just as an example. I have walked the two routes
Automotive Hi-Tech Valley (AHTV). What’s the latest progress? Many years ago, I started hearing about AHTV. Actually, really not much news about it. It’s supposed
Press Release : Radium Evara Draws Strong Early Response As Kepong Project Records 40% Take-up Radium Development Berhad (“Radium”) has recorded a strong early response
REHDA: 63 pct surveyed developer has no plans to launch residential projects in second half of 2026. Good or bad? When every property developer is
KL Luxury Property Prices Going Up Because of Foreign Buyers? When I first wrote about this topic, I asked a rather simple question: Are luxury
Which house type has appreciated the most since 2010? Debate of ‘only landed property will increase in price, high-rise units too many.’ Maybe we start
I continue to share with everyone that if they want to see the TALLEST TWIN TOWERS in the world, they must visit Petronas Twin Towers. Some of them would say that my information is very old. Some would say the tallest is Burj Khalifa. I would tell them that they are right and then I would tell them that I have also been there before just this past August 2025.
In Kuala Lumpur, renting a fully furnished condominium for RM2,000 monthly is increasingly accessible due to a soft rental market with ample choices. Target tenants include those not ready to buy, such as working professionals wanting proximity to offices. Various locations like Rawang, Semenyih, and Shah Alam offer different living spaces suiting diverse needs.
A parking space in Melbourne can cost RM142,000, significantly cheaper than Hong Kong’s RM296,000 for less desirable locations. The investment offers a return on investment (ROI) of 9.23 percent annually, with potential rental income. Malaysia currently lacks similar parking space investment opportunities, typically included with high-rise units.