Sabah MM2H – good, say academicians, but uncertain, says consultant

MM2H consultant, Gary Crestejo: For participants from developed countries, West Malaysia is still a closer match over East Malaysia as the lifestyles of cities like Kuala Lumpur and Penang are more similar to their hometowns, which will be easier to adapt Sunway University economist Dr Yeah Kim Leng said the initiative is laudable as it gives Sabah an edge to attract more MM2H applicants, where a greater number of investors and rich retirees will help to boost the economy.

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Rahim & Co indicates residential, industrial subsectors show positive growth; others follow suit at slower pace

Executive chairman Tan Sri Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman: Despite the various economic and geo-political challenges that still remain, in addition to the rising inflation and interest rate hikes that prolonged the 'wait-and-see' attitude of buyers; transaction activities in 2022 have proven the market to be somewhat resilient — showing a significant rebound in overall market activities KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 9): Rahim & Co International Sdn Bhd states that as a continuation of 2022 having had more progress, residential and industrial property sub-sectors have shown signs of positive growth while others are poised to follow suit but at a slower pace.

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Shareda lauds planned Sabah MM2H

President Datuk Chua Soon Ping complimented the state government in listening to Shareda’s recommendation to set the fixed deposit amount to RM200,000 as opposed to RM1.

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What’s wrong with learning from Singapore’s success in housing?

The question that begs to be asked is: Why were these built there in the first place? More importantly, what needs to be done moving forward to ensure the problem does not repeat itself? Building cookie-cutter affordable homes is not just doing a disservice to those who need them, but fanning a burning issue that has been around for too long.

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