Johor unlikely to hike property ceiling price from RM500K to RM1m - StarProperty.my

Interesting quote: foreigners are no longer allowed to buy from Malaysians in the secondary market. I wonder if they meant both bumi and non bumi lots?

Johor unlikely to hike property ceiling price from RM500K to RM1m - StarProperty.my

I Love My Neighbourhood

I love our neighborhood! People say hi, you actually get to know your neighbors, you can walk down the street and be invited into a birthday party and we get together once a month for a street potluck party. Everyone whips up something in their kitchen or buy something from the store, all for the spirit of sharing, socialising and having fun. It's also a play date for kids, sometimes we even have kids performance (singing and dancing) :)

Most important of all, we've made good friends who are like families to us, who are always there whenever we are in need of help. Thank you guys!

To all newcomers, welcome to East Ledang, I hope you enjoy your stay as much as we do.

Have a great Sunday!

Twin Villa Series 1, Phase 1 East Ledang for Sale

Hi Everyone,

There's another property for sale, i.e. a semi-D for sale in our development. Phase 1, series 1 (same layout as ours). Asking price is RM3.05M.

Happy to connect to the relevant party if anyone's interested.

Have a great Sunday evening,
Erika

Malaysia Real Estate Prices & Rentals Stabilising

This is a very interesting article which gives good insights into Malaysian real estate market. The article makes no mention of East Ledang, Ledang Heights and Leisure Farm which have seen property prices skyrocketed due to influx of foreign buyers.

"Johor's property market performed well last year, with 52,946 transactions worth RM17.1bil. Compared with 2010, Johor's property market volume and value increased by 9.1% and 44.6% respectively. The report says Johor's residential property prices are generally stable with instances of mixed performance.

Single-storey terraced houses within areas in Johor such as Taman Puteri Wangsa, Taman Ungku Tun Aminah, Taman Bukit Indah and Taman Perling see price increases of 2.9% to 11.1%, with prices ranging from RM125,000 to RM220,000. Houses in areas within Nusajaya such as Taman Nusa Idaman and Horizon Hills record price increases of 6.4% to 9.1%, with prices ranging from RM392,000 to RM448,000".

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