'Buy property in KL.' Real Estate

ARSHAD SAEED (220.226.5.223) - 01/24/06 12:54

Iam residing in India (Calcutta)want to know if i can buy propery in Malaysia ?

Comment #1 shatha (86.62.225.4) - 09/03/07 11:40

i want to buy a nice flat in Malysia

Comment #2 Charlie Joe from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 09/10/07 14:27

No problems, buying property in Malaysia..

Contact me for more detailed information at jabcharlie@gmail.com

I am a Real Estate Agent....

Comment #3 Andrew Lee (58.71.156.115) - 09/25/07 04:47

Hi Shatha have a apartment for sale in Penang. I am the owner so no Brokerage fee.

Contact me at andrew.kn.lee@gmail.com

Comment #4 saeed from Pakistan - 03/04/08 08:35

i m saeed from pakistan i m intrested in freehold Studio/house In KL property Owners and those agents have good location property pls reply me

Comment #5 Mistique (63.176.159.167) - 10/09/08 00:30

How is student housing in the Malaysia area?

Comment #6 Francis (63.176.159.58) - 10/22/08 23:38

I would like to study cosmetic medicine in Malaysia. It may take a few years to finish. Would it be better for me to buy a property or just go for monthly rentals for my lodging needs. How much would cost me for a bachelors place? Please help.

Comment #7 Alexander (60.52.125.81) - 11/07/08 03:29

Hello, for anyone that is looking for one stop solution for estate, whether to buy, sell or to rent. Please contact me at lost_progeny@yahoo.com. You will find satisfaction in my service.

Comment #8 Dean (63.176.159.29) - 11/20/08 09:10

I don't believe that there is a one stop solution for real estate industry. It's one of the most complicated industries out there. Even companies offering what this guy is offering have some difficulties in some matters regarding legalities and other stuffs

Comment #9 Natalie (63.176.159.67) - 12/31/08 02:43

What is the culture like in Malaysia and how is the cost of living here is it expensive or reasonable. Also, if I were to move here or buy property is there a lot of oppurtunities here such as jobs and business? I would like to know more information about this stuff so please get back to me.

Comment #10 donnie (203.121.4.4) - 01/05/09 07:22

This blog is about real estate, land, property, agriculture, investment

There are also tips in buying/selling/investing house/land/property , buying process and other info are being mentioned too

• donnie real estate

Comment #11 Tamika (63.176.159.117) - 02/19/09 01:21

I would like to know how I would go about buying a property in Mexico, and than rent it out to people during summer/spring break. I currently live in the states in the U.S. so I would like to know how I could go about doing this. what are the qualifications?

Comment #12 Freddy (63.176.159.24) - 05/21/09 23:03

Malaysia flats. There you will find wide selection of flats for sale and flats for rent in Malaysia. You can search for: big flats, old flats, free flat values and more. Many types of flats are listed for you: brick flats, beach flats, wooden flats, block flats etc. You can always place your add - flat to sell or flat to rent. We will help you in buying your dream flats!

Hi shatha, I got this link for you. Hope this will help.

• malaysia.world-estate.com/ENG/Flats/

Comment #13 Lika (63.176.159.140) - 06/07/09 09:55

Find property in Malaysia with Rightmove.co.uk - the UK's number one property website. We are pleased to offer a range of property in Malaysia. If you are looking for your dream property in Malaysia, you have come to the right place! Rightmove.co.uk lists the very latest property in Malaysia.

In the event that you do not find your dream property in Malaysia, you can directly contact any of our member estate agents who advertise on property in Malaysia.

• www.rightmove.co.uk/overseas-property/in-Malaysia.html

Comment #14 Kim (63.176.159.41) - 06/21/09 19:48

Popular buying locations in Malaysia

As a country made up of thirteen different states and three different territories, Malaysia is one of the most diverse places in South East Asia. The country is split geographically into two parts – Peninsular Malaysia and Malaysian Borneo – and separated by the South China Sea .The tropical climate is due to the country’s close location to the equator.

The capital, Kuala Lumpur, is the focus of the property market in Malaysia, and it retains a good deal of British influence from its days as a colonial outpost. The city has come on to the world stage in recent years, having hosted sporting and cultural events that brought the world’s media spotlight. The development of KL, as it is known, into a world-leading city has been helped by the building of the Petronas Towers, for a time the tallest buildings in the world.

• www.buyassociation.co.uk/property/text/malaysia/buyassociati...

Comment #15 Kirsten Dust (63.176.159.230) - 07/13/09 07:03

I posted here a link that features lists of recently being sold properties in Kuala Lumpur and some other locality in Malaysia. However, the property listed in this site seems to cost a lot. Well since ARSHAD SAEED is hoping to buy a property as he posted in this forum, I think he have money for those properties on sale.

The link is provided below, I hope it would help you guys..

• www.viviun.com/Real_Estate/Malaysia/

Comment #16 cwemoy (63.176.159.122) - 07/22/09 11:33

I thought this forum was about real estate in Malaysia? Then what business does someone have talkins and Mexico and the USA?

I do agree there can be no kind of solution to issues dealing with the real estate industry. That is just a catch phrase many companies, that in the end turn up to be dubious, normally use.

If you can avoid it, just use third parties as a last resort. An understanding of the real estate in Malaysia is key!

Comment #17 moy (63.176.159.7) - 08/04/09 09:13

In reply to the first post, unless the Malaysian government has discouraged some nationals of a given country the privilege of purchasing property(in which case I do not think is true), then you need to overcome the legal barriers that may exist in the way of getting the property you desire. Find out which documents you need to carry out any transactions and on what residence basis you can do so.

Comment #18 CitiGoh (115.132.78.243) - 09/04/09 08:38

Any foreign who like to buy property in Malaysia , would like to get some loan advices, feel free to email me wangann.goh@gmail.com or call me at 016-337 2335

I'm Goh from Citibank HQ mortgage department, would like to give my best help.

Thank You very much

Comment #19 Olivia (63.176.159.23) - 09/20/09 20:13

There are lots of useful links that i found in this forum regarding Malaysian real estate. Good thing that i had some sort of idea on malaysia best place to buy real estate.

Well Malaysia is in the center of the world nowadays as well as China. So i am thinking of that place to invest upon.

And so a place to stay is one of the concern of mine.

Comment #20 Eliza (63.176.159.40) - 01/10/10 23:41

Where is the best place to consider for those who are thinking of buying a property in Malaysia. I would like to know more about the real estate in Malaysia, so please post here some very useful links.

Comment #21 Chico (63.176.159.10) - 02/05/10 21:29

Hi there Eliza, so you are interested in buying a property in Malaysia, right? And you want some advice on the best place to buy a property. Hmmmm... All I can say is that you should ask yourself on where you would want to have a property, do you want some sort of vacation house or a business establishment. Then you can determine the best location for your property. Ciao.

Comment #22 Sammy (109.111.97.47) - 03/05/10 22:01

That is a nice suggestion Chico and I must say that Malaysia is one of the best place to relocate. And since buying a property needs lots of prioritization. If I were to buy a home I would want it near everything, like I want my home near a school, hospital, and markets, also some malls. But anyway, it all depends on what we prefer, right? Have a great day guys.

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