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Malaysian here. FYI in most households the "wet kitchen" is indoors -- in fact it's THE kitchen. The "dry kitchen" is little more than a countertop with a micro
by Gigablah 9y ago
Malaysian here. FYI in most households the "wet kitchen" is indoors -- in fact it's THE kitchen. The "dry kitchen" is little more than a countertop with a microwave and maybe a sink.
Example pictures:
https://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-listing/usj-20-renovated-double-storey-house-subang-jaya-for-rent-by-sy-chan-25845413 https://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-listing/usj-20-reno...
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- pkaye 9y agoThat looks like a pretty good house... what level of income would one need to buy such a house? Like an office worker or manager, etc?
- Gigablah 9y agoI suppose it's attainable for office workers. A house like this could cost around RM300k (74k USD), although for the specific property I linked prices would be much higher due to the location (it's an affluent district located very near the heart of the capital city). Median monthly income in Malaysia is around RM5.5k (~1.3k USD) [1]. Unfortunately property prices have been rising 5-10% year on year while income has stayed mostly stagnant. [1]: https://www.imoney.my/articles/middle-class-malaysia https://www.imoney.my/articles/middle-class-malaysia