What $387,000 Buys You in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank you for this video. Wonderful.

[@LetsGoUSA]

Okay so what songs are you using please.❤

[@kasimabdullah3874]

Good info matt..

[@seanstours3913]

No dishwasher?

[@gabbieong6635]

Fav spot

[@peitong85]

Hello Matt, you are in Malaysia now?

[@MattLloyd]

I was... not anymore.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Many long term visa holders may rent instead of buying a property. As the ringgit is fluctuating. If it goes up, of course it is good.

[@MattLloyd]

Yes it is. When I first came to Malaysia in 2014... $1 USD was about 4 MYR. Now it's down to closer to $1 USD being about 5 MYR.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

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[@andreandree4384]

Personally I wouldn't commit in buying property in Malaysia. Economy is not doing so good, real estate sector is slumping (over supply of units), RM is down& costs rising, it will take years to recover. I live in KL and the best deal is to rent; one can get very nice place for nothing. 😊

[@rv2lyon8]

Too expensive for the quality and services provided.

[@gabornicu7058]

you haven't posted on KZbin in a long time

[@MattLloyd]

Yes, I was quite busy on some other businesses for the past year.

[@HrvojeLivnjak]

all of these places are nice, but to stack 400k to get out a little bit more than 1k plus all the tax i would have to pay.. That's toooooo much. Better get a real estate here in Croatia and make more money both in tourism season and renting it monthly if not at the coast..

[@stewarttaylor9756]

A lot of the newer apartments offer way better value for money than this. Just my opinion