Comments on: Costing Of Constructing Residential Property

By: Tham

Tham — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 04:57:11 +0000

Hi CK,

My email address is :

Thanks

By: Kurios

Kurios — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 03:26:36 +0000

appreciate ur input. I understand what you mean. in the past, we too didnt expect apts to hit the barrier of 220k but today it did, although reluctantly. ina laut was 90k 10 yrs ago, today it broke the barrier of 200k, moreover, with 1700sf land. in addition to ur advocacy toward land property, i do think it holds at least SOME promises being the ‘cheapest’ ’single’ storey house among the landed property in the future.

secondly, my relative was just doing about average, he cant afford anything more than 200k and insisted on landed which made ina laut quite an easy choice.
appreciate anything else if u’ve sthg to add.

ps/ one of the best prop blog around for free discussion. tx

By: CKWong

CKWong — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 21:34:35 +0000

HI,
At the end of the day there is limit how far “single” storey can appreciate. I don’t really appreciate Inanam project due to the entrance. Furthermore I believe less chinese is staying at this location which will affect the rental yield and future appreciation. Happy Investing.

You cannot Grow Land…CK Wong & MY DAD

By: Ri

Ri — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 15:12:54 +0000

Agree with you, land prices in Tuaran bypass have also gone up so high that it is make no sense to build medium cost terrace houses. Anyhow, land cost along Tuaran bypass is still lower than those in the prime areas.

By: Kurios

Kurios — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 12:25:08 +0000

with or without develpment but lands in tuaran bypass r already very exp. imagine the price of new double storey terrace or single storey terrace if developer wud ever think of developing single storey again since the cost of single terrace doesnt seem to be making sense, that is my thought of Ina Laut. do share what i missed

By: Ri

Ri — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 10:18:47 +0000

I think Inanam Laut along the tuaran bypass is presently a less matured less developed secondary area, and it may take at least 5 years or more to progress. I believe there are more and more new developments coming into this area due to its near proximity to KK and Inanam towns, still plenty of vacant lands along the tuaran bypass, and the other prime lands in KK are heading toward full development and getting too expensive to develop. Am I right, CK?

By: CKWong

CKWong — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 05:33:44 +0000

Hi,
Pls email me your email adress at ckwong@investkk.com, I will forward you the contact no. Happy Investing.

You cannot Grow Land..CK Wong & MY DAD

By: Tham

Tham — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 03:51:50 +0000

Hi CK,

May i know, Shelly Yap, Ms Nancy contact number or email, so that, i contact them.

Thanks,

Tham

By: Kurios

Kurios — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 12:00:35 +0000

i didnt see how ur post ‘help’ all of us or the author.

do u try to verify all the information in the internet? did u write to every author what they write in the internet? we r all grown ups n take info with a grain of salt and intelligence. did u verify STAR newspaper? no, u take it cuz u believe in their credibility. such as this very blog author, we believe due to his ‘credibility’ in sofar has been quite good at the tips but exercise ur own mind process for every content here cuz we’r all adult, arent we

By: Kurios

Kurios — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 11:13:43 +0000

hijack ur thread awhile hehe

what do u think of tmn inanam laut ’s future prospect. or rather the general outlook of that area?

imo , the plus points are: couple of schools in the vicinity, located along the highway, no many construction of terrace (single storey), flood free, <3km from inanam traffic light, imminent opening of metrotown, kk taipan, and probably ascotville huge master project currently constructing sri pelangi and kensington.

however, I still appreciate your opinion on this as my relative is currently eyeing on a 200k inanam laut