Did I said that?
Nobody can stop you fr buying, you earn RM1500/mth, can commit 250k house..
but dun complaint money not enough..

KOTA BARU: Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad (SPNB) is waiting for eligible applicants for 11,000 units of houses it had built under the My First Home Scheme.

SPNB chairman Datuk Idris Haron said the houses, priced at RM220,000 each, were ready and that it was waiting for Govern­ment approval to start selling them.

“SPNB is ready to assist the younger generation who earn less than RM3,000 per month to own their first homes.

+1 

Most people in their 20s are NOT supposed to be able to afford property.

But now we have fresh graduates demanding that the gomen impose various measures to handicap investors so that those 'young adults' can afford new, landed/big property in good location 

Morning everyone. For your reading pleasure 

Come invest in M'sia's booming property market, S'poreans invited
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indonesia kenot leh.. they bring RM back to indon ~ 
it worsen our economy !
singaporeeeee different.. they bring in singapore money.. they invest.. our gomen got charge this and that.. gomen untung.. masuk poket.. opps..
aii.. forgot bout one thing.. if they hold the props for few years and then sell it off.. they untung.. we rugi  T_T
but if the props no ppl wan't .. they rugi.. we dindt rugi anything 
aish.. pro's and cons.. but still i will hope more foreigner to invest in msia..
thats how we are able to achieve high income bracket ma~

In general, in those Asian developed countries, their 1st time hse buyer are getting older and older, but I can feel that Malaysia's 1st time house buyer (Chinese) is getting younger & younger.. not a healthy sign... Wages dun increase but these young group buyer still can afford, I can only relate this to the change in the Chinese family structure.

ok.. i sapu one properties liao.. now only worried for the BLR > which i know for sure few more months will go up more ~
but kenot tahan to wait liao.. home stay one not for investment..
but if reli crash and somehow can force the developer price is lower than i purchase one.. then i will only blame my luck ~ 
anyway.. happy that I'm able to find my dream home ~

From ur writing.. are u an IT person ? who uses agile development  ? ahah.. sorry again.. out of property discussion..

it's the other way round - high prices for new encourage subsellers to price high. developers drive prices, not individual owners.

bro congrats !
u mean family buy a home which ur name is not in there ? who's gonna pay for the monthly installment ?

so what to do? if u cant beat them jsut join them la - lets jump into prop and share lah.. see who is smarter.. or die standing..(become poorer)

i see some people who were bullish about property market have given in and bought one?

imo 2013 la  unless those highly experience peak gloomers can give other reasons
all their previous reasons has expired    & price of properties DID NOT DROP

hmm... u can read back the old pages by 'onemorething' & supporters
or which reason has not expired?

bro,
i think we all agree on the problem. but to me, the root of the the problem does not lies in the growing property prices but rather the stagnanted salary.
personally, i do not agree with lowering or stagnation of property price. the only way to move forward would be the increase in salary.
if we maintain everything cheapo, we would be a nation not unlike phillipines or indonesia (not jakarta lah but those ulu ulu townships?).
no offense.
cheers!

most of the old folks hav cash on standby in bank savings
they'll bailout their kids & relatives
most auction listing r mostly low cost flat or unheard of areas

when salary increases, money devalued.
but money devalued = property prices devalued too (not in absolute cost but depreciation in currency).
i think this WILL curb the problem at hand.
sadly, almost all businessmen will not increase salaries.
think the G'ment realise this and is slowly working towards it. but at the same time, by doing so, it will hurt a lot of ppl currently. in the long run it will be better but short term, ppl just cannot accept it (the inflation). and bcos os this, hard to implement as they deeply worried about losing the GE by doing so.

dun complians abt low salary, just increase your productivities, efficiency, skills etc as i mentioned in my earlier posts.
if u hv the skills that mnc wanted, your salary will definitely will be higher (in someyears my salary was paid in sgd when based in kl). today many mnc do not want to come to kl coz there is not enough talents pool here. even though the rental is cheaper here but the employee skills is much more lower compare to hk, sg, shanghai. they can pay u higher salary, comparable to sg if u hv the skills. even i compared within the same mnc, kl worker is not as competent vs sg, hk, sh etc. how many six sigma master black belt in kl? intl marketers, branding expert, designers, ip experts, rd scientists, investment bankers etc.  maybe we always like to compare ourselves with the poor efficiency public sector or glc.  eg tidak apa attitude, chin chai , agak agak, nanti nanti, semua pun boleh, cakap saja etc. our private sectors is as poor as the public sectors eg medical, bank, insurance, it, oil and gas, chemicals etc. even the courier service here is slower.