Property Specialist in Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia

3 Storey Bungalow, Horizon Hills Phase 2B  1237/11040' Land area: 80'x100' Tenure: Freehold Non Bumi Asking Price:4.8m Bank Value: RM4.8M One Consultancy Services We provide a variety of flexible consultancy services to suit your needs & offering a variety of property related solutions for clients. In addition to the general services listed below we are happy to discuss any specialist requirements you may have and provide a sound advice through a personalized service that will ultimately form long lasting relationships between the client and us which definitely benefits both parties. 1. Renting Property - We can assist you with finding clients for both short-term and long-term rental. To make an assessment of your property we will need digital photographs and a description of the facilities and location. For long-term rental we charge a commission of 1 month's rent. For short-term rental we charge a commission of 15%. 2. Buying Property - We can advise and ...

Single Storey Terrace Corner, Taman Gembira Jln Riang x, Property Type: Terrace Tenure: Bumi-Putra lot, Freehold Land Area: 2828s2ft Build Up Area: 22'x70' Sale: RM300k Neg One Consultancy Services We provide a variety of flexible consultancy services to suit your needs & offering a variety of property related solutions for clients. In addition to the general services listed below we are happy to discuss any specialist requirements you may have and provide a sound advice through a personalized service that will ultimately form long lasting relationships between the client and us which definitely benefits both parties. 1. Renting Property - We can assist you with finding clients for both short-term and long-term rental. To make an assessment of your property we will need digital photographs and a description of the facilities and location. For long-term rental we charge a commission of 1 month's rent. For short-term rental we charge a commission of 15%. 2. Buyi...

Any Tenant is interest to rent, welcome to leave your email or email to me: yeoc@hotmail.com Straitview Residence 2.5 Storey Semi D House, Rental: RM11k/mth Long term T&C Stulang View Condo: Rental: RM4k/mth Long term T&C

PETALING JAYA -  The property development sector will face some challenges this year with new measures coming into effect but the volume of transactions is likely to be adequate in ensuring stability in the market, said Etiqa Insurance & Takaful head of research Chris Eng. "Looking at fundamentals, the property market will still be okay this year, especially for landed properties. There have been measures to remove speculation but these do not really affect landed properties," he told  SunBiz  in an interview. Some of the measures announced in Budget 2014 include the banning of Developer Interest Bearing Scheme (DIBS), increase in real property gains tax (RPGT) and the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in April 2015. Effective today, property developers will no longer be able to offer DIBS to buyers and the RPGT rate will be 30% for gains on properties sold within the first three years while disposals in the fourth and fifth years will be 20%...

With three major policies detailed in the 2014 Budget set to be put into effect between January 2014 and April 2015, the property market is set to deal with an array of changes. The biggest and arguably most discussed, policy is the increase of the Real Property Gainers Tax (RPGT) from 15% for two years to a whopping 30% for a period of three years. The banning of the Developer Interest Bearing Scheme (DIBS) and Goods & Services Tax (GST) are also set in place. We take a look at both sides of the coin before its looming implementation. Doubling the RPGT At a glance it may seem that the RPGT will hit first-time home buyers the most, but a closer look will reveal that property ‘flippers’ will be the ones who feel the pinch most. Increasing the rate of 15% for two years to 30% for three years effectively removes the convenience of buying and selling properties for a quick profit. Disposals after four years and five years will be increased to 20% and 15% respectively. This increa...

Property sector-wise, expecting only RPGT hikes for Budget-2014 . For the upcoming Budget-2014’s potential impact on property sector, we are only expecting RPGT hikes (30% from 15% for properties sold within 2 years, 15% from 10% for properties sold within the 3-4 years, 10% remains unchanged for properties sold in the 5th year and zero RPGT for properties sold in the 6th year onwards). We believe this has been largely been discounted and priced-in somewhat, but we do expect some slight knee-jerk reactions for a couple of weeks post announcement. We do not expect any other overly harsh measures (e.g. stamp duty hikes, banking measures) as these may have severe repercussions on the economy. Historically, the government only implements one drastic fiscal measure within a year. This also applies to Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) measures and so far, we have already seen one i.e. reduced mortgage tenures to 35 years from 45 years in Jul-13. We also expect more measures on increasing afford...

Find out if you are eligible to apply for a PR1MA home. As long as you fulfil these basic requirements, you could be a proud homeowner of PR1MA. You must be a Malaysian citizen Malaysian citizens (Single or Married) aged 21 and above Individual or Combined household income (Husband & Wife) between RM2,500 – RM7,500 Own no more than 1 property between you and your spouse, if any Do you fit within the eligibility criteria? Apply for your PR1MA home now Note: PR1MA homes will be allocated through an open balloting process. Selection of house units by the successful balloted owner will be based on the balloting sequence. A 10-year moratorium will be imposed, during which the property cannot be sold or transferred to another party without prior approval from PR1MA. PR1MA homes must be owner occupied.