With limited funds, it is not enough to invest in domestic first-tier cities or places like Hong Kong and Singapore; secondly, among Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia has the highest degree of cooperation with the "One Belt, One Road" strategy, and Kuala Lumpur It is also an important node on the Maritime Silk Road.
The key is that not only will the “One Belt, One Road” drive the development of Kuala Lumpur, but the Malaysian government also has the same needs.
As early as 2010, the Malaysian government took the lead in proposing the “Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan”.
It plans to spend RM172 billion to build a "Greater Kuala Lumpur". From the three aspects of hardware facilities, people's income and living environment, Kuala Lumpur will be among the 20 most livable cities in the world in 2020. At the same time, Become one of the top 20 cities with the highest economic growth rate in the world.
According to expectations, the population of Kuala Lumpur will increase from the current 6 million to 10 million by 2020. The government has also launched special incentives to invite the world's 100 best companies to set up headquarters in Malaysia to attract a large number of foreign talents.
The rapid growth of population and the employment of a large number of migrant workers will inevitably drive a large demand for housing.
Kuala Lumpur has always been a place where the population gathers. Housing prices have continued to rise over the years. With the advancement of the "Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan", nearly one-third of Malaysia's population will be gathered in more than 200 square kilometers of land. , then the demand for housing will be greater, and the prospects for investment in real estate are very promising!