Port Dickson is located in the western region of Negeri Sembilan, and is around 90 km from Kuala Lumpur and 32km from Seremban. It came into being as a small town built around charcoal production, but was later developed as a small port by the British during the Strait Settlement period. It evolved into a busy trading centre with the construction of railway and other transport lines and although it now boasts 89,000 residents and an ever-increasing number of tourists, its beautiful beaches are fairly well preserved. Continue reading “Port Dickson properties” »
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Why do I need a property insurance?
It’s where you live and where your possessions are. Chances are, it’s your greatest asset. But more than possessions and assets, it’s your homeand you need to protect it. Continue reading “Why do I need a property insurance?” »
Home Building Recovery Predicted For 2018
Single-family construction is expected to be at the top of the list of new construction recovery by 2018. Economists from Freddie Mac, IHS Global Insight and National Association of Home Builders all agree that new home construction will begin to recover by the third quarter of this year Continue reading “Home Building Recovery Predicted For 2018” »
Spain property popular despite market slowdown
A recent drop in the rate of house price growth in Spain is not impacting on its appeal to foreign property investors, an expert has claimed. Continue reading “Spain property popular despite market slowdown” »
Real Estate Association suggests developing smaller apartments in Hanoi
As development in Vietnam progresses, the HCMC Real Estate Association has suggested building 20 to 70 square metre apartments in residential areas in Hanoi reported Tuoitre News. Continue reading “Real Estate Association suggests developing smaller apartments in Hanoi” »
Don´t Increase Interest Rates, Experts Tell
Interest rates must stay low to support the UK’s fragile economic recovery, international economic experts from the Organisation For Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) declared recently. Continue reading “Don´t Increase Interest Rates, Experts Tell” »