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abubakar

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Malaysia

Dec 15, 2007, 06:35:36 AM

I'm promoting my friends blog about Malaysian real estate. I know the US is having problems with real estate values going stagnant but here in Malaysia we are seing a boom in prices. As Malaysia's business centers grow and many US and Europeans are being sent to Malaysia to work there is a growth being seen in quaity housing and many foriegn investors are capitalizing on the trend.

Being a foreigner working in Malaysia, the only problem I see is a humanitarian issue where the native Malaysian people are being squeezed out of their properties by the encroaching foreign interests. Many famalies who once owned land are selling to meet the demand and they are becoming displaced as a result of the boom.

I fear the within a generation that this will lead to a general distrust of outsiders in Malaysia and could lead to turmoil.

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Dec 15, 2007, 11:56:58 AM

I don't want to live or invest in Malaysia due to political, climate & environmental reasons. The houses over there are a lot cheaper than in Canada.

I've to mention that there are nice brick houses in Malaysia. If anyone likes the hot humid climate, Malaysia may be the right place to go
if he/she can stand the politics.

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Dec 22, 2007, 06:42:56 AM

Yes, but st, things change rapidly in this world we live in. What looks like a dog today can be a Lion tomorrow. No area of the world is immune tho this principle. Malaysia has abad reputation because of exloitation from outside factors but if the government moves into the modern world thee is tremendous potential.

I suspect you are of Malaysian descent and moved to an English speaking country but your decision to throw away the Malaysian existence is because your bad experience. I'm an american living in Malaysia and I love the country and the people. I don't want to come back home to the US because I found my place here in Malaysia and I want to live hee for my life despite of the political turmoil. I see potential here.

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Dec 22, 2007, 10:49:29 AM

I've been home 2 years ago & I know what I'm talking about & not just to make judgement. As I said if anyone can stand the Malaysian
govt & the climate & environment, then that country may be suitable but certainly NOT for me. Why do you think many people move out of that country?

I would love to live there if it is suitable for me, as the house there is cheap & I can have lots of cash left if I trade my house here but
money is not the only thing in this world that I consider important.

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Dec 24, 2007, 04:10:32 AM

I'm Malaysian by birth (born in KL), but I lived and was educated in the US, now I work and live in mainlaind China but I do think Malaysia is a good place to buy some cheap real estate and hold onto it. Malaysia is going through big developmental changes and the government and enviornment is not the best but it still can't be counted out as having potential for future investments.

For me, it's the people. They have drive and ambition. Right now Malaysia is considered a scammer nation because of bad press and stupid laws but ten years from now, Malaysia will be a powerhouse. For those willing to take a risk, it's a good risk as far as I'm concerned. Much better than Thailand or Indonesia.

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Jan 16, 2008, 02:20:01 PM

I disagree and agree with st, Malaysia is a terrible place to live and is sure not the place I would want to buy poperty.

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