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Real Estate Matters | The best places to live in Macau (Part 4)

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Juliet Risdon

Juliet Risdon

Juliet Risdon is a Director of JML Property and a property investor.
Having established the company in 1994, JML Property offers Investment Property & Homes. It specializes in managing properties for owners and investors, and providing attractive and comfortable homes for tenants.

Welcome back to the fourth and final part of our article on the most popular places to live in Macau for expatriates.
Of course there will always be pros and cons in any property and location, so its good to know what is essential and what is desirable to make it a good choice for you.
Last week we highlighted Nova City, Ocean Gardens v Supreme Flower City and all situated in Taipa.
This week we will take a look at the historic and quaint areas of Old Taipa, St Paul’s in Macau and Houston Court in Coloane Village. We also touch on area’s that are new and developing.

Old Taipa – Va Nam, Va Fat, Nam Long
Area: Old Taipa, low-rise residential buildings that are quaint and historic. The area is under going some renovations.
Amenities: Walking distance to restaurants, shops, banks, medical care, cafes. Bus Stops are walking distance. All the convenience of Taipa on the doorstep.
Building facilities: Usually none and stairs rather than lift and this is reflected in the reasonable rental prices.
Property Features: Characterful open living area apartments and Studios. Offers the opportunity to live among the local community.
Rental Prices: Budget / Mid-range.
Advantages: Excellent location
Drawbacks: No club facility and older communal areas.

The Heritage Area (St Paul’s Ruins), Macau
Area: Macau, near to St Malo Square.
Amenities: Walking distance to Ruins of St Pauls, local furniture shops, fast food restaurants, museum, banks, high street shops and main Post Office. Tourist shops and facilities are also nearby.
Building facilities: None but this is reflected in the relatively reasonable rental prices. Stairs rather than lifts are a feature in these older buildings.
Property Features: Characterful open living area apartments often recently renovated.
Rental Prices: Budget.
Advantages: You are already in the centre of everything.
Drawbacks: Getting out of the centre of everything.

Coloane Village – Houston Court
Area: Old Village Coloane, pretty and historic. Low-rise – only three stories high.
Amenities: Walking distance to restaurants, local grocers, banks, medical center, Post Office and bakeries. Bus Stops are walking distance. Local walks and beaches are also easily accessed.
Building facilities: None but this is reflected in the relatively reasonable rental prices. There is a roof terrace for the use of the residents.
Property Features: Characterful open living area apartments.
Rental Prices: Budget / Mid-range.
Advantages: The village life and local shops.
Drawbacks: Parking & Egg tarts accessible enough to ruin any diet.

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