This article shows you the top tips that real estate investors apply to their property portfolio-building strategy to ensure success from their investments. What is the ideal market for investing? There is no such thing as an ideal real estate market for investing. It tends to be more difficult to find bargains in rising markets …
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To the common folks, choosing a home loan is almost as hard as choosing the property itself. If you’re currently in the midst of shopping for a home loan to buy the house of your dream, here are the 6 things you should consider before making what would arguably be the biggest financial decision of …
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PUTRAJAYA: More Malaysians will fall into the “Bottom 40” poverty group if the rising cost of living is not addressed, Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Datuk M. Saravanan said. He said it was getting harder for Malaysian households that earned below RM3,000 a month to even survive as prices keep going up. “And, with the …
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With the ringgit plumbing record lows against a basket of weighted currencies, especially the Singapore dollar, there is no better time for Singaporeans to invest in Malaysian properties, says founder and CEO of MoneySmart.sg, Vinod Nair. “The confluence of a strongly regulated Singapore property market where prices are still not tapering to significant lower levels, …
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Mandatory waste separation at source starts in Pahang, Johor, Malacca, Negri Sembilan, Kedah, Perlis, Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur today. The programme aims to reduce delivery of solid waste to garbage disposal sites yet many still remain in the dark over the initiative. Bukit Bandaraya Residents Association president Datuk M. Ali said that authorities had done …
PETALING JAYA: Upscale hotels in Kuala Lumpur and its surrounding areas continue to see steady occupancy rates, despite a slight increase in average room prices, according to a property survey. With the weaker ringgit seen as a welcome boost for the tourism industry, hotels in the city are expected to continue to attract new investments. …
