Hello, with the sustained economic development of various countries, more and more investors are keen on real estate in Asia. In addition to the Singapore real estate market, which was highly sought after by everyone before, there are also emerging real estate investment "four little dragons", namely Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. Compared with other Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia's advantages in real estate investment deserve in-depth analysis. First of all, Singapore is a famous garden city with a perfect education and pension system, so it is favored by immigrant investors. Foreign investors are free to buy local industries, but they must pay stamp duty as high as 15%. In contrast, when buying an apartment in Thailand, the total amount of various government taxes and fees paid is about 3.5%. Compared with the taxes and fees in Singapore, the advantages are obvious. Many serviced apartments currently launched in Thailand are mainly small apartments. In popular tourist cities such as Pattaya or Phuket, the total price of some apartments is only 300,000-400,000 RMB. The Thai government has no restrictions on the amount and quantity of real estate purchased by foreigners, so it is very attractive to some small investors. Looking at Malaysia, the local education resources are good, and the government has also introduced a preferential "Malaysia Second Home Plan" policy to attract foreign investment. Coupled with the high rental return rate, it is also one of the areas that everyone is keen on investing in recent years. Although the Malaysian government stipulates that the house price purchased by foreigners must be higher than RM 500,000 (about RMB 654.38+RMB 00,300), the house purchase policy only allows foreigners to hold properties with permanent property rights and 99-year property rights. From the long-term interests of investment, the return on investment and appreciation of permanent property rights will be even greater. From a cultural point of view, the proportion of Chinese population in Malaysia is as high as 27%, and the living and eating habits are acceptable to most people. Besides, Malaysia is the first choice for many foreigners from Asia or western countries because of its good quality and low price. Coupled with the good climate and the improvement of the medical and health system, more and more foreigners are attracted to invest. Malaysia's housing prices have steadily increased year after year, with an average annual increase of 8- 10%. 70% of national income comes from tourism, and there are more than one million tourists from China to Malaysia every year. This provides more opportunities for the rental of investment properties, and the rental return remains at 6- 10%, which can be described as a Southeast Asian country with a high comprehensive investment index.
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