Do you need to know everything here if you want to live in Johor Bahru, Malaysia?

Just on the other side of the Johor Strait, less than a mile south, is a rich island country, Singapore. Two highway bridges connect some countries, and there is a lot of two-way traffic every day. A couple can also live comfortably in Johor Bahru, with a monthly budget of about $65,438+7,000. This includes renting a contemporary and comfortable European apartment building, owning a car, going out several times a week and all the surcharges. Foreigners can live a standardized life here with a very limited budget.

Many Malaysians go to Singapore for high-paying jobs, and Singaporeans flock to Johor Bahru to take advantage of Malaysia's lower prices. Many of them have bought houses in JohorBahru (JB), which has become a popular low-cost retirement destination.

This joint effort has transformed Johor Bahru from a border city into a smart and prosperous metropolis, and its service projects far exceed those of ordinary big cities with the same scale of operation. You can often see new opportunities and multi-storey buildings, exciting opening conferences and festival-themed activities; You can feel the money pouring in like a downpour in the subtropical zone. Special restaurants provide delicious food for people at a fraction of the price of similar hotels in Singapore. Shopping malls are crowded with day-trip tourists who have accumulated necessities and luxuries, and the real estate industry has developed rapidly in recent years.

The house price in Johor Bahru is 1/4 in Singapore, and the price level is 1/2. The Great Depression attracted people from both places, averaging 35,000 times a day, and the use value miraculously reappeared. Compared with Singapore across the Johor Strait, taking into account the three advantages of Trans-Asian Railway, Longxin High-speed Railway and Singapore RTS subway station, international micro-life can be started in three hours. Xinshan area enjoys a good geographical position and enjoys the convenience between the two countries. Many projects are very good and are a good choice for project investment.

More and more foreigners flock to this city and surrounding cities. ChristineHakkaart, a foreigner, accidentally learned about JohorBahru (JB) from a passenger on the flight to Singapore. "It's a secret-no one has told everyone," she said. "This is a great little place. Everyone is fine, and everyone helps themselves. I like it here. "