Where to Invest in Malaysia Hotspots for Property Investment

27 May 2009 | Category: Property Investment

Where are the Klang Valley hotspots for property investment to make more money? Everyone is so interested to know where to invest in property hotspots at KL and PJ. Therefore, I keep collecting the information released from our Malaysia property experts and consultants regarding the hotspots for property investment, especially residential property at KL and PJ.

Malaysia KL and PJ Property Hotspots for Investment
  • Northeastern Petaling Jaya (Bandar Utama, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Mutiara Damansara, Kota Damansara, Sri Damansara, Desa ParkCity and Valencia)
  • Subang Jaya – Shah Alam belt
  • Damansara Heights
  • Sri Hartamas
  • Bangsar
  • Taman Seputeh
  • Taman Desa

From the locations listed on above, medium cost up to high end properties are available for different group of people. So, where is your favorite and preferred location for property investment during this slowdown economic? Keep an eye for all the new launch property or completing soon project at the locations abovementioned. Get ready to make more money from hotspots property! More importantly, get your money be prepared! Cash is King!!!

Many property investors are adopting a “wait and see” attitude. Nothing to be surprised, do thing last minute always is Malaysian style! For me, there are three groups of investor in whatever type of investment:

  • Sense first, get first （先知先觉）
  • Sense later, get later （后知后觉）
  • Never sense, never get （不知不觉）

So, sense more and get more! Go visit more property showrooms, do more actual site survey, read more property investment books, do more analysis, and etc. Put for afford and just do it!

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13 Comments

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  1. stephen
    on June 21st, 2009
    1

    Hi Horlic,

    What is your view on landed properties in Kemuninung Utama? Is is worth buying and what price (per sqr ft) should be reasonable for that area?

    I am looking for a short term investment (sell within 5 years).

    Thanks!

  2. HorlicLim
    on June 24th, 2009
    2

    Hi Stephen, hope this could give u some idea..

    Metro Homes principal See Kok Loong recalls that when Kota Kemuning was launched sometime in 1998, the value of the houses rose some 30% after they were completed and handed over two years later. He says subsequently, growth had been marginal because the prices were tagged higher. Besides, more houses were available on the secondary market.

    Resident Ho says the value of his 22ft by 75ft corner unit has grown some 31% from RM350,000 (developer’s price) to RM460,000. Sanjay notes that those who bought early are seeing capital appreciation of around 30%, but those who bought on the secondary market, like him, are not seeing much growth. “I probably can sell my house at a slightly higher price than what I paid for five years ago. At present, people who are buying in Kota Kemuning are those who want to stay and not invest,” he adds.

    Metro Homes’ See notes that current launches in Kota Kemuning, like the Canal Garden terraced houses, are pegged at between RM360,000 and RM380,000, hill bungalows at RM1.3 million to RM1.5 million, and semi-detached homes are going for RM900,000 to RM1.1 million. A bungalow at Anggerik Eria, also in Kota Kemuning, is tagged at RM1.9 million. A&M Realty’s Amverton Park bungalows start from RM1.5 million. In comparison, a bungalow in SS19, Subang Jaya, costs RM2.25 million. Hence, the draw of Kota Kemuning for young families.

    Source: Metro Homes

  3. stephen
    on June 29th, 2009
    3

    thanks for sharing!
    your site is informative and useful!

  4. HorlicLim
    on June 29th, 2009
    4

    @Stepen, you are welcome!

  5. Vue Jardin
    on July 29th, 2009
    5

    I guess I’m Sense later, get later （后知后觉）investor, just hope to be Sense first, get first in the future.

  6. HorlicLim
    on July 31st, 2009
    6

    Hi Vue Jardin, perhaps more reading and studying on property news might help you!

    Chinese say:
    先知先觉
    后知后觉
    不知不觉

    your situation still not the worst. Gambateh! Remember to share with us too for any latest information ya!

  7. scottan
    on October 29th, 2009
    7

    hi horlic.at the moment i try to sense first get first in SA terrace house. but i get too many bad comments from investor…but most important that is what your opinion is tq

  8. HorlicLim
    on October 29th, 2009
    8

    Scottan, that’s why it is not an easy task to be a successful investor, because what they did, is what majority people did not do.

  9. Moon
    on November 16th, 2009
    9

    Hi,Horlic Lim,

    Im a amatuer Invester. Just wanna get an opinion .. A fren of mine recommended me toinvest in Alam Impian Canting phase 2. What do u think of the location? selling about RM420k for 22×80.. mostly Malay residential. im not sure of the exact location. Pls advise.Tx

  10. jimmy
    on November 23rd, 2009
    10

    hai Horlic :
    what;s ur opinion on the Pelangi Semenyih area that are launched by Metro Kajang early this year ? This development area is 2km away from Nottingham university and just beside Tesco Semenyih?

  11. HEAVENLY
    on February 23rd, 2010
    11

    Dear Horlic,

    Currently the Bungalow land in SP SETIA ECO PARK is selling for RM 160 per sq.ft. under secondary market. Do you think it is a bit too high for investment ?

  12. Mr Q
    on March 2nd, 2010
    12

    Dear Horlic,

    Can u advice me on nilai impian developed by
    Sime darby, it is a good investment?

  13. Horlic Lim
    on March 3rd, 2010
    13

    My first impression on the Sime Darby Nilai Impian was the 680 acres freehold land is just too big and might take too long for my investment property’s capital appreciation. During the time I went there in 2007 and 2008, I can’t recall there is any impressive lake garden landscaping for the township? Well, just my 2cents point of view.

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