The biggest twin towers left: Petronas with real estate to spare 

The sad results of the world trade center bombings has reached repercussions larger than life, and when I mean large the good ol twins from New York were the largest in the world built in 1973 by architect Minoru Yamasaki and backed primarily by the Rockefellers to revitalize the city there were bunch of radio shacks on the bottom for all intensive purposes before the towers went up 417 meters up in the air. 

As you can see when towers come in, it is almost like a coming of age for your city, to be blunt it is saying we got the cash and financial district come and play. A small country in Asia had been touting its renewed vigor and its attention to be an economic powerhouse. The play started long ago in the 1970's the beginning of Bruce Lee's campaign, the Asian tiger notion came about this comprised of a few players (South Korea, Taiwan, British Hong Kong, and Singapore). See these tigers focused on manufacturing, low and behold the one thing that brought America to the forefront of its golden era's. Malaysia played copycat and got away from the old brigade of mining and agriculture, the first powerhouse Japanese began the feeding frenzy by supporting this change over in the 1980's.  Low inflation and high growth from manufacturing produced great dividends but that as not enough VISION 2020 was the plan outlined by then Government Minister Mahathir Bin Mohamad the goal a self-sufficient industrialize nation sound familiar Mr. Trump. Manufacturing wasn't the only tool used for self-growth, Malaysia is a predominantly Muslim based country and some say the center of Islamic trade. So if this is the center there is no wonder why the money is flowing through, this financial exuberance was commemorated by the completion of the Petronas Twin Towers in the center of Kuala Lumpur. 

Let's get to the real estate the outcome of this is below, not cheap ranging from the 2 to 4 million dollar range but be advised the amount of space you get with this defeats the new york 1000 sq ft per million mantra. Beautiful real estate and financial freedom its no wonder why this is another must see visit for your Asian escapade: 

A peek at Malaysian real estate: