hmm... why neva say b4 2008 geh..
shud start from 2006, 2007, 2008 mah
u oni say the year that it go up

opps... this thread started 2008 ah..
LOL..
tat means after bubble on 2008 oni got ppl start this thread..
sorry my bad

This post has been edited by CKHong: Mar 22 2011, 10:47 AM

He made your day by making a mock forecast? Why? are you worried that the bubble might indeed burst? If you don't like to hear us complaining, why do you come in here?

This post has been edited by TheDoer: Mar 22 2011, 11:46 AM

you mean you come in here because you like to listen to people complaining?

Hi guys, new to this site. Just want to now what is a reasonable price to buy Mont Kiara Laman Suria condo for 1178 sq ft in mid floor? What is the price per square feet? Would be very greatful if all the sifus here can advise.

Thanks!

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Added on March 22, 2011, 12:27 pmI meant, what is the reasonable price per square feet in Mont Kiara Laman Suria now???

Thanks.

This post has been edited by soongkm: Mar 22 2011, 12:27 PM

actual value -> get a valuation frm bank.
ppl here also got their info frm where u can easily found, such as iproperty, homeguru those site..

How do you get a valuation from bank? Contact the bank and ask them? Or have to pay them to do a valuation report? If yes, how much?

Please advise.

Thanks.

http://www.jpph.gov.my/

i wouldnt pay more than rm450k. considering the location and jam.

thanks airline for your opinion!

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Added on March 22, 2011, 1:33 pmThanks totila!

This post has been edited by soongkm: Mar 22 2011, 01:33 PM

I can accept if you said last 2 years the bubble didn't burst.

But what you didn't realise is your forecast is as grim, as if there was an economy crisis.

Let's say you are right and everybody can only afford to rent, this will mean that the cost of living has gone up. The next generation can't afford to buy new props, unless they are extremely resourceful, or come from rich families, because props have become "scarce".

Is this really what you guys want?

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Added on March 22, 2011, 1:40 pmCome in here checking out whether props will drop. Because that's the only hope for us. That's what this thread is about isn't it?

You're so sure that props won't drop, and if you feel irritated by our comments, why do you come here? Simply to mock the poor?

This post has been edited by TheDoer: Mar 22 2011, 01:40 PM

that's why the income tax people should go after those with many properties listed under their name, since the govt needs money now, go after them sure can reap something for the govt

maybe do spot check to those properties, and see whether they declare rental income

just ask yourself will you be happy if you are one of the good citizens that pay tax and suffer bcoz not able to get a house at reasonable price?????

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Added on March 22, 2011, 1:47 pmwho is complaining???

it is the FACT that most of today's property prices are ridiculous, period.

This post has been edited by godutch: Mar 22 2011, 01:47 PM

firstly i ain't sure of anything. this is a thread for healthy discussion. each and everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
secondly, who's mocking who? PERIOD!

This post has been edited by kochin: Mar 22 2011, 02:03 PM

Firstly, this is a free and open forum. Secondly, lighten up!

Anyways, property in places other than Klang Valley and Penang Island are still pretty affordable. You can get landed property for RM200k. Maybe the high property prices will "encourage" some people to remain in their hometowns. It's not good that so many young educated people are flocking to the major cities.

I personally know of people who work in the centre of KL but travel everyday from their landed houses in Seremban, Kajang, Rawang. And they are not complaining.

[quote=TheDoer,Mar 22 2011, 01:37 PM]
I can accept if you said last 2 years the bubble didn't burst.

But what you didn't realise is your forecast is as grim, as if there was an economy crisis.

Let's say you are right and everybody can only afford to rent, this will mean that the cost of living has gone up. The next generation can't afford to buy new props, unless they are extremely resourceful, or come from rich families, because props have become "scarce".

Is this really what you guys want?

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Added on March 22, 2011, 1:40 pm

If this thread started since 2000, I can assure that many will predict property burst also, I remembered when I bought my 228K link hse in 1999, my tenant GM Neighbour asked me to wait 190K b'coz instability of politics, he even asked me to keep foods for emergency, my view is simple,
No matter how the economy perform, those with "pessimistic" (some) character will always find excuses to claim that property overprice... It is to do with their's mindset problem rather than given fair and unbiased comment, property mkt is in fact quite stable unlike stock mkt (only trading paper), it trades tangible products, DD vs SS decide the price

relax bro... it won't be that grim either way.

that scenario is not going to happen so soon since our economy has little steam. income levels will continue to stagnate for many years to come.
even intellectual prop rights has stagnated.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...ays-think-tank/

it is likely that new props will be priced beyond reach of many but there will be plenty on the subsale market, reasonable priced, many brand new, unoccupied before. just be patient - maybe not 1 yr time, but 2-3 from now. if not too choosy, you should find one rather easily then, imo.

law of physics: what goes up MUST come down.
it's not a question of will it but rather when.
to me it doesn't matter when but my biggest question is:
when it does comes down, would it comes down to or below my current purchase price?
if yes, those who waited MIGHT have a reason to cheer! but who knows what would be the reason for such a phenomena.
if no, law of physics wins again. time passed and cannot be rewind!

my question to all those WISHING prices to come down.
purely hypothetical:
2005, property cost rm250k
2006, property cost rm280k
2007, property cost rm300k
2008, propety price drop to rm280k.
let's say you have the above knowledge upfront in 2005, when would you like to buy your property?

This is in reply to UFO-ET's mock forecast of what will happen with regards to members of the prop drop camp. He can make a forecast that props will rise, but that was a personal attack.

If you are here to discuss and find out, why are you cheering to such remarks?

Isn't it clear who is mocking who?

What's wrong, with prop price adjustment? Prop price adjustment, doesn't mean that the whole economy will drop.

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Added on March 22, 2011, 2:48 pmAt least there is subsale. thanks, for the fair remark.

Then in theory, new props, won't be for speculators anymore, since they can't make a profit from subsale.

This post has been edited by TheDoer: Mar 22 2011, 02:48 PM

In my earlier thread said that property bubble is happening everyday since 1986, it just happen in different time, in different areas & in different sector or segment of the property mkt, if one really study the history, you shd know that, I feel that some forummers seem like waiting for property mkt "CRASH" "across the entire mkt", it is not likely to happen, if you look at plenty of sub sale ads in The Star Classified & iproperty, I believe there are some gd props at bargain....
Property mkt is doing correction everyday, if one really want to buy a property, pls spend more time monitoring the price at preferred areas, property price will never increase all the time, the problem for all of us are we dun know the future, everyone is merely contribute their ideas on this topic based on respective past experience in tis sector....
Monitor, monitor keep monitoring, close with agents, I believe you will buy at yr "right" price

I see the new volume for million ringgit property deals is out. This is the best reference (outside independent valuation) for properties over 1m.

Yup, too bad miss the boat when mini bubbles popping in early-mid 2009 in KL. Easily 50% profit in cash

Oh well, there are always opportunities around. Don't be greedy.