Why Invest in malaysia. 1. Transformation Transformation brings the ultimate capital appreciation. Before transformation, investors buy based on foresight, and you have to choose to believe in it before you can see it. After transformation, people buy based on sight, and price is usually much higher when you can see the actual & final product. One example: The average prices of Singapore Sentosa properties were S$700 psf in 2004 and at its peak of 2007 was S$2000 psf. Price increased 3 times in 3 years! Why? Transformations! 2. Good Economic growth And Industrialization Asset price increases when more wealth is created and people have more purchase power to upgrade living standard. A city with good GDP growth and industrialization tends to create more wealth than others at same time frame. Good examples are: Singapore property market had highest price increase from 1986-1996, price increase 6 times in 10 years. China major cities also experience similar price hike from 2001-2011 due to fast GDP growth. 3. Location & Surroundings New York based real estate guru Donald Trump once said, 3 keys to good property investments are: Location, Location and Location. Truth and fact is that you don’t have time to really understand a foreign city, and lots of investors have made mistake to rush into an investment without good comparative analysis. To avoid mistakes, try not to invest in suburb area because it is difficult to compare. Narrow down your study at city centre, or the most popular locations, and only make your decision after you study the location and surrounding. 4. Concept Planned Communities That’s one of the most profit investments for the past 10 years in Malaysia, and that is also my favorite investment. Very few governments in a world can maintain the whole country nicely with high standard like Singapore government. However, reputable developers who are building a big communities on a large scale of land deliver a better standard in planning and maintenance, and as the whole town evolving, the price keep increasing. Good examples are: Desa Park City in KL, Seri Tanjung Pinang in Penang, property price inside the communities are continuously increasing as developer launching new phases. We are also trying to bring in more well planned communities for Singapore investors; Senibong Cove at Johor Baru is one of a best 6. Low Capital outlay, high leverage One of the common mistake investors made are put full cash to invest in a foreign property. My question to you is that: are you sure that the foreign currency you are converting is strong enough to not to go against you? The strong currencies in the world are: Singapore dollar (SGD), Swiss Francs (CHF), Australia dollar (AUD) & Chinese Yuan (CYN). But when you are investing in a fast depreciating currency, best strategy is to borrow as much as you can! Still not convince? Visit developernextinfo/blog/ or Call 61003230 now!!!
Posted on: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 04:21:57 +0000
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