OMG Sanrio Hello Kitty Town & Thomas Town already closed for years! Please don't do armchair content.

Please don’t migrate. Stay and make this a better place. I just relocated back here and noticed a huge demographic change!

Prefer home podcast more chill

Would recommend PENANG for remote Expat worker (WFH), retirees, and expat with family. Other place in Malaysia no match

As a Msian living in a western country down south, I can confirm almost everything in Msia is cheaper, after conversion, except for ICE cars. Msian EV cars are slightly cheaper. Imported groceries in Msia, however is on par or slightly more expensive than us. Imported clothes/cosmetics etc brands are also on par or slightly more expensive. So perhaps, if one buys imported stuffs to eat or wear then it may not be so economical. Oh some imported medicines if not subsidised is also on par with us but services/rental etc are definitely way cheaper in Msia, so overall, Msia is definitely cheaper by a long shot.

Malaysia Affordable Luxury For Expats 😊

Malaysia boleh

This is a new knowledge for us thanks man ❤

I watched this video the other day. Interesting concept but not sure if it would work in Malaysia or not.

JB is much better for singaporeans than KL

Great video and thanks for sharing! 😂👍

It’s fake

I’m going this Jan without agent. Just two of us. Girls and Muslim, we can survive right? 😂 You explaiend everything quite well now I just need to come and see by myself 😂. Thank you for all explanations, history , etc !!!! Btw, is it better taking bus or train to Jiuzhaigou? And for the foods, do u see any muslim/vegetarians restaurant there 😅

How was the crowd now though? I don’t remember the area being crowded when I was there many years ago.

My goodness seeing you sweating on this video the weather must be extremely hot isnt it unfortunately all these condo are serviced condo where you have to pay extremely high maintenance fees, commercial water and electricity bills and I dont think the local can afford ....All these new condo they are building pigeon holes to live with all their high prices they are selling ...Lastly I hope you can make a video of Pudu Ulu area and their old and new condo available around this area... Thank you for your video

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great video sir

To add context to the Greenhouse Stockholm project: The Greenhouse Sthlm project spans around 10 years, but individual buildings or phases within the project take much less time-2-3 years on average. For example, the first phase began in 2022 and is expected to be ready by 2024-2025. While it’s true that some projects in countries like Malaysia or Indonesia may produce thousands of units within the same timeframe, there are several key differences that explain why construction in Sweden takes longer: 1. Regulatory and Permit Processes • In Sweden, construction is highly regulated, with strict requirements for zoning, environmental impact assessments, and building permits. Each phase must go through multiple layers of approval, often involving public consultations to address community concerns. • In Malaysia and Indonesia, while regulations exist, the processes are often less extensive or streamlined, allowing for faster approvals. 2. Sustainability Standards • Greenhouse Sthlm emphasizes eco-friendly construction, using innovative methods like recycling materials and minimizing carbon emissions. These sustainable practices often require additional planning, sourcing of materials, and specialized construction techniques, which take longer than traditional methods. • In contrast, projects in Southeast Asia may prioritize scale and speed over sustainability, leading to faster production timelines. 3. Labor and Workforce • In Sweden, labor laws are stringent, and the construction industry operates with regulated working hours, safety standards, and higher wages. These factors can slow down construction but ensure worker welfare. • In Malaysia and Indonesia, larger workforces and more flexible labor conditions often allow for quicker construction, especially in large-scale developments. 4. Project Complexity • Greenhouse Sthlm is not just about producing apartments-it includes offices, public spaces, and urban infrastructure, all integrated into a dense city environment like Kungsholmen. Urban projects in Stockholm often require careful coordination with existing infrastructure and efforts to minimize disruption to residents. • In Southeast Asia, many large housing projects are built in new, undeveloped areas, where fewer constraints exist in terms of existing infrastructure or population density. 5. Cultural and Economic Priorities • In Sweden, the focus is often on quality over quantity, with an emphasis on long-term durability, sustainability, and community impact. This approach naturally slows down projects. • In Southeast Asia, where housing demand is often higher due to rapid urbanization, the priority is on speed and scale to meet population needs and economic growth targets. 6. Project Scale and Strategy • Greenhouse Sthlm focuses on delivering 600 high-quality apartments along with additional facilities over the entire development timeline. • In contrast, projects in Malaysia or Indonesia often aim for massive-scale developments, like producing 10,000 units in a single large-scale housing project. These are typically focused on meeting high demand for affordable housing, rather than incorporating diverse uses or sustainability measures. So, while it’s true that construction in Asia can often produce many more units in the same timeframe, the differences lie in regulations, priorities, and methods. Projects like Greenhouse Sthlm are designed for long-term quality, sustainability, and urban integration, which naturally take more time.

Actually, that’s not true. The houses in Gamla Stan are much older than those in Södermalm. Gamla Stan dates back to the 13th century, with many medieval structures still standing, while Södermalm wasn’t really developed until the 17th century or later.

Just a quick correction: the Vasa is definitely NOT a Viking ship. The Viking Age ended around the 11th century, while the Vasa was built in 1628-over 500 years later! It was a Swedish warship commissioned by King Gustav II Adolf during the height of Sweden’s empire-building era. Viking ships were sleek, lightweight, and designed for raiding and exploration, whereas the Vasa was a heavily armed, top-heavy warship designed to display naval power (though it tragically sank on its maiden voyage). Completely different eras, designs, and purposes!

Your videos resonates with me as the 2 areas you featured Bangsar South n Maluri were my residences decades ago. It's surreal looking at this area as development has sped up so fast. The only landmark was Aeon Maluri those days.😅 Definitely a bustling hotspot n hot pot place now.😊. I did a visit there a few weeks back and was gazing in bewilderment at all those areas you mentioned here. Personally,I'd prefer to reside in Bangsar South than here.😄Thanks,Dylan for the walking tour. Nice! 👍👍👍😊

Watching from Texas and hoping to move to KL soon-your videos are incredibly helpful, thank you! Please do Cheras and Ampang next 🙏

Nice review 👍keep it up. Can you review Sungai Long in Kajang/ cheras ?

12:08 the grab rider was riding in the pedestrian walkway...its damn dangerous.... regardless whether he gives peace sign or not.

Thank you for this video. I am coming to stay in Kuala Lumpur for a month to explore it. I have rented an apartment here so your video has been super helpful for me!

Nice review keep it up and back to the hot weather from cold to hot 😂

Sweden to me is my favourite pop group..ABBA.. Thanks for the tour.. haven't been there yet ..😅. truly away from the KL life..nice n serene. Have fun,,both of you..🥳🤗your wife?😊

One thing struck me is that apartment and condo buildings in Malaysia like KL are allowed to be for Airbnb and for long-term rental purposes legally. The majority of the cities in the West and the US here in New York City are illegal for any type of rental in condo buildings. It created an ownstay and a peace of living condition, and the environment of ownership. Im still trying to find a condo in KL that where it is only for ownstay and knowingly who my neighbors will be. Again, if KL strips away Airbnb or rental in condo buildings, it will dramatically slow down the construction activities and its economy for 'investment' purposes.

Accidentally saw your video and am impressed by your walking tour of this area. Am a retiree now but was staying at Pantai Hill park 2 decades ago.Am astonished at the way things have progressed esp.reflecting those times I took the Kerinchi LRT..not covered or linked. Wouldn't mind moving back this area but prices have risen way too high. Any studio units less than RM300k ? 😅 Sub sale? Keep up the good job as I also enjoy walking.👍👍🤗

Is 3 bedroom better investment than 2bedroom?

how much is racism towards immigrants?

Next, Norway.

Nice review great to see you review another Country something unique and Sweden it’s a very nice country not very popular but glad you review waiting On your next review For part 2

Great to see that you are sharing properties outside of Malaysia. Always see many people focus on Asian countries or UK properties, but Sweden wow nice to learn more.

Dylan, any other Expat neighbourhood you recommend? Mt. Kiara was very convenient for me, is there anywhere else I should consider in KL?

Hopefully you can make a deep dive video on Johor property market soon

Do you think bon kiara is worth buying?

you will be more surprised if you jumped back further 2013 of google street view.

Dun rly like this budget, no benefit to me.

Awesome more videos🎉

Hi are you looking for a professionals KZbin thumbnail designer or video seo experts?

looks a bit like singapore

The only negative i have for taman desa would be the lack of public transport like LRTs or MRTs. But they provide bus service so at least got something la

how come no went to duta kiara end one, much nicer there

Bought a unit at LR too! How long would u estimate it takes walking from LR to Kerinchi LRT station?

Where did you buy first two properties? I know one at Bangsar south 😂

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Are you sure you speak English ? 😂😂😂 your pronounce is so weird 😅😅😅