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kopiandproperty.com was started in November 2013 and the founder Charles Tan has been writing here ever since. He believes Malaysians should invest (invest and not speculate or gamble) because that’s the only way to be financially prepared for retirement. Continue to read.
Charles Tan, DTM
Charles Tan is Founder of kopiandproperty.com. He shares from his personal investment experience for the past 20 years.
20 years experience
Writings would include investment experience in property, stock, unit trust and more as well as readings and conversations with many property gurus in the industry.
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kopiandproperty is an independent property blog which is not affiliated to any media company, property developer or even real estate agencies.
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Articles
Every major property market dropped, Penang stayed steady?
A very interesting finding even if the numbers are a little outdated. For Q1 of 2014, all the major markets showed drops. Double digits drop
Kuala Lumpur new condos are now RM700k instead of RM600k last year
Reported in The Star (16 August 2014), Raine & Horne executive director Lim Lian Hong says in Kuala Lumpur, condominium units dominate the residential sector
Economic Growth, Interest Rates, Stronger Ringgit and Slowing Export
After a very positive H1 2014 in terms of GDP growth for Malaysia (6.3%), the full year forecast is now expected to be stronger than
My favourite store, IKEA. Whether or not I am renovating.
Has anyone who’s renovating their new home NEVER visited IKEA? Even if not buying actual stuffs, for the inspiration? I have not bought many things
High Density, 1,244 units, 85% take up though starting from RM561,800.
Many people said they prefer lower density condos. I told them, as long as it is well designed you should seriously think about higher density
Affordable homes just got cheaper, if this comes true.
Reported in The Malaysian Reserve today (15 Aug) was a very interesting piece of news. Would you be interested if the total cost of construction
