MPIG
  • Home
  • New Property Launch
    • Best Investment 2022 PJ Damansara Low Risk Low Entry Price High ROI
    • 2022 PJ Rumah Mampu Milik RM270k Damansara
    • Bangsar South 2 Rooms from RM390k BELOW Market Price
    • 10% ROI PJ Project near Ikea and One Utama Mall
    • Mid Valley Seputeh New Launch
    • Pavilion Damansara Heights 柏威年 白沙罗岭 马来西亚 吉隆坡 精选楼盘
    • 马来西亚RM300千的PJ屋子-首购族,年轻人月入3千能买房
    • 2021 Penang Most Awaited Project
    • 2021 New Launch - KL Metropolis
    • 2021 PJ Spacious and Affordable 5 Star Condo
    • Freehold LRT Linked 3 Room Suites in Glenmarie
    • New SPACIOUS Kepong Landed 6 Room 6 Bath
    • Bangsar Last Piece Land New Launch
    • Avara Seputeh (Mid Valley)
    • Project Announcement Registration. Malaysia New Property Launch
  • Existing & Past Project
    • 2020 Lowest Risk & Price in Klang Valley with Great ROI
    • Kiara East Suite Dex
    • 2019 SAFEST PROFITABLE HIGH CASHBACK INVESTMENT
    • Best Property Investment Projects in 2018
    • KL City Freehold Spacious Affordable 3 room Project
    • Jalan Kuching Freehold New Office & Shoplot
    • Jalan Ipoh New Freehold Shoplot & Offices
    • RM300k KL Sentral New Prelaunch
    • The Olive Condo, Sunsuria City
    • Prelaunch Landed House Bukit Rahman Putra
    • RM260k No Downpayment Puchong South Suites
    • PJ North RM400k High Cash Back Project
    • Denai Sutera @ Alam Sutera, Bukit Jalil
    • First Phase of Banting New Township
    • Neu Suites 3rdNVenue @ Embassy Row by Titijaya & CREC
    • COURT 28, Jalan Ipoh KL City New Property Launch Service Apartment. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • Semanja Kajang New FREEHOLD Kajang Double Storey Houses. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • M Suite @ Desa Park North
    • BIJI LIVING @ Sek 17 PJ City by Conlay. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • Amani Residence Bandar Puteri Puchong New Freehold Service Apartment. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • SFERA RESIDENCY @ Puchong South. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • KL North Last Release
    • PreLaunch Freehold Double Storey
  • LAND
  • News & Articles
    • Educational Articles
    • Ho Chin Soon Greater KL Map Sharing
  • Other Reference Link & Services
    • Land Sale Malaysia
    • Malaysia New Property Launch
    • Lets Buy Property Malaysia
    • Other Professional Services
  • Referral
  • Career
  • MPIG
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Get Professional Advice
  • PJ八打灵2021全新地产项目分析手册

News Updates & Article sharing

KL Sees Expat Rentals Increase After Several Years Decline

3/13/2019

0 Comments

 
Picture
PETALING JAYA (March 13): The average cost of rental for expatriates in Kuala Lumpur (pictured) has seen an increase in 2018 after a sustained decline between 2015 and 2017, according to international research house ECA International in a press release today.

Data based on ECA's September 2018 Accommodation Survey, which was based on the average rental price for an unfurnished, three-bedroom apartment in the mid-range of the expatriate market had revealed that the average rental cost for expatriates now stands at US$1,621 (RM6,632) per month, an increase of US$112 from the year before.

“The domestic economy has been comparatively weak in Malaysia over the past few years, and the delivery of large stocks of properties to the rental market was not balanced by weaker demand. Rents for apartments staged a recovery in 2018,” said ECA International regional director of Asia Lee Quane.

Nevertheless, Kuala Lumpur is still very affordable for a major city in the region, he added,

Across the border in Singapore, rental prices for expatriates have continued to drop and are now at an average US$500 cheaper per month than in 2016.

The report noted that rental prices for an unfurnished, mid-market, three-bedroom apartment in areas commonly inhabited by international executives in Singapore average US$4,215 a month, a drop of 1.3% compared to the previous year.

“Reductions in the population of non-residents in Singapore, a key driver of rental demand, has led to continued drops in rental prices for expatriates. On top of that, recent announcements in the Singapore Budget 2019 have further limited the proportion of foreign workers that companies in the services sector can employ, to 35% by 2021. This seems to imply that the downward trend in rents will continue, as the availability of properties increases with little anticipated rise in demand,” Quane noted.

Meanwhile, the most expensive location in the world for expatriate rental was Hong Kong, with typical expatriate accommodation costing an average of US$10,929 per month.

One of the contributing factors to this is the limited availability of housing, which has been a long-term issue for the Hong Kong housing market.

“Rent increases are not just limited to central Hong Kong anymore either; rents are expected to rise throughout outlying neighbourhoods in 2019 too, as international firms seek more affordable office spaces and leverage options in cheaper suburbs,” Quane highlighted.

Taking one spot just below Hong Kong is Tokyo, which has seen rental costs rising at an even quicker rate compared with Hong Kong, with typical expatriate accommodation now averaging US$8,668 per month.

“While Tokyo’s rental market has been historically tight, 2018 saw a significant upturn in the rate of rent increases. A rise in tourism, coupled with the accompanying increase in landlords preferring to lease out accommodation on a short-term basis, have contributed to rising costs in recent years.

“With both the 2019 Rugby World Cup and the 2020 Olympics set to be hosted in Tokyo, we have observed a major surge in business interest in Japan's capital. All of these factors will contribute to the increasingly limited availability of suitable rental accommodation in Tokyo, with rent increases expected to continue into 2019,” Quane pointed out.

Coming in third place is Shanghai, with rental price averaging US$5,305 per month.

With a new property tax mooted to be introduced in Shanghai from 2020, many landlords are now choosing to sell their properties rather than to continue renting them out.

“This has led to a reduction in the availability of rental accommodation, prompting some rent increases,” said Quane.

Meanwhile first time entry, Bangkok into to the top 10 list is due to a continuation of foreign investment in Thailand, the report said.

“Thailand remains a popular regional destination for many MNCs. However, they have been joined by new globalising companies from China, which has led to a higher demand for rental accommodation from an expatriate population that typically rents in a relatively small geographical area in central Bangkok.


“Furthermore, the growth in tourism in Bangkok has also had an impact on rental prices, given the increase in the number of properties being converted from long-term to short-term rental to cater to this demand,” explained Quane.

Refer from www.edgeprop.my
0 Comments

Sleep-inducing decorative features for the bedroom

3/3/2019

0 Comments

 
By Kevin Eichenberger

Sleep is one of those things youngsters seem to think they can do without – but for those of us who do adulting on a daily basis, adequate rest can prove difficult to come by.

World Sleep Day is on 15th March, so sleep is slightly more on our minds than usual – but in our increasingly fast-paced world, sleep can sometimes be hard to come by. Whether the reasons are stress, worry, or ambient noise, there are some things an aspiring sleeper can do to the bedroom to ensure a restful slumber.
Picture

Opaque Curtains

​It probably goes without saying that one of the usual suspects getting in the way of sleep is light. For those who operate during the night shift, it is usually the fault of that sphere of hot plasma in the sky – for urbanites, it is generally due to the glare of city lights – and the only way to prevent either artificial or natural light from streaming in and poking you in the eyeballs is to hang a set of heavy-duty drapes over the windows.
Picture

​The hospitality industry seems to understand this, which is why the average hotel room is typically equipped with blackout curtains for the benefit of the jet-lagged traveller. Even without completely opaque drapes, a similar effect can be achieved with two layers of curtains hung from double-track rails – with a lighter shade hung closer to the windows and a darker shade hung on the interior for best results.

Soft Lighting

​Besides the presence of light from the external world, the most common impediment to decent sleep would be the quality of light sources within the room itself. Artificial light fixtures tend to be available in varieties known as “cool bright” or “warm white” – the former is appropriate for surgical theatres and any other situation where details need to be expressed or security is paramount, while the latter produces a softer light that is more suited for relaxation.
Picture

​The “cool bright” bulbs emit a quality of light that contains more blues – a tint that has been found to impede sleep by altering circadian rhythms and slowing the production of the sleep hormone known as melatonin. New homes in Malaysia are usually equipped with the “cool bright” variety of bulbs, but the same fixtures can usually be fitted with “warm white” bulbs of the same calibre. If sleep seems hard to come by, consider swapping out bulbs for those that emit a warmer light in the bedroom – or rely on lamps fitted with shades to keep the light from shining directly into the eyes.

Subdued Screens

It may seem obvious but electronic screens in the bedroom inspire the kind of activities that prevent restful sleep from happening. Falling asleep while watching television might be a necessary bedtime activity for some people but the fast-moving imagery and bold colours of modern programming are definitely not conducive for sleep. If a television screen in the bedroom feels like an absolute necessity, a cloth cover – or some discipline in the form of a screen curfew – may be required.
Picture
If an outright ban on electronic screens in the bedroom seems draconian, consider turning down the saturation or the amount of blue light at night. Most modern devices (smartphones, tablets, computers, and television screens) come with a night-light setting that tweaks the quality of light to reduce the amount of blue emitted.

Low Temperatures

Body temperatures fluctuate during the course of the day – and being animals that evolved on a planet that cycles neatly between the heat of the day and the cold of night – sleep tends to be easier when the body is cool. Low ambient temperatures can be artificially achieved with a fan, an air-conditioner, thin fabrics on the bed – or even a careful choice of mattress.
Picture
​A quality mattress keeps body temperatures low with the use of materials designed to conduct heat away from the body and the open-cell construction of memory foam. If the expense of a high-quality mattress seems out of reach, consider putting in an air-conditioner – or introducing a quiet fan to the bedside.

Comforters
Picture
While cool air helps with falling asleep, temperature preferences may vary and there is a certain point for most people – somewhere below 15 degrees Celsius – when sleep becomes just as difficult as in oppressive heat. If you are gifted with a powerful air-conditioner that sometimes renders the bedroom slightly cold, a thick blanket, quilt, or comforter, may be the only thing needed to get to sleep comfortably.

Fuzzy textures

The tactile sensations that come with a high-pile carpet or a quality bedspread may be reassuring even for those without furry pets – but they entail a delicate balance to be found between the comforting feel of fur and the kind of fibres that trap heat. For best results, keep fuzzy fibres away from the bed, and any fabrics that do end up on the mattress should be smooth to the touch in order to facilitate sleep.
Picture
Fuzzy fibres also serve an acoustic function in disrupting the passage of sound waves – if ambient noise is an issue in the bedroom, the use of thick curtains, carpeting, and decorative throw blankets can serve to reduce the impact of sound on sleep.

Plants
Picture

As we have pointed out before, some plants put out more oxygen than they take in during the night. These varieties of plants can be introduced into a stuffy bedroom to increase the amount of breathable air – and you will find the natural forms and colours to be more conducive to sleep than a blank and featureless space devoid of any organic decoration.

Do you wake up feeling tired after what should have been a great night’s sleep? Maybe you should re-think your bedding

The article is refer from starproperty.my
0 Comments

    MPIG News 

    In this section we will be sharing on articles & news update related real estate and some other interesting topics.

    Archives

    December 2021
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020
    August 2020
    July 2020
    May 2020
    April 2020
    March 2020
    February 2020
    November 2019
    October 2019
    July 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    August 2018
    July 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    September 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015
    September 2015
    August 2015
    July 2015
    December 2014

    Categories

    All

    RSS Feed

Thank you for visit our website. We proudly present you our official MPIG homepage.
We wish you a pleasant experience on surfing the website.


Hours

M-S: 9.30am - 9pm

Telephone

+60 12 3760864

Email

mpighome@gmail.com
  • Home
  • New Property Launch
    • Best Investment 2022 PJ Damansara Low Risk Low Entry Price High ROI
    • 2022 PJ Rumah Mampu Milik RM270k Damansara
    • Bangsar South 2 Rooms from RM390k BELOW Market Price
    • 10% ROI PJ Project near Ikea and One Utama Mall
    • Mid Valley Seputeh New Launch
    • Pavilion Damansara Heights 柏威年 白沙罗岭 马来西亚 吉隆坡 精选楼盘
    • 马来西亚RM300千的PJ屋子-首购族,年轻人月入3千能买房
    • 2021 Penang Most Awaited Project
    • 2021 New Launch - KL Metropolis
    • 2021 PJ Spacious and Affordable 5 Star Condo
    • Freehold LRT Linked 3 Room Suites in Glenmarie
    • New SPACIOUS Kepong Landed 6 Room 6 Bath
    • Bangsar Last Piece Land New Launch
    • Avara Seputeh (Mid Valley)
    • Project Announcement Registration. Malaysia New Property Launch
  • Existing & Past Project
    • 2020 Lowest Risk & Price in Klang Valley with Great ROI
    • Kiara East Suite Dex
    • 2019 SAFEST PROFITABLE HIGH CASHBACK INVESTMENT
    • Best Property Investment Projects in 2018
    • KL City Freehold Spacious Affordable 3 room Project
    • Jalan Kuching Freehold New Office & Shoplot
    • Jalan Ipoh New Freehold Shoplot & Offices
    • RM300k KL Sentral New Prelaunch
    • The Olive Condo, Sunsuria City
    • Prelaunch Landed House Bukit Rahman Putra
    • RM260k No Downpayment Puchong South Suites
    • PJ North RM400k High Cash Back Project
    • Denai Sutera @ Alam Sutera, Bukit Jalil
    • First Phase of Banting New Township
    • Neu Suites 3rdNVenue @ Embassy Row by Titijaya & CREC
    • COURT 28, Jalan Ipoh KL City New Property Launch Service Apartment. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • Semanja Kajang New FREEHOLD Kajang Double Storey Houses. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • M Suite @ Desa Park North
    • BIJI LIVING @ Sek 17 PJ City by Conlay. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • Amani Residence Bandar Puteri Puchong New Freehold Service Apartment. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • SFERA RESIDENCY @ Puchong South. Malaysia New Property Launch
    • KL North Last Release
    • PreLaunch Freehold Double Storey
  • LAND
  • News & Articles
    • Educational Articles
    • Ho Chin Soon Greater KL Map Sharing
  • Other Reference Link & Services
    • Land Sale Malaysia
    • Malaysia New Property Launch
    • Lets Buy Property Malaysia
    • Other Professional Services
  • Referral
  • Career
  • MPIG
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Get Professional Advice
  • PJ八打灵2021全新地产项目分析手册