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Thanks for the feedback ChongSheng! I actually just started a Patreon which is free to join (link in bio), over there you will see me do updates, in depth analysis on locations in terms of rental and also lifestyle. Do check it out🫶🏽

Exactly, but fully sold doesn’t really mean it’s good

@dylanngan What if people buying to stay for retirement while collecting fat rental from their Singapore homes to finance their lifestyle in jb? Can right?

Hey Joseph, there are few coffeeshops/restaurants but no pasar malam and banks there as it’s mainly in OUG Marketplace. Condo wise, only Waltz is in Taman Yarl (sort of) and Legacy is opposite of it. Sure! Let me see what I can do, in the meantime do join my Patreon for more in depth information on OUG🫶🏽

@dylanngan ok thank you

Wow! I didn’t know about it! Thanks for watching Michael

@dylanngan roads were built so narrow back then. No place to park

Yes, I think the town council has to tar the road and also also widen it, there are a lot of potholes not to mention a lot of cars are passing through OUG everyday!

I missed that area only after I finished recording 🥲 let me slot it in in the future for an updated review🫶🏽 Thanks for watching!

@dylanngan thank you for your reply.

Where got? Hahaha🤣

That was what caught me off guard! In Malaysia, most China cuisine are very tasty, but was shocked to encounter “sad” meals over there.

Always two ways to see things. Either buyers didn’t read properly, or it was a post signatory scam. Likewise, PLS is one of the worst possible way of buying a property in Malaysia because it’s not like any other leasehold from gov, this is a private leasehold by developers. Technically you can’t renew the lease when it deteriorates (unless there is an exemption)

Hey Mike! Thanks for the feedback!

Betul sekali!

Hey Adam, it’s sad to know that you have encountered such things in Malaysia. No doubt there are certain projects that has foreigner pricing but I would say a good 60% of them don’t have. It’s recommended to find it in non KLCC or Bukit Bintang area. Likewise, do join my Patreon for more insights that are friendly for expats like you! Be it as a tourist, short-medium stay, renting or buying, there will be guides on them so you don’t get conned. I hope you visit Malaysia again one day and do buzz me up for a cup of coffee!

@ Thanks for the response. Was hoping to have time this summer to stop over again, but not sure we will. We’ll be near, but think schedule will be pretty full. It’s not a major deal. I also found the system difficult with no centralized way of listing properties, different agents trying to sell the same property and the same property having different prices depending where you saw it.

Ahh, now I understand your POV, and unfortunately yes. It is always very misleading on listing platforms, from rentals to properties for sale. So it’s always good to know the median price of that area, and when things are too good to be true., mostly likely it is.

Correct, I do agree that they developed things way faster than us. In terms of infrastructures especially. And they really take good care of the cleanliness of their cities (aside from smoking in public and throw the cigarette butts)

@@dylanngan haha... cigarettes butt throwing happen in our country too but comparison I don't see so much on the street.

@@brandonwoo8299 just a thought, I realised we Malaysians are also much aware of littering in recent years. When I was young, often times I saw people throwing rubbish out from the window while driving. But now I barely see any, not too sure if you noticed too)

Yup it has been closed for years but it stuck with me till now. Haven’t been to the location since then, maybe you can let us know what is there in Medini? 🫶🏽

Wow! Where did you come back from? Yes, a lot of Malaysians actually left for other countries… for a better living and lifestyle.

Hahah thanks for the feedback! Because im not driving, so I can focus on the conversation more🤣

The rental in Penang no doubt is lower than KL, with a much more tourist atmosphere overall. Where would you recommend to stay in Penang?

@@dylanngan It is Silicon Valley of East -- All foreign factories is here (Intel, AMD, Broadcom, Micron, Western Digital...). Fact: Penang is largest exporter of Malaysia (not Selangor/ KL). please google to check fact. Also has highest GDP per capita among state in Malaysia. (KL is not a state so excluded) Tanjung Bungah, Strait Quay, Batu Ferringhi and Georgetown is best place for retirees and Western expat. Penang is All Western no 1 choice.

I agree with you. Not to mention our petrol is cheaper as well since it’s subsidised but will soon see it being stripped away. The main difference is our real estate prices and rental rates are very much affordable which allows us to have some breathing room. However lifestyle inflation is real in Malaysia, especially major cities. Thanks for watching buddy!

Yes! Luxury living at a fraction of the cost. Thanks for watching bro

Hahaha! Memang Malaysia boleh!

Inflation pun boleh

Thanks for the kind words! Would you like to see more of this kinda content?

I think it will happen in Malaysia, just not in the near future. We have a lot of developments in city centre now that are shoebox sizes and it is being sold as an airbnb investment unit. Thanks for watching!

In terms of?

You’re welcome! Hope you enjoyed it✨

What do you mean by it?

Definitely you guys can survive in jiuzhaigou, especially when you are inside the national park, there are a variety of choices inside(it may not be nice haha) and even a fast food chain inside. I took a tour bus but I definitely recommend taking their train which you need passports (treat it like an airport check in). Their MCD and KFC are all without pork no worries. I will be uploading my part 2 trip this weekend,stay tuned for more!

@@mmuyahho9233 welcome to Sichuan，train will be more free and fast，because the way is a little for and waster time on bus，choose train you just needs to take 1 hours bus，and the bus from train station to Jiuzhaigou will more easy to find than chengdu. China have many restaurant for muslim awaywhere，you can use Apple‘s map type in 清真菜（qingzhencai）and it's will take to you find a restaurant for muslim

The crowd is considerably packed, compared to when it was opened I think in year 2017/2018. It is now transformed into a China Expat’s hotspot

Yes indeed the weather is very hot but most importantly is you guys get to understand more about Maluri😉 For those condos, it would be under Commercial HDA hence the electricity can be converted to residential but you are right on the maintenance fees which is on the higher side, which is to maintain those condos is a tip top condition. Undeniably sizes of condos are getting smaller due to the increase of cost of materials , hence subsales is always an option for youngsters to buy in, provided with a preparation of at least 10% downpayment. Pudu Ulu, got it! Let me put it on my checklist and thank you so much for your kind words!

可是夏天的风景也一样美么？

@@dylanngan 我覺得夏天也很美...因為水量多...所以五彩池的面積會比較大...不會只有影片中那麼一小灘(19:27)....當然...如果喜歡樹葉變黃或變紅...那秋天就是最棒的選擇...事實上九寨溝有100多個大大小小的湖...真的值得您深入探訪

@@dylanngan我也更喜欢汛水期的九寨沟 海子更美一些～😢但是那个时候往往人超级多

谢谢您的建议！ 老实说，我真的觉得九寨沟真的是一个奇景太美了！ 下次如果我再去的话，肯定会搭动车，感觉时间上会比较快🤣

@ 对，尤其是现在马来西亚不需要visa过去，真的超多人过去，还不包括国内人自己旅游😆

Thank you sir!

I am keen to understand more about properties in Sweden! Is it possible if we can communicate more through an email? It would be great to exchange knowledges between different countries!

Yup! Gamla Stan is definitely older, it can be seen from the architectural designs! However, I didn’t really get to explore Södermalm.

Thanks for the correction! It’s really great that tourists like can get to know more about Sweden’s history!

Wow! that is such a coincidence, Danny! Indeed both locations has changed a lot and I am with you on this side, I prefer to stay in Bangsar South, but to invest in Maluri area is also very very attractive. Thanks for watching and the compliments too!

Thank you so much! Wow! All the way from US to Malaysia? What made you decided on moving over here? Ampang and Cheras is actually very very big, hope are considered as the top 2 biggest addresses in KL, in terms of size.

Thanks Helena! Sure will put down in my checklist😉

True, somehow not too sure it’s me only or most Malaysians, we are “immune” to motorcycles driving on pedestrian walkways. But this needs to change in order for our society to improve. Thanks for pointing it out!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s words like this that motivates me to do more similar contents! Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! Hope you enjoy the great hospitality and all of our good foods!

Thanks Helena! No doubt it’s very hot and humid here😆

Yes! I didn’t know ABBA was from Sweden and they even dedicated an ABBA Museum for them, you should check it out, I heard it’s really interesting. Not yet wife but soon to be😆 thanks for watching Danny!

I do understand your concerns as current I myself am looking for an own stay house and this is bugging me alot. My suggestion is to go for condos which is residential title (not commercial HDA) and also go for bigger sized condos which are generally for suited for ownstay rather than airbnb/investment.

Hey Danny, thanks for the kind words that motivates me to continue doing more videos like this! Yes, this area has changed so much but I liked how Kg Kerinchi is still there making it a very special area to explore, mixture of new buildings and the old ones. I don't think there is a studio unit lesser than Rm300k unfortunately. Likewise, you should drop by sometime in the evening during weekends for a walk!

Understandably..it was around RM 230k for Pantai Hill park low rise ..1335 sq.ft..now...😮TQ for reply.🤩✌️🤗

It really depends on location, generally 3 will be a sweet spot for more options to sell and rent. There will be more target market.

Malaysians generally are very helpful and friendly towards foreigners. It is actually named as one of the most expat-friendly countries as we understand many languages. I’m not saying this just because I’m a Malaysian, but this is what I see from my daily life. But, there are always some bad apples everywhere.

@dylanngan good but can an immigrant get PR by working a few years?

@ unfortunately it’s really difficult to get a PR in Malaysia, but you can apply for MM2H.

Norway is definitely on my list! Have you been there before?

@@dylanngan Nope, never been to Scandinavian countries

@ You should plan a trip there! It’s not as per what people about it being expensive.

Thanks for the support Helena! Glad that you enjoyed it✨

Yes! A bit bored with only those few countries that are “hot” in properties. In Sweden, the government controls most of the housing and if you want to rent or buy, you have to queue for it. Some queue can last up to generations if you want to buy in the city centre of Stockholm!

@dylanngan Wow, then maybe the prices will rise like SG soon, since SG government also control the property launches there, unlike MY developer can keep building, ending up oversupplying the market for many years already.

@@edwardyong457 Even renting houses are also control by government, so I believe they encourage fairness in Stockholm. The property prices are being corrected as per my few days knowledge over there😆

@@dylanngan No wonder Sweden is so highly ranked for standard of living😂, maybe time to migrate there. But in your opinion, would you live & work in MY or Sweden?

@@edwardyong457 I can’t conclude based on one trip only to Stockholm, but if I were to travel there often and the experience is still the same or even better, hands down would love to live and work in Sweden! Words can’t describe how I feel actually and you should head there for real hahah!

Hey Jonathan, if you want to be convenient and not being in the middle of the KLCC,TRX and Bukit Bintang, do consider 1. Bangsar South 2. Bangsar / Damansara Heights 3. Desa Park City These few locations has its own attractions. Thanks for watching!

@@dylanngan Thank you Dylan! As you said, I walk a lot as an expat. So I prefer groceries attached to my condo (Sri Hartamas) and like full gym amenities included. Mont Kiara had lots of premium convenience options, for example I had a $500USD macbook pro repair completed in 3 hours same day. In a nutshell, premium convenience + walkable + modern comfortable is ideal. Are your recommendations similar or better? Thank you!

@@johnathanta Yes, actually all the places in the above I mentioned definitely suits your needs. Not to mention, all of them are very expat friendly and walkable. You will definitely love these areas!

Sure! What do you like me to discuss more about?

​@@dylanngan I'm interested in the market trend of property in JB since RTS is near completion and JB-SEZ as you mentioned.

@@mfam72 sure! let me see when I am available to talk on this topic.

Need to see the intention of it, for own stay hoping for capital appreciation its good. When it’s initially launched the psf is very low, comparing at the surrounding price and with the further infrastructure.