Overseas Property Investment

The most recent netherlands property investment news from a variety of international property news sources.

Nusajaya is expected to benefit from better Malaysia-Singapore bilateral ties. Picture shows Bangunan Sultan Ismail, the Johor State Legislative building in Kota Iskandar, Nusajaya. NUSAJAYA: A total of RM6.15bil in new investments from local and foreign investors have been received for development projects in the eight catalyst developments (except EduCity components) in Nusajaya. UEM Land [...]

A total of RM26.89 billion or 42 per cent of the committed investments of RM64.38 billion in Iskandar Malaysia have been spent on projects on the ground as at end of September. A statement from the Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) said the 9th meeting of the Members of Authority (MoA) of IRDA, which was [...]

Andrew Tan … ‘We are looking at Malaysians working in Singapore using the second link as our main customers as the project is located just minutes away from Singapore via Tuas.’ NUSAJAYA: Country View Bhd is banking on strategic location as the main selling point of its latest property project Nusa Sentral. Marketing manager Andrew [...]

Emerging markets are by far the best place in the world for expats to live according to the latest HSBC Expat Economics report for 2010, which compares expats’ wealth. The report compares the number of expats earning over $200,000 per year, the number with disposable income of more than $3000 per month, the number who [...]

Law for the Promotion of Foreign Investment (Law No. 344) The main legislation that governs foreign investment consists of Law No. 344 for the Promotion of Foreign Investments and its bylaws, as well as other sector-specific laws that provide incentives for investment. Law No. 344 provides: a) equal treatment of foreign and domestic investment; b) [...]

Netherlands real estate investment is burdened by rent controls and a weak economy that is dependent on foreign trade. Nevertheless, rental yields in Amsterdam ranged from 5.6% to 6% in 2009, and short supply and government incentives for homeownership improve prospects for investment. See the following…

Netherlands real estate investment is burdened by rent controls and a weak economy that is dependent on foreign trade. Nevertheless, rental yields in Amsterdam ranged from 5.6% to 6% in 2009, and short supply and government incentives for homeownership improve prospects for investment. See the following…

CENTRAL Malaysian Properties Sdn Bhd (CMP), a private property developer controlled by Berjaya Group’s Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun, expects its Lido Boulevard waterfront project in Johor Baru to boast of more than RM4 billion in gross development value (GDV) over five years. CMP will build, among other things, high-end condominiums, hotels, office suites, [...]

Missing links – Globe and Mail http://cli.gs/1B8Ra # Emaar Could Trade at Dh5 by Year-end: Analysts Say – Khaleej Times http://cli.gs/Xzjtt # Register now for PIE/PFE Emerging Eastern Europe Property … – Property Finance Europe (Abonnement) http://cli.gs/aB9D1 # Real Estate Spain Guide to Buying Property in Spain – In2town http://cli.gs/bX3J0 # WestImmo eyes future outside [...]

The recovering Netherlands real estate market saw activity nearly double as investors were drawn back to the market in the second quarter of 2009. A €400 million increase in Q2 adds up to positive outlook for the remaining half of the year, according to a study by international property consultants…