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Pros and Cons of Malaysia Property

2) Property Market Characteristics

The Malaysia property is vibrant due to its growing economy and at the same time offers value for money with strong legal protection to buyers making it a favourable destination for investors.

  • Strong Legal Foundation from the British System
    Due to the strong relation of Malaysia’s legal system with the British Legal System, it is well developed with an adequate protection to buyers and sellrs, hence giving everyone a peace of mind. Due to the historical legal connection between British system with Malaysia system , many investors for the Commonwealth Countries ( Britain, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia) are attracted to invest in Malaysia .
  • Low Acquisition Cost And Holding Cost
    There is no real estate acquisition tax, and the holding cost such as assessment and management fee are relatively low compared to regional peers, hence it contributes to the vibrancy of the real estate market. With the absence of Inheritance Tax, foreign property owners can easily transfer the ownership of the property to their children or direct family members. Many affluent Malaysian prefers to invest in properties due to this factor.
  • Vibrant Real Estate Market
    Malaysia’s population growth is stable with a big proportion of young population, making the real estate market a preferred choice of investment in Malaysia.
  • Conducive Legal Framework for foreign property owners
    Foreigner can purchase the property and have the full ownership of the property.Mortgage financing is also available to international property buyers.
    Foreigners are allowed to purchase property with a selling price of above RM1 million.

Although real estate investment has many such advantages, there are, of course, risks involved.