Is it better to buy a house in China or Malaysia?

Of course, it is better to buy a house in Malaysia.

First, the down payment is small.

Many real estate prices in China are beyond our reach, while Malaysian real estate investment is far from as high as expected, and even a loan amount of 70% to 80% can be obtained, with low down payment and low investment threshold.

Second, permanent property rights.

Compared with domestic property rights in 50 or 70 years, Malaysian real estate is mostly permanent property rights, and the owner has the permanent right to use the land, so the house will appreciate because of the appreciation of the land. Therefore, there is no question of the renewal of permanent property rights, and the valuation will be more advantageous. For China house slaves, having a place to live and a foundation to pass on to their descendants will make them feel more practical and powerful.

Third, the risk is low.

The Malaysian government actively encourages and supports overseas investment. In Malaysia, real estate transactions have formed a perfect legal system. The market is relatively mature and standardized, the legal system is sound, the information is open and transparent, and the credibility of developers is high. Professional lawyers safeguard the interests of owners and minimize the risks of property buyers.

Fourth, the average increase in house prices is considerable.

From 2000 to 20 15, Malaysia's housing prices rose by 127%, with an average annual growth rate of 8.4%; From 20 17 to 20 18, the house price in Malaysia rose by 5.8%, ranking third in Asia.

V "Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan"

The Malaysian government has launched the "Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan", which costs RM 172 billion and involves the 10 entry point plan to upgrade Kuala Lumpur into an international metropolis. In order to ensure sufficient human resources when moving towards the grand goal of 2020, the Malaysian government will increase the population living in Greater Kuala Lumpur from the existing 6 million to 6.5438+million. With such a huge population, the demand for buying a house or renting a house will greatly increase, and there is hope for a rise in house prices.

Sixth, the rental rate of return is high.

Compared with the domestic rental return rate of about 2%, the return rate of about 5%-7% in Malaysia is already considerable.

? Seven, the housing area is the actual indoor area.

There is no building area in Malaysia, and the building area is calculated according to the actual indoor knowledge, so you can actually enjoy as much area as you buy. Moreover, Malay rough houses are mostly delivered with decoration.