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If you are weighing up Ipoh against Kuala Lumpur, Penang or staying put, here is an honest look at what the city offers a property buyer — including the parts that do not suit everyone. What Ipoh genuinely has going for it Your ringgit buys noticeably more The clearest advantage is space for money. In […]

Almost every Ipoh buyer eventually asks it: should I buy freehold or leasehold? The honest answer is that it matters — but usually less than people expect, and never more than location and price. What the two actually mean Freehold means the land is owned indefinitely. There is no expiry date to worry about and

Ipoh is small enough to drive across in half an hour, but the areas feel genuinely different — in price, in pace, and in who they suit. Here is an honest comparison of the ten areas where new launches are happening right now. Ipoh areas at a glance Area Character Best for Common types Botani

Buying your first home in Ipoh is exciting — and full of unfamiliar words like SPA, MOT, stamp duty and booking fee. Here is the whole journey in plain English, plus what it actually costs. The 7 steps, start to keys Step 1 — Know your budget first Before viewing anything, get a loan eligibility

One of the first questions every Ipoh buyer asks is simple: how much can the bank actually lend me? Knowing your number early saves a lot of wasted viewings — and stops the heartbreak of falling in love with a home you cannot finance. 1. Margin of finance: how much of the price the bank