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What first time investors should know

That’s not good property. Thats just good location. Period. A good property, is one that can capitalise on the location it is build on, attract its target audience, and sustainably hold that position for at least a decade. Bring near LRT but with the wrong property is no different from entering a

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For first home buyers

If you do get capital gains, it’s closer to being lucky then an actual organic macro/micro growth taking place. This is not limited to local Malaysian mid income properties but all round the world where an active developer/ redevelopment market is present, mid income properties there, particularl

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Your wallet probably can’t afford this.

built up approx 3,300 sqft Guarded Enclave 5 Bedrooms ( 2 rooms beside kitchen, with sharing 2 Bathrooms ), The rest upstairs The most impressive bedrooms is Master room, with approx 440 spft, which makes it have endless possibilities Then the heart of the house - Kitchen, with approx 770 sqft

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Taman desa ecosystem pt 3

We done KL real estate for years and the most common thought we encounter clients perceiving about of Taman Desa is that ….. near Mid Valley. But if you dig in, this neighbourhood one of the few that can stand on its own 2 feet. Literally. Self sustaining ecosystem Everything that actually matter

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Taman desa in 30 sec

The best neighbourhoods in KL weren't built. They survived. Taman Desa didn't come with a lifestyle branding deck or a phased masterplan. It came with decades of real people settling in — and everything they needed growing around them quietly. That's harder to find than most buyers r

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Seputeh house

Now let's talk about the buyer this property truly serves. Parents. Especially parents who have already decided where they want their children to study. One of the biggest frustrations families face is this: They buy a home. Then realise it's too far from the school. Or the house is t

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The real reason Seputeh holds its value

Most parents in KL buy a house based on location. Seputeh parents think differently. They're buying into a 12-year plan. The anchor? Kuen Cheng — a full Chinese education ecosystem from kindergarten to high school, all within the same neighbourhood. Your child keeps their friends. Your fam

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What I found in Puchong

Personally? What I like is the walkability. You can cover food, banks, schools on foot, majority within 15 min. It’s also gated guarded, which matters a lot in Klang Valley, especially if you have kids and elderly. This house’s meant for the multigenerational people. (Ie: where 3 gen lives in th

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Most people will scroll past this. Because it doesn’t look like a RM1.6M home. It’s old. It’s lived in. It needs work. But that’s exactly why it’s priced this way. What you’re really buying here is a landed foothold in a part of KL most people already got priced out of. Not for everyone.

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How to use grocer to analyze a township.

#JujurDiLemon8 #TakRamaiTahu #PendapatKu #property #groceries

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Mk market update. M

Surface level story: * Mercato moving out of Solaris MK * Replaced by The Food Merchant * Ben’s Independent Grocer still remains at Publika Looks like: “Tenant reshuffling” But that’s too shallow. There’s actually: change of mechanism Though mercato is a support function grocery, its core w

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TWY in 30 sec (pt 3)

Rental’s 2800, while property’s selling at 610k, that’s an ROI of 5.5% +- Property value and rent never went up for like 7 years. But if it did? I be concerned. Because then it be out of character. This one’s more to being a quiet sneaky defensive asset instead of some quick capital gain fix. It

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TWY Mont Kiara in 30 seconds (pt 2)

What condo should we do next? Drop us comment There’s also a full 5 min long form exposition on the property on YouTube. Links in Bio Wanna Check out the building, in person or come see how it fits your long term portfolio? DM us in our inbox. #letstokproperty #property #yieldproper

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TWY in 30 sec

FYI, This fellas with 90% occupancy rate, yet not near any train station, not within walking distance of any retail hub (unless 1km to you is walkable) doesn’t have 3 bedrooms, only have loft and duplex. Its popularity comes not from being unconventional, but from being precise. Well planned targe

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Sebab kebanyakan orang gagal investment condo

Majority will say wait till 10th year or later to sell.. and if you look at the transaction records, it will show that waiting 10-20 years does give a massive capital gain number. Thats a mistake I made too. The real risk? Is actually betting it will happen, when your property is already yielding h

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Why mid range property are all rental yield type

This is why most people get stuck. When it’s selling time? They hold. When it’s renting time? They wanna sell. #letstokproperty #property #rentalproperty #yieldproperty #realestate

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Instead, look for occupancy

Instead of looking for 5-6% rental returns which are never guaranteed, will fluctuate based on market conditions bla bla bla…. The one thing that rarely change? Occupancy rate. Take that away and everything falls apart. This is how to identify a yield centric property #letstokproperty #proper

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Subang Metropark with RM2500 budget or less

Especially if you are working in Times, Celcom Digi, Glenmarie area, Sekysen 15 Shah Alam, Seksyen 21, USJ area, Seksyen 13 area, and near the Subang airport. #letstokproperty #property #rentalproperty #rent #realestate

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Every RM2,500/month option in Bangsar South

RM2,500/month in Bangsar South — here’s every option available right now. Most people assume Bangsar South is out of reach at this budget. It’s not. But what you get varies a lot depending on which building you’re in — size, age, facilities, and how connected it is to the LRT and retail all play a

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I asked a person who owns 53 properties this

The logic is this: Wealthy “long-range” shoppers spend on discretionary items—things they want but don’t need (branded fashion, expensive tech). This is hard to predict. But Short-range, lower-income shoppers spend almost exclusively on inelastic goods: rice, flour, mobile reloads, and basic

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