A. Do you know that the property value in Hanoi, Vietnam ?
1,000 sf condominium :
1. was valued at RM250,000 in 2007 = RM250/sf
2. is valued at RM500,000 in 2009 = RM500/sf
No facilities like swiming pools.... and lease hold
B. Do You know that the property value in Shanghai, China ?
600 sf flat :
1. was valued at RM125,000 in 2004 = RM208/sf
2. is valued at RM250,000 in 2009 = RM416/sf
Walk up flat
C. Do you know that the property value in KL, Malaysia ?
100sf apartment, now valued at RM160,000 = RM160/sf with swimming pool
3 storey terrace house 3000sf , now valued at RM450,000 = RM150/sf with land on your feet
BUT STILL COMPLAIN
1,000 sf condominium :
1. was valued at RM250,000 in 2007 = RM250/sf
2. is valued at RM500,000 in 2009 = RM500/sf
No facilities like swiming pools.... and lease hold
B. Do You know that the property value in Shanghai, China ?
600 sf flat :
1. was valued at RM125,000 in 2004 = RM208/sf
2. is valued at RM250,000 in 2009 = RM416/sf
Walk up flat
C. Do you know that the property value in KL, Malaysia ?
100sf apartment, now valued at RM160,000 = RM160/sf with swimming pool
3 storey terrace house 3000sf , now valued at RM450,000 = RM150/sf with land on your feet
BUT STILL COMPLAIN
D. Do you know the petrol prices ?
China = RM3/liter, Vietnam = RM2.5/liter
Malaysia = RM1.90/liter
BUT STILL CRYING SAYING THAT WE ARE VERY 可怜。。。。。。KESIAN !
COME ON LAH, MALAYSIAN , JANGAN MENGADA -NGA LAGI !
BELI RUMAH NOW FOR RAYA, REMEMBER TO BUY FLOORING WITH GREEN APPLE LOGO YA.
2 comments:
Come on brother neil. How can you compare the petrol price with China and Vietnam? Why don't you compare the petrol price in Brunei or indonesia????which I totally not agreed with your view here.
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Thanks for Alan' comment. There will be endless of comparison in life. My motive is to inspire and motivate people that we are not always the worst vis-a-vis any given situation. With our courage , can always make it better in life. If we start choosing to finger pointing, then we always have excuse not to move forward. Thanks again , Alan !
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