Dont Peak Too Soon
The Best Way To Avoid Peaking Too Soon Is To Plan Your Property Investment
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In my previous column, I talked about affordability as a choice when it comes to investing in properties. We increase our income to leverage more from the banks.
There is no real estate if there is no law. Real estate, like any investment, is actually a byproduct of the law. The law gives you the fundamentals in real estate – from the issuance of the land title, recognition of boundaries and ownership.
No matter which field you may work in, the market is always evolving to accommodate the changing requirements of the population. The real estate market is no different
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SEMENYIH is one of the most rapid growth areas in Greater Kuala Lumpur or the southern corridor of the Klang Valley.
PETALING JAYA: While the volume of property transactions might go down, the average transacted prices have always been on a steady rise since 2001, a proof that the value of the property goes up over time regardless of the market, said Malaysian Institute
Due to the inability to own a home in recent years via personal loans, most Malaysians have resorted to combine their income and purchase a house. However, there are some risks that joint-name purchasers or the joint-names borrowers have to take note befo
Fire safety plays a significant role in the overall safety of a building. While many are aware of the safety measures in landed properties, many are still in the dark when it comes to fire safety in a condominium or apartment.
THE purpose-built office sector in the Klang Valley has witnessed a significant increase in supply over the past few years.
Private companies should not be allowed to lease out freehold land for housing developments for 99 years, Malaysia’s National House Buyers Association (HBA) told the Sun Daily.