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<en>David</en> <en>Wong Lai Kwong</en>
Yes, property prices in KL has generally soften with some owners reducing their price expectation. Rental rates are also reduced due to oversupply and higher vacancy. office spaces usually gives a higher rental yield compared to condominiums. On top of that, the Landlord is expected to fit out the condominium while for offices it's the tenant that fit out the premises. Despite the oversupply, Bangsar, KLCC, KL Sentral and certain parts of Petaling Jaya still command higher demand from expatriates who are willing to pay for higher rentals than locals. (except for offices it's almost standard rental rates). Please drop me an email at davidwong@quantumrealestate.com.my should you be interested to find a good buy during this time of uncertainty where opportunities arises. Thank you David Wong Principal Licensed Agent (E2097) Mobile +60193330573  QUANTUM REAL ESTATE www.quantumrealestate.com.my Read More
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<en>WAI</en> <en>YAN</en>
residential such as condo newly completed one to be honest did adjust by itself to come down a bit. even developer new launch price are not sky high and has given really good package to buyer. if you would like to explore more regarding the area for good rental yield kindly pm me wai yan 018-3229488  via whatsapp we can discuss more. im with iqi realty. there are project which could give 6% guarntee return as well. Read More
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