Category: London UK Property
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Eco World International, EPF, PNB and Guocoland on same ‘team.’
The stock market has been quite positive recently. Have you bought any shares yet? Another huge public offering one is coming up. This one is attracting huge attention. I always believe public listed companies which attract ‘famous’ investors would have advantage over those without. The reason is simple, confidence. The news about Eco World International’s…
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Bank of England: Financial stability a challenge because of Trump and Brexit
First of all, I am NOT a supporter of Brexit. I believe that Britain and the European Union (EU) as partners are better than both separated; economically. On a longer term, depending on how well the European Union could leverage on other stronger economies within the EU, perhaps Britain would face more challenges because it…
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Brexit effects? Exiting London, Entering EU (London is not EU….)
A senior manager told me that he believes Britain is right to ‘get away’ from the European Union (EU). This will free it (Britain) and allow it to grow faster. I disagree and told him that without a huge market (EU), who would be Britain’s new top few largest trading partners? Anyway, another colleague has…
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Eco World International IPO delayed to September 2016
I love Malaysian developers who are able to exert their presence on the world stage. Of course, these developers should make sure they are already doing well domestically first. 🙂 Let’s look at one recent news about Eco World International (EWI). It will delay its initial public offering in Malaysia from mid 2016 to September…
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SP Setia: Battersea not ‘battered’ at all
The stock market and the currency seem to have stabilised somewhat after a few days of uncertainty, fear and chaos. Perhaps people have realised that referendum (BREXIT) has ended but nothing has changed just yet. It may change in the future but as of now, the UK government has not yet even submitted their application…
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Brexit and Malaysian developer’s views
Nope, the dust has not settled. Just look at all the RED coloured screens for the stock market and the currency. In fact it was reported in many medias that the fear of Brexit wiped US$2 trillion worth of value from world markets. This is what I thought about Brexit vs Bremain. The Pound dropped…
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BREXIT and UK property market – Wall Street Journal
This is about BREXIT. Britain will be deciding on whether or not to leave European Union. In a report in Wall Street Journal, it has been predicted that should Britons vote to leave the European Union on Thursday, real-estate prices—from homes to London office towers will drop. The potential positive for the real estate sector…
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EcoWorld International : Sold close to £850 million (RM4.9 billion)
Malaysia’s property market has slowed. Both transactions and value has dropped. Read here: Lower transactions and property value in 2016. Developers who has no other markets may have little choice but to offer as much ‘special offers’ as possible to ride out the current slowdown. How long would it last? Well, some say 2016 is full…
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SP Setia: CEO (Khor), COO (Wong) and CFO (Choy)
First, I have zero number of shares for S P Setia. I own shares in a few developers but not S P Setia. I also do not currently own any S P Setia properties and is in no plans to buy anything by them within 2016. Some recent target prices for the stock as attached.…
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Over RM1 million for a garage of 146 sq ft. Nice and dangerous.
Do we know about that international property market loved by many investors from throughout the world? Especially the Chinese from China and Malaysians? Yeah, it’s London. It’s also my first choice if my kids want to study overseas. In a recent media report, it was highlighted that one GARAGE in the upmarket London district of…
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Greater London, severely unaffordable. Start thinking Greater KL.
London is an international property market. I would personally rank it in terms of availability and vibrancy ahead of even those cities labelled as most liveable in the world such as Melbourne or Sydney. Given a choice between a UK degree or an Australian one, I can safely say UK is still ahead. Think…