House of the Week: Narragansett Victorian home offers historic charm near beach, shops Shadowlawn, a circa 1887 home at 85 Central St., is just a third of a mile from Narragansett's popular town beach, but it is also in a quiet spot on a tree-lined street in the Pier neighborhood. House of the Week: In Jamestown, lots of space and water views Set on a hill in the Dumplings neighborhood, Passage View, the name of the house at 7 Newport St., also comes with a private tennis court, an L-shaped swimming pool and dramatic views of Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. House of the Week: Updated look in Riverside's waterfront Terrace neighborhod EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. — With a property bordering the water's edge, Pat and Walter "Stubby" Gilmore have been enjoying views of Narragansett Bay and the Newport Bridge from their living room for 16 years. House of the Week: South Kingstown home brings architectural splendor on a historic farm SOUTH KINGSTOWN — A long private drive leads from busy Route 1 to the quiet surrounding 1591 Oliver Hazard Perry Highway, a home in the Matunuck Hills.

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The price of land held under leasehold title will be affected seriously when the lease term is going to be expired. Referring to the attached chart, assuming an apartment receives a net rental of RM1000 per month and if we were to capitalise it at 8% over the period of tenure, the values drop as the tenure decreases, with the major changing point being the tenure having 40 years left. For example, properties in Section 1 in Petaling Jaya. The properties in average have about 20 - 30 years left in the lease and residential land values are averaging at RM28-RM30psf. Though the prices are about similar to what it was 10 – 15 years ago, it takes longer to find buyers, with the market being very limited to existing residents. In contrast, Section 5 in Petaling Jaya, which properties have a longer lease tenure left of 55 – 70 years left, has seen considerable appreciation of about 30% - 40% in the last 10 to 15 years, even though the lease tenures have been reducing. This appreciation is comparable to those of freehold nature.

Notwithstanding the above, in the Klang Valley property market, the location and for the newer developments, the concept, is still seen as more important. We have listed some of the locations and developments that defy the perceived risk associated with leasehold properties and are runaway success, with potential investors placing importance in location, concepts, developer and of course potential for growth. (Values provided by Zerin Properties in collaboration with KS Dhillon Property Consultants) Tropicana Golf and Country Resort. Located by the NKVE and now getting more accessible with the Kota Damansara infrastructure, Tropicana has really matured into a successful and popular choice for the elite build their dream home. The concept of living within a secured and gated Golf Resort with club facilities and so very accessible to the urban areas and the highways has made Tropicana a winner. Bungalow land in this development have reached a high of RM110-RM130 psf whilst some Semi Detached houses have reached RM1.1 Million.

Price of Bungalow's range of course, depending on the size of the land, the building and the quality of the product. Petaling Jaya especially Section 5, 6, 7,9,11,12, 14, 16, 17. The location is the main seller for these choice locations in Petaling Jaya. Being an older location in the Klang Valley, a lot of the neighborhoods are really nice and mature with some really quaint houses offering tremendous potential. Moreover, amenities are a plenty in these locations making them even more attractive to potential purchasers. The prices for land vary from RM70 to RM90 psf for 55 to 70 years not expired on the lease. Double storey terraced houses in Section 17 go for about RM300,000 to RM330,000. Please note however, in Section 17 and Section 5, there are pockets of freehold properties. One must also be aware that there are some micro locations within the above locations that may fetch higher values.Leasehold or not, this Seputih location is doing well with its close proximity to amenities and all the highways and byways.

The pricing range is around RM400,000 to RM450,000 for a basic house, which is very good comparing to its freehold brothers in Bandar Utama.There are some pockets of leasehold double storey terraces here and prices are as healthy as Desa Seputeh. Again, its proximity to amenities and also its easy access to all parts of the Klang Valley makes it a very attractive alternative.A gem of a location, just at the periphery of Kuala Lumpur City and close proximity to a beautiful park and also a golf course. Vacant Bungalow land here go for about RM80 psf for properties that have not expired term of about 70 – 80 years. For comparison purposes, freehold land at Country Heights is going for RM45-RM55 psf and at Gita Bayu, for about RM60-RM70 psf.As the adage goes, a good developer and concept does make a difference. This township was created from a wasteland to what it is today, a true lifestyle location. Though traffic is always an issue here, its still very hot with basic Double Storey Terrace houses reaching a high of RM330,000 in PJS 9.