no demand izzit? no demand but got supply and price goes up . so price goes up no buyers means that price not sustainable correct?
wrong. price goes up and no buyer but the seller has holding power and maintains the price means the price is not unsustainable. distorted not us to say? a guy approaches OUG and fonds on OUG parklane and of course price bracket are not meant for high earning or upper eaning choice of ownstay, of course, investment is totally ruled out on inflated properties..
if someone is fond of a property and cannot afford it, then too bad. look elsewhere. i am also fond of bukit tunku mansions but since i cannot afford i cannot say it is overpricedso this section of group may not have enough cash to buy.. but OUG is selling 450k middle floors..
how? this agents come around and say, no cash, no problem,
we marked up the price to 500k, so borrow loan 90% 450k, but how valuers value only 450k ? easy pay 1k to 2k to him, he will be a yes man...
you think it's so simple? bank don't have their panel of valuers? you think bank will let you appoint your own valuer? please. so now valuation suddenly become 500k, buyers able to buy it... so is this the willing buyers?
this is not the main part, when there is 500k distorted price by under table, other owners suddenly say price increase 50k, now it is market rate is 500k... and some selling below 500k and is called below valuation, few round of distortion around it become 600k, and the price has increase tremendously...
selling price increase is normally followed by valuation increase, not the other way around. in today's market it is common for valuation to be below selling price. this is due to demand>supply. when that happens naturally property price increases. this is common economics not due to your conspiracy theoryso willing buyer (of course all loan settle) and willing seller ( got expected profit)
Kuchai avenue , connaught avenue still selling below are the best example

, no one is jelous