Investors still keen to pursue properties abroad

18 Apr 2016

 

Many Malaysian property investors aspire to purchase overseas real estate, according to Jazmine Goh, JLL Property Services (M) Sdn Bhd’s Head of international residential property services.

“In fact, many of them wish to diversify their portfolio and hold a good spread,” she said.

She also highlighted that investors don’t have to be concerned about getting duped or suffering losses as JLL will thoroughly check each offshore property it markets here.

“With our global platform, we are especially thorough in our due diligence so our investors need not worry about investments made with us.” JLL also offers various consultation services from pre-sales to post sales, including on legal matters, taxes, financing, leasing, furnishing, management and resale.

Moreover, the consultancy works closely with their offices in different countries to monitor price trends and market behaviour to help guide investors.

This year, JLL plans to locally market properties in Japan, the United States, Canada and Southeast Asia, in addition to developments in Australia and the UK.

“We are also seeing some interest in European cities such as Berlin and Frankfurt,” Goh noted.

In the coming months, JLL intends to showcase a variety of foreign property projects.

This month, it exhibited five overseas developments — Twin Peaks in Singapore, ‘V’ by Crown Group in Sydney, The Skylar Meridian in Phnom Penh, The Avenue Collection in New Jersey and Regent Square in Melbourne’s Southbank.

The Skylar Meridian and Avenue Collection were launched last weekend, while Twin Peaks was unveiled on Saturday (16 April) at the Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur.

 

Mangalesri Chandrasekaran, Editor at PropertyGuru, edited this story. To contact her about this or other stories email mangales@propertyguru.com.my

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