Budget 2020 Real Estate Highlights
To assist those who are unable to pay 10% deposit and to secure the access of home purchase financing, the government will be working with financial institutions to introduce a Rent-To-Own (RTO)
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To assist those who are unable to pay 10% deposit and to secure the access of home purchase financing, the government will be working with financial institutions to introduce a Rent-To-Own (RTO)
Residents at high-rise buildings without strata titles, where there are also offices and retail lots, will now pay service or maintenance charges according to a fixed formula following a landmark court decision.
LANGKAWI: No automatic citizenship will be given to foreigners purchasing properties in Malaysia.
Alliance DBS Research estimates that Malaysia’s property market will need at least another three years to absorb the unsold properties, assuming status
Plans are already underway for the construction of new affordable homes for the residents Seri Negeri Sembilan Public Housing (PA) in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur
The Budget 2020 is expected to be growth-focused, people-centric and confidence driven.
“When is the best time to buy a property?” is a very frequently asked question. Well, the best time to buy may have passed.
Without sufficient population growth, the demand for property will slow down. Not in the immediate future but the need for more properties will not be realised.
Many laugh at the possibility of the property bubble bursting, especially those who earn their living from the real estate industry. Others are confident that when the property
When it comes to selling your property, the best tip is to redecorate the entrance of your home. It is proven that buyers decide in the first few seconds upon seeing a property whether it is worthy or not to purchase.
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng expects home loan approvals for first-time homebuyers to increase by at least 20 percent, following the easing of eligibility requirements for Bank Negara Malaysia’s RM1 billion Fund for Affordable Homes.