Renting in Penang

By Mark Saw

December 2012 FEATURE
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Getting hold of a place to rent which meets exacting requirements is not impossible, but it takes time and a bit of luck. After all, Penang does have a lot to offer a tenant, be they a local or a foreigner.2012 has passed by with lightning speed and as we approach the year's end, there will be a new round of expatriates arriving in Penang looking to find their ideal accommodation. Like many of those who came before them, it...

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