FREE Property & Investment Seminars

 
 

MALAYSIA

 
KEYNOTE Panel Session
 

MODERATOR:

Y Y Lau
CEO, YY Property Solutions (in conjunction with Cushman and Wakefield)

PANELIST:

Chin Soon Ho
Director, Ho Chin Soon Research Sdn. Bhd.

PANELIST:

George Stewart LaBrooy
Executive Director, AXIS REIT Managers Berhad

PANELIST:

Daniel Lee Lock Soon
Senior Manager, Nusajaya Land Sdn Bhd.

Saturday, 24th Nov 2007, 2:00pm - 2:45pm

Malaysian Property – Sizzling Hot Market or an End to a Bull Run?

  • Where are we in the demand supply equilibrium?
  • Is there such a thing as safe-bets for Malaysian property investors?
  • Where are the investment hotspots and corridors in Malaysia, where should you buy now Klang Valley, NCER or IDR?
  • Should private investors venture into the office, retail or commercial sectors?
  • The immediate future: brace for more turbulence or celebration?
     


KEYNOTE

 

Risk Issues to Be Aware of in REITs

Sunday, 25th Nov 2007, 12:45pm - 1:15pm

Dr Joseph Eby Ruin
Principal, RiskFirst Consultancy & Training Services

 




 

Hotels - A Financial Perspective & How to Invest in the Hotel Industry

Saturday, 24th Nov 2007, 12:45pm - 1:15pm

Dennis Tan
Founder, Value Hospitality

  • What are the business drivers in a hotel?
  • Feasibility and profitability of each business unit?
  • Economies of scale for each component
  • What to look for in building or buying a hotel
  • Appointment of international operators, local operators and the implication on profitability
  • Expected returns on investment in hotels
     



 

Penang Attractions and the Impact of Infrastructure Developments for Private Investors

Sunday, 25th Nov 2007, 3:00pm - 3:30pm

Michael Geh
Senior Vice-President, Raine & Horne International Zaki + Partners Sdn Bhd.

  • The 9th Malaysia Plan - government’s grand plans for Penang
  • NCER and its impact on Penang properties
  • Other inward investments
  • Where is property price heading now and in the near future?
  • Best places to invest in Penang and why
     



 

M-REIT - Internationalisation and Recapitalising the Malaysian Property Market

Saturday, 24th Nov 2007, 5:15pm - 5:45pm

George Stewart LaBrooy
Executive Director, AXIS REIT Managers Berhad

  • REITs - Global and Asia an overview
  • Why REITs are so popular
  • Examining Singapore’s success
  • M REITs and the impact on the Malaysian property market
  • The development of the integrated business model
  • The importance of capital recycling
     

 

Malaysia My Second Home Programme (MM2H)

Saturday, 24th Nov 2007, 3:45pm - 4:15pm

Jaslyn Sim
Managing Director, Richmond Consultants (MM2H) Sdn. Bhd.

  • What is Malaysia My Second Home Programme (MM2H)?
  • Latest requirement & criteria
  • Benefits of MM2H
  • Purchase of “Second Home” property in Malaysia
  • Authorised agent
     



 

Comparing NCER, IDR & Klang Valley, Identifying Hotspots

Sunday, 25th Nov 2007, 12:00pm - 12:30pm

Chin Soon Ho
Director, Ho Chin Soon Research Sdn Bhd.

  • NCER: Northern Corridor Economic Region
  • IDR: Iskandar Development Region
  • Demographics
  • Property Price Index
  • Strength & weaknesses
  • Unique attributes of each region
     



 

Understanding Fundamental Procedures When Purchasing Properties In Malaysia With Key Updates

Sunday, 25th Nov 2007, 4:30pm - 5:00pm

Esther Ong
Senior Partner, Messrs Esther Ong Tengku Saiful & Sree

  • Foreign investment guidelines
  • The latest relaxed restrictions for residential property
  • No property gain tax!
  • Property ownership in Malaysia
     



 

Malaysian Property Market Overview

Saturday, 24th Nov 2007, 4:30pm - 5:00pm

Eric Ooi
Managing Director, Knight Frank Malaysia

  • High-end residential and office sectors
     



 

Gated and Guarded Community: the Current Malaysia Property Trend

Sunday, 25th Nov 2007, 3:45pm - 4:15pm

See Eng Ng
Licensed Land Surveyor, Studioukur Geomatics Sdn Bhd.

  • Driving factors toward gated and guarded property
  • Strata Title Act and the management of community property
  • Protection of landed property
  • Role of facility management and management corporations
  • The cost of safety