Malaysian property investments have become less attractive these days due to the skyrocketing prices and also the various cooling measures implemented by the authorities. This has set many people from the middle and lower income groups back from buying their first home or investing in property. However, other than investing in physical properties, Malaysians can …
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Real estate is usually held as part of a larger portfolio, and is generally considered an alternative investment class. Real estate fits well as part of a portfolio because it has several qualities that can enhance the return of a larger portfolio, or reduce portfolio risk at the same level of return. Some of the …
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When it comes to building a retirement nest egg for the future, property is still regarded as one of the safest long-term investments. While some investors may want to buy a property and rent it out straight away, others may choose to live in the home while they renovate it. Investing in bricks and mortar …
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PKNS Managing Director Haji Azlan Md Alifiah’s insight on property outlook. “The market outlook in terms of the offering is actually slowing down except for landed properties,” says Haji Azlan. He also thinks that there will be a situation of oversupply for the commercial units. Nonetheless, he views that Malaysian property outlook as being cautious. …
MALAYSIA’S sale of US dollar-denominated bonds of US$1.5bil in two tenures of 10 and 30 years reflects an optimistic view of the ringgit. The 10-year Islamic bond papers were issued with a yield-to-maturity of 3.04% while the 30-year papers were issued at yields of 4.24%. For the 10-year debt papers, the spread was 115 basis …
New-home supply in Malaysia to shrink on higher loan-rejection rates. The shift from gross income to net income as a measure of loan eligibility has left many potential housebuyers in a quandary, with loan-rejection rates reported as high as 70% in the first round. Loan eligibility varies among financial institutions; therefore applicants can seek alternatives …
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