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- The financial woes of Chinese property developer Country Garden have raised concerns about China's housing sector and its economy as a whole. But anxiety about Country Garden's troubles stretch beyond China's borders. In Malaysia, there are worries that the developer will abandon a major unfinished building project. DW's Georg Matthes reports.
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this project is for mainland chinese first, then singaporeans. the units are sold but their owners are trapped in China. new policy made it much harder for chinese to take their money out of China. thats why the uncle, a malaysian bought his unit from a chinese investor. its empty because malaysians was never the target buyers.
The Malaysians also cannot afford them.
@@wavemaker2077 The seller promised permanent residency for all buyers, but that was only a lie.
@@wavemaker2077 Malaysian can afford the house but most of them prefer landed house (there is a tax relief and discount for citizen buyer as well). The flats are only for the poor according to Malaysian pov.
Not for Singaporeans, the sales pitch was easy access to Singapore, like a 10 minute drive to Singapore and back.
@@siewheilou399 10 minutes by boat, but a car has to follow the highway. It will first drive towards inland Malaysia for 10 min, and come back through Second Link and the overcrowded border control. Just plot it on Google maps, and you will find it takes at least 30min, some times 1 hour.
Homes without people vs people without homes
You could say that if there were a lot of homeless people on the street.
⚠ in the USA we don't build homes... WE BUILD TENT CITIES! TENTS AND CARDBOARD BOXES ARE GOING UP IN VALUE 🤣😂. Which is MADE IN CHINA!
@@ModernHeavenhes talkin bout america😂
those buildings look like prisons
Yep and full of fungus . Some thing that D W can t see or is this another trap to get people to but it and D W is in on the rip off
你看起来是流浪汉。
Why?
Why what@@hasinabegum1038
Vertical prison with people packed in like sardines.
Crocodiles at the beach? Doesn't that kind of kill the enjoyment of beachfront property?
Wait till you see the mold , fungus and oh can any one say liquid faction from being built on SAND !
Kind of bites 🐊 into profits 🙄
Humanity doesn't suffer from any shortage, save intelligent management. How ironic that millions live in crowded squalor while places like this go unused.
Yes, China has millions of people living in crowded slums.
Seriously, this is China over-building houses, leading to oversupply, no need for ironic thing.
@@ModernHeaveneven in the west . Some people Are poor but the have empty skyscrapers. It’s just greed. We habe more House than people in the world. But 1% own it all
@@marcobelli6856😂😂😂😂😂
@@ModernHeaven there is a lot of need, the problem is elsewhere
This is normal in the world. It's similar to when farmers or wholesalers dump food in the ocean or incinerate them rather than give away to the hungry. Money rules the world. Only rich people say otherwise.
The problem in Malaysia is mainly poor city and transport planning, without consideration of public transport like Subway, commuters, tram, railway and even bus service. The government is just taking people for granted, assuming everyone to buy a national car like Proton and Perodua, causing more traffic problems.
with many islands and country divided into two major island make it hard to build up effective transport, and infrastructure requires big investment and it's hard for Malaysia when even the country has small GDP as well.
Wat!!! This development is meant for the rich china ppl. U think they will take public transport???
Cukai kereta aje nk mampus cekik darah, hahaha 😂😂
Not with forest city tho
@@l_ifeefi_l1998 That's the problem. The developer thinks it can get a few hundred thousand China ppl to buy while pricing out the locals. Malaysians are right to not want this project.
In a world of increasing homelessness and millions of displaced people, we have empty mega-cities.
West hates China for this because west has made owning a house in big cities a status symbols and society have been devided into haves and have nots while in China, to have roof over your head is your human right, to have safety is your human right, to have cleanliness around you is your human right, to have good reliable convenient transportation is your human right but in the west everything is opposite. You are measured by your credit score and status. The millions homeless and poor have unfortunately bad credit. Nobody gives them chance to have roof over their head and allowed to have 2nd shot at life. In China if you are struggling in the city to settle, you can always go to your village back and there is decent house waiting for you. And there are millions vacant in the countryside too.
你是哪里？美国芝加哥还是底特律的铁锈区，还是乌克兰的战争区。
Well, if they have money, they can buy it… 🙈
@@Whatever-mq7vy they own the homes in China 85%. But not the land.
Meta - My virtually identical comment was earlier than this one yet I got no upvotes. Starting to make me paranoid...
One hundred billion dollars.
This reminds me of the recent buildings that have gone up in Manhattan. Most or all units purchased, very few occupied, as they seem to be investments. But it differs because they are surrounded by oodles of shopping, dining, businesses, etc.
These developments like Malaysia seem to be very wrong-headed in that they seemed to be driven simply by a population needing housing, like in China, and/or a desire to build housing just to sell as shelter , to presumably, people with enough money to live there. The counter level of, well, stupidity, would be to build 80 Home Depots two blocks from each other. To be successful, everything has to coexist within a cohesive and, hopefully, complete system.
Absolute follies.
Imagine if Country Garden stuck to growing vegetables? The world needs food producers.
Chinese folly ...
⚠ in the USA we don't build homes... WE BUILD TENTS! TENTS AND CARDBOARD BOXES ARE GOING UP IN VALUE 🤣😂. Which is MADE IN CHINA!
the reason why it is abandoned is because they only selling it to foreign buyer….local malaysian not eligible to buy the house….
Same situation in Sydney
It's always funny to find people who think cities can be built to a "finished state" and sell a "lifestyle". A lot of mega developers really have no idea how a city works as an organism.
The buildings are so tall it reminds me of the old news about the buildings in china before that easily collapsed
lololol D W news forgot to mention this
地球太靠近太阳容易把你烤熟，赶紧移民其他星球。😂
Easily collapse
Eh hello you obviously never stayed in one how you know if it will collapse?
@@cocaineminor4420it is built in UNSETTLED RECLAIM LAND that only allow to strengthen for 2 to 3 years instead of 10 years, so do u think it won't sink?? 😂😂😂
@@cocaineminor4420 I guess it depends on the company, Bejing's 9 story building that collapse in 2022 did only kill 54 people , atleast it didn't get to a hundred and Malaysia don't have any corruption problems so I guess everything there will be fine 😊 but it's kinda expensive that only Successful billionaires can afford to occupy it so ... I don't think it will attract that much costumers😓
I live in Singapore and play golf there. Two brilliant courses. It’s pretty empty though.
Do you consider to buy any properties there?
Chinese property developers never look at a population pyramid before starting new construction and neither do their investors.
They built a lot of residential buildings but I'm surprised that they didn't even think of building a mall. A mall is very important to attract people into the area. There should also be schools, hospitals and possibly churches to complete the ecosystem of a functioning community.
Off course they do have those..
They do have a huge mall linking all the residential buildings, but just that no retail shops are rented due to no residents there. Would u rent or buy a retail space when u see no customers come to shop or dine? 😂😂😂 this place is dead as the buildings are too high and condensely build side by side, only people from china is able to tolerate such stress feeling of window were to face a huge mountain just beside u. And in the first place, this whole development was aimed to migrate thousands of weathly chinese buyers with the PROMISE by the past government that buyers are able to get Permanent Residency if thry buy here,which was later revoked! Causing all the chinese buyers not able to migrate over n ended up this way. Singaporeans wont buy this project at all becos its a sure lose investment too. And there are so many better projects located in better location n cheaper in johor.
Move a prestigious school to that area. That way there will be buyers to move to that area. This is how singapore increase property value of less well known locations
@@tanalson A prestigious school isn't gonna cut it if there are not enough students in the area nor teachers willing to move to teach there.
@@Messerchmitt11B you don't understand how property owners think. We are talking about very popular and prestigious schools (eg: Stanford university, Harford university, oxford university). Most parents are willing to move to a new area as long as there's a prestigious and popular school nearby(provided their kids does well academically) As long as that city has most of the amenities for daily activities (like bus interchange, mrt station, hospital, banks, office building, warehouses, factories) , there should be a decent amount of people willing to buy the property.
MONEY LAUNDERING AT ITS FINEST
Ghost city after ghost city. In China, I saw a video of thousands of empty apartment. however in this case there's a silver lining, people actually bought the unit they just don't Live there.
Sadly this project might not see it's completion because Country Garden it's developer is in huge debt.
Those ghost town is just for initial period, after some years people do come and live there.
When the planet is empty then we all have joined X
@@FoodForestPermaculture你还是回到你妈妈的子宫里去，不适合生活在地球上😂😂😂
Most of it is simply for investment ; most of the owners stay elsewhere.
@@IamHandsome4uyeah you are right. The Chinese real estate developers are ready to trade a property for watermelon.
Policies from china and Malaysia including COVID had made it difficult for the project to succeed.
Chinas financial house of cards is showing cracks.
Just like NY parking garage collapse.
@@IamHandsome4u Nothing compared to when Three Gorges collapses.
赶紧，需要你的拯救，麻烦转钱给我😂😂😂😂
@@biocular u bots hv been dreaming abt its collapse since the day it started, LOL, unfortunately it hasn't nor it will.🤣🤣
Never ending western stupidities 😂
In Manila, we recently barely escaped similar fate ; actually, it would have been worse: the paving-over of Manila Bay, for several large PRC-built reclaimed islands, to be filled with towering condos for more mainlander influx.
The work already started 2 years ago, but was halted after the new president took over. Most Filipinos didn’t even realize it was happening; our former president was complicit in fast-tracking it with his comrades /handlers, with eyes to overrun our country. And It was set to become an ecological disaster; Manila Bay is the critical “lungs” of 12 million in the Capital region, and as it is, is already straining under the effects of sea level rise, and pollution. It needs to be protected.
You haven't heard the news yet? Lol! President Marcos has already given the approval and go signal for the resumption of 2 reclamation projects in Manila Bay. These reclamation projects are not owned by China though but by SM Prime Holdings of the SM Group and Ulticon Builders from Davao. DENR Secretary Maria Antonia Loyzaga said the two reclamation projects in Pasay were able to comply with the DENR requirements.
the main reason they wanna built high rise building in there is cause those things doesnt go under the sea when there's storms or high tides ,,
Manila bay reclamation is different as it's within the metro area. Forest city is in an island, far from from developments and city center. After the new Manila reclamations are built, it will be a lively area similar to the reclaimed SM MOA area, Aseana and the CCP Complex.
Wrong info. The investors there are from Hong-Kong and Macau who are very keen to develop the Manila bay area as the next tourism destination to boost the local economy. They are in joint venture with local company, the SM prime group. If proper engineering studies are done, there is no problem about the development of the area.
Ahhh yes, no surprises ….the PRC-fellating gaslighters have arrived in this thread . Hayyyy…
Heavy Dredging work the past 2 years towards Manila Bay’s paving-over has been done by CCCC; the one and the same state-controlled company that has also been building islands in the middle of the West Philippine Sea for the PLA’s bases. FACTS. they are a national security threat.
It’s sad that amid constant maritime military aggressions to our nation’s sovereignty by the PLA, we had already waived-thru & allowed more direct invasions ….right on our shores. And in our delicate, irreplaceable Manila Bay, no less.
*and yes, the Filipino-company development co-ties are absolutely complicit as well. They shouldn’t get a pass either for trying to turn our Bay into a concrete parking lot for more overstaying POGO racketeers . They will remain unscathed, however. That’s the Filipino way with oligarchs.
(our dear former President who sold us out to his comrades, hopefully will not remain unscathed. Term limits thankfully stopped further damage to the country…and the ICC will possibly soon remind him that karma does come around..)
They should build a railway line or at least a BRT line connected from this community to Singapore railway system which just in the other side of the river if they want attract people come to live there. Without advanced public transport connection, no one move in there. Trust me.
Initial Phase 1 & 2 3Br units were launched ard RM $1,200 sq ft a new premium benchmark for Johor apartment. Despite the high price 20,000 units were sold mainly to foreigners. Obviously if the pricing is adjusted down for the rest of the phases in tantum with removal of all restrictions on foreign purchase due to toxic politics coupled with units completed in a moveable conditions, all the units plus the houses will be sold in no time. Its location is ideal as planned with a future MRT link to JB ETS Bukit Chagar Stn. Thus the question is still about pricing to sell.
bro this buildings lookin awesome AF NGL but the problem is the CG's image
If they sell those units low enough for sure there will be buyers.
I knew this city won't be successful ten years ago when it was just a plan after visiting property fair in KL, because Johor city has low occupancy rate..
When I visited Johor Bahru I noticed that the city's residents are moving to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to work and live where there's more opportunities.. if you go to Johor city you can notice that many shops are close and there's less people in the city compared to what the buildings can occupy.. the city become active during the weekend because of Singaporean shoppers but still not enough to make the city busy with traffic and shoppers, and some Singaporean shoppers now take the train or car direct to Kuala Lumpur for the weekends.
They planned to build the city for Chinese investors and Singaporeans who can't afford to buy such properties with prices in Singapore so they could work in Singapore and live in Johor, but after Mahathir Mohamad were against giving PR to Chinese and foreigners own properties in the city, the city faced less demand. Add to that Covid Pandemic.. and most Malaysians prefer to live near work.. so what's left is retirees but how they're going to live there if there's no good health care and active lifestyle..
Lol u are so right. Weekend u see all crowding at foodie or shopping mall Nia. Those Johor working Sg rush back home and hide inside Johor..all the rented units there is either u really2 outstation or because you asal from Johor state like mersing, batu pahat which is too far to travel daily into Sg. Coming from an experience of a worker who weekly travel back KL-sg
700,000 people living in cages, planting some trees to look like environmentally friendly, I would prefer a wooden house in the countryside
thats it ...its more like natural and make more sense
Imagine how much countryside would be needed for so many homes. Then add on the car journeys for work, food and so on, that's how you wipe out the countryside.
Chinese manic property construction is on display. Vacant properties such as this do not age well especially in very humid conditions. Mold and decay likely to choke much of the so-called city.
Over development is a major issue..
The previous owners is thanking Mr lim massively for relieving them of a huge burden😅. They finally pass the land mine to another person.
I hope it’s not happening in my city Batam. Because I saw tall apartment, but only few really occupied. But they still build another building.
I just passby there through 2nd link to Singapore at night, about 60% of the unit have lights .
thats ghosts😂
That's what you get when you build houses only for the riches. Those housing prices are really expensive. Most locals can't afford it.😅
I'd don't think it'll go unused. Maybe a lull of few years but such nice construction cnt be go unused.many will come once project comke
Doesn't look pleasant at all. Have to wonder about the construction standards. This project reeks corruption
Yay a smart earthling . Oh you are on a list to be monitored by the Chinese police stations
It looks like something out of the soviet Union, couldn't pay me to live there, quarter of that price and am in the Highlands of Scotland, mountain air, rivers and forests,
政治现金合法就没有贪污……西方政客最喜欢。
@@FoodForestPermaculture辛苦你了机器号
Corruption is the best word and vocab you can find to make your comment look interesting.
这样的鬼城在中国有成千上万个，你们别太惊讶，马来西亚的这个只是其中一个
Oh look a home for the crooked from all over the world to live !
I too want to go and live there
Everything should be Inspected. More Tofu buildings? Not exactly looking tsunami proof 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Not just waste hundreds of billion dollars, but waste a lot of raw materials.
Kudos, DW, a much more balanced report than the BBC one.
Is it affordable for locals o.o just looking at it gives me the vibe that I would be bankrupt.
I would like to Live there..
Would you like to live in the dictatorship country?
@@lawrencekling8598what
@@lawrencekling8598有什么问题😂😂😂中国人民吃的好，穿的好，住的好……还需你来解释他们过的好坏？
@@lawrencekling8598Malaysia is a democracy
@@hasinabegum1038 he means China maybe.
This is not a real estates project, no one will spend so much money without proper planning .
They can build a road bridge to Singapore and then things will improve.
The primary and maybe the only selling point for this project is it's close proximity to Singapore. Singapore is one of the most expensive real estate in the world. They were hoping for some trickle down effect from people that has some connection to Singapore, whether for work, business, education, family or otherwise with Singapore. But unless you get a super accessible transportation link with Singapore, it's going to be just another Johor Bahru property. The target market were of course, Chinese buyers but they seem unable to get their money out or even themselves out of China. If they make a better transport system to get in and out of Singapore and switch the ownership to others besides Chinese, it could end up being a success story after all. But Country Garden's woes is a potential game ender because you need funds to maintain that entire çity. If the funds run out, the whole place will collapse into a dystopian nightmare not unlike those apocalyptic end of the world movie plots you see. It will become the world's most expensive slum or movie set, depending on how you see it.
looks like a nice place to live.
I live in Australia w.a to be honest it looks very nice place to live. Sadly i had never heard of it and i am disability pensioner so i couldn't leave to live there but would be willing to maybe if i could. I think if you used more green energy it would defiantly appealing to more people if your not already that is.
I'd give it a few years to see what their building standards were. Not sure what they are like these days, but some of the stuff build a decade or two ago wasn't of the highest quality.
@@jadoei13 If you watch any videos which feature infrastructures in China, it's often called the "tofu construction". But I guess since the whole project is outside of China, they are obligated to follow building regulations in Malaysia. However, in my honest opinion, I won't trust anything that the Chinese people built, especially when they're known to thrift materials just so they won't lose so much money for their projects.
still is
You should visit and see with your naked eyes about this projects , imagine Chinese developers going on bankruptcy, a corrupted local government and misleading advertising leads to a phase one completed apartments in chaos upon obtaining the keys and later found out no one ones to live in there and the rent for each apartment sizes on average 900 sqft or 83sqm only as low as 250USD . Its a steal of the century to be honest and if you doesn’t mind the inconvenience.
⚠ in the USA we don't build homes... WE BUILD TENT CITIES! TENTS AND CARDBOARD BOXES ARE GOING UP IN VALUE 🤣😂. Which is MADE IN CHINA!
Im Malaysian and i feel sorry for anyone who bought houses there.Not often you see mega developments end up in a financial sinkhole.
But where will they get water for 700,000?
Luxurious and expensive.
The arrogance and incompetence and Greed of right governments
is game over, most people don't see it yet
It's been like this for years.
a majority of completed units are sold - its not an immense problem, whether or not the buyers actually stay there. Its a problem only if Country Garden built them BEFORE securing sales, then it will have unsold assets which will burden its huge financial borrowings.
LOL, that isn't how debt works. The company took deposits for buildings they have not even finished, billions of dollars worth, then mismanaged those funds, and now are telling the customers they are probably without their investment nor the funds they gave them; Also, they took lots of money from both shadow and main Chinese banks under the guise they were going to invest it and return it with a profit. We're talking billions and maybe trillions in supposed liquidity disappearing overnight because it was all based on supposed growth and unicorn numbers the Chinese government controlled and ran markets produce. Either way, some one pays. Either China inflates and borrows their way out of the massive economic hole they created and in the process harms their economic growth over long term by borrowing from future growth for dealing with the current meltdown; or, they let the meltdown happen, manage what they can, and then try and rebuild from the massive hole they blew in their economy with their manipulation of currencies and markets to create unrealistic and unsustainable growth.
@@Rasulis sure, my guy 🙌..u probably could have written the whole shebangs on leveraged notes & debts for LSE/Insead/NYU MBA...Im just saying this episode seems to imply that Forest City enclave is empty AND therefore, theres a big problem (and relate that to its massive debts) etc etc etc...
and since Im quite familiar with the place, I was just pointing out that AT LEAST it was just a problem of real, physical, occupancy (ie buyers actually living in places they bought), as opposed to Country Garden having a whole bunch of unsold townships there..
anyways cheers ✌️
Just looking at those buildings i can tell they suck.
Oh a smart earthling . You must eat good healthy food and drink clean water . So dig your cave and tunnel as that may help you survive whats coming like a big rock from space or one of the nukes that looney ticks have
The special economic/ financial zone should be in Medini. Built on Real Land. ❤
Who's going to tell Mr Lim?
How much is one flat? I go living there right now.😅
Made in China!
Better than made in germany.
Yep
Make sure its building code complient. Tofue buildings. Look it up
Many unfinished and empty Chinese building projects in Cambodia also .....
Those buildings are probably the so called "tofu dreg" and will crumble to the ground even with an Earthquake of magnitude 3
There's no such thing as an earthquake in Malaysia or Singapore
You missed one big part of the story. The housing project was also badly influenced by a then prime minister fearing influx of immigrants from from China.
Mixed used design is the way
Why is it empty exactly???
Because they built it without buyers.
Supply & Demand
@@Djamonjathey build it with buyers, they build it with no residents.
Its called planning for next 15-20 yrs, in intial period it might look like a ghost town but after some years people will start coming and a whole new society will be developed.
Fungus trap and D W is promoting it
Building and building housing units without feasibility study.
Bro thinks he is the only smart person in this world.
Build first, and people'll come.
U sound really jealous
This issue willsolve if the developer ipen market for local.
Ah, a duty free zone, where the prices are raised to cover the taxes you don't pay, plus more
Oh my god .. Ghost City ..
Why can't these units be allocated to the low income and/or homeless around the world? UN should have a program to facilitate the relocation.
Hahaha. U r telling the sultan of johor to throw his billion of invested dollars into the sea. Good one! 😂😂😂 if he really agrees, malaysia might as well open up this place free for all homeless on malaysia to stay rite? But wait, who will maintain this whole place facilities? Need money to employ engineers, garderners, cleaners etc and lastly the running cost of public facilities like the pool, street lights cleaning, lifts too rite? If no one is paying all these electrical and water bills n maintenance costs...
another great example of simply build condos/apartment without looking at demands
DW: we prefer German manufactur, for example Berlin Airport/Stuttgart Train station takes 1000 years.
Yay a smart earthling . I was feeling lonely for my planet Zoltar
For all you can say about how "communist/socialist" china is, a real estate crisis seems like a really capitalist problem to have
I have always wondered how cities in ancient times developed, prospered then vanished.
This has been developed. It has not prospered yet so will it vanish. No not yet. 😮
And there are crocodiles on the beaches
Properties are not like stock market… past transactions matters and future buyers will low ball till u sink
It will happen in the Philippines too. Who is buying these condos that are priced for people with incomes equivalent to Americans and Canadians?
No it will not happen. If you are poor sorry for you
Should be ok lah... Ghost city boleh buat horror film
LOLOLO i am going with what you say cause it is the truth . Oh my God some one has there eyes open
The smart thing to do is appeal to western retirees who have pension rather then chinese buyers
Malaysian governmet shd confiscated this project and sold to local developer to continue re develop this city
oh ya the gossip from the smart earthling that acts like a parrot or maybe you do know some thing about this fungus trap
The price need to be lower down. Develop here and there but most people can't afford it.
Caves are the fastest way to a house @@badnotgood
It'll need a lot of money to finish it, even though it's free for any developer. Country Garden sold the units first, plus borrowed money to build this phase. Now, it needs money to maintain, plus a lot of capital to build the next phase. Who would pay first before the units are built? Now it's nobody.
@@jasonlucas2328 they can always devide to smaller package like 3 block for one contractor and share the projck to more contractor that is do able and more contractor can make money
You never know if these are tofu dreg projects, might not even be safe to live in to begin with
"environment-friendly"...
at least they have Tofu buildings . better than none at all .
That area looks like a sinking sandbox.
Hundred billions dollarsss are not money frankly... Very sad indeed... Malaysia, we must talk someday... 🌐❤️
Let me remind you are hyping up one or two failures. On the contrary, We welcome China property investment in my state which brings economic growth, speedy completion and lowering cost.
When a head of a state made billions of selling land to Chinese developer.
The golf courses are good.
The government policies during Muhideen have changed to removed a lot of financial incentives for the Chinese people to lived there.
Built on an artificial island? That doesn't sound safe in a long-term
Even the Japanese have the technologies, and the Osaka International Airport was built on an artificial island. The airport is sinking every year.
@@jasonlucas2328 Scary. Maybe the same thing happens in Dubai
Someday someone will live there I guess.
how they are controlling mosquito and insect? in this buildings
Maybe the prices of the apartment/condos are too expensive... they expect singaporeans to buy... local johoreans can't afford to buy....
Bubbles, financial crashes, just another runaway hype-speculation trend that people with money delegate their research and due diligence to people who want to take the money, then hope to be the first to leave the bubble right before it pops
It's a stone throw from Singapore....I think its cheaper then Singapore...
Hey a fungus buyer . Can you say liquid faction !
Expensive, that’s the keyword
You think developers have the business hindsight to build one and see if it sells then proceed to build more if there’s more demand? It’s like they don’t care if the business makes money or not. What complete insanity. 😂
I have a feeling that round two of 2008 is on the horizon and will be 2008 on steroids......
100B USD is whopping..!!!
Nah ! If it existed in reality than the option is the opportunity for others like the estate come into existence " essential value to the property is the way of life being lived within it ! Beyond that it's established and their other opportunities to ensure modern development in others locations using this development as insurable displacement accessibility liasion for creditability area of futuristic development *
Actually, what are you trying to say? You use so many BIG BIG words that no one understands what are r u trying to say. Can u simply use 2 sentences in simple english to say what u want to say? 😂😂
penduduk sedikit berani bikin kota baru. inilah resikonya.
It was built using 100 percent Chinese workers so the quality is sus in the first place, now some these Chinese workers are 'missing' as they didn't return home when due.
You will see it will stay empty and will become a ghost city. It’s very common in china.
The problem with maylaysia is its stringent visa policy
If you consider the illegal immigrants staying in Malaysia and try to get subsidized item, you can rethink the reason behind all the stringent visa policy
There are many ways go keep the project and city alive. Link a bridge to Singapore and alas, hundred thousand Singaporeans will live there. Malaysia need to be smart on how to squeeze the monies out of them Singaporeans so the benefit will be for Malaysian economy.