其实,很多人都不懂在PJ 区,买来自住的 就应该买leasehold是更加划算。
一旦是买来住,leasehold剩下1年,要更新98年,变成99年,也是RM1000 就可以
不懂多少钱/层序的,请按: Leasehold title renewal property cost and procedure
For Selangor For Selangor, the formula for calculating the premium for the extension of leasehold land can be found in the Selangor Land Rules 2003 & Selangor Quarry Rules 2003. The two options given by the Selangor government in their Guideline issued by the Selangor Department of Land and Mines (PTG Selangor), dated June 2011, for private residential ownership scheme are as follows: - Option 1: To pay for the full rate of premium with a 30% rebate
- Option 2: To pay a premium of RM 1,000. If the owner decides to sell the property at a later date in the future, the owner then has to pay the balance of the premium at that point in time. A Registrar Caveat will be lodged on the land to prevent the owner from disposing the property to a third party. This scheme is subject to the condition that the owner continues to use the premises as his / her main area of residence.
In Selangor, the premium for lease extension for residential property is: F: (1/4) x (1/100) x (Market Value of land) x (lease period – years remaining on the lease) x (land area). *Leases are usually renewed for a 99-year period. As an example, let’s say you have a bungalow land with a land size of 7,000 sq ft in Petaling Jaya with about 45 years remaining on the lease. The premium that you would have to pay shall be as follows: (1/4) x (1/100) x (220) x (99 – 45) x (7,000) = RM 207,900. After deducting the 30% rebate, it comes to RM 145,530 and this is what you would have to pay. The above example is based on the assumption that the government has valued the land at RM 220 per sq ft.
For Kuala Lumpur For Kuala Lumpur, the formula for calculating the premium for the extension of leasehold land can be found in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Land Rules 1995. The formula for calculating the premium for the extension of lease for all categories of land use in Kuala Lumpur is as follows:
F: (1/4) x (category of land use) x (value of the land) x (1/99) x (term of new lease minus balance of the existing lease).
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