kh8668 bro, good to hear these voices actually, it shows some holding back on the ground, all the way bbb den jia lat, good for long term

property prices really will drop by at least 30% .my 2 cents..

I hope so too.

actually so you read that many speculators/investors are prepared in this forum itself, will the support go so low?
the market need to catch the core players offguard, then you'll see some real selling.

drop, perhaps, stagnation, maybe, but sharp drop, many are waiting to pounce la.

If RPGT 30% for 2 years and bank loan calculation on net pay instead of gross pay is implemented today, What is the immediate consequences? Which segment of the market will be most affected? Please speculate..

hehe..yeah...

buy still can buy but be selective lo. 

property prices really will drop by at least 30% .my 2 cents..

property prices really will drop by at least 30% .my 2 cents..

If 30%. 500k will become 350k. 400k become 280k. Mcm karnival sales. Very tai.

still it is the price 2 years ago.
property has been appreciating averagiing 10-20% every year.
no point waiting.
wanna buy, just buy.

just dont get burn when zeti decided to increase the blr later.

you will not dare to buy property at that time lo...

If got $$$ can buy la. But need to be selective lo. 

Imagine, if 400k drop 30% to 280k. Buy it and after 3 or 4 years it back to 400k. More than 40% gain base on 280k.

the question is you dare or not dare to buy at that time.

and I do think that the possibility is almost zero lo. let's waiting for a miracle to happen.

If 30%. 500k will become 350k. 400k become 280k. Mcm karnival sales. Very tai.

Property prices in Malaysia have not “skyrocketed”, compared to China, Hong Kong and Singapore, which have recorded price increases of between 40 percent and 60 percent since 2008, said Datuk FD Iskandar FD Mansor Iskandar, Group Managing Director and CEO of Glomac Bhd.

“We are in a highly-regulated industry so it won't be possible to have an asset bubble here,” The Business Times quoted him as saying.

Overall, property prices have been increasing by five to 10 percent annually, which he said is healthy.

“Property prices will continue to appreciate, as land and raw materials become more expensive,” said Iskandar, who is also the acting Deputy President of Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association Malaysia (Rehda).

Iskandar is certain that Glomac will post double-digit growth of 30 percent within the next two years, attributed to the company’s current development projects.

Glomac has unbilled sales of RM550 million as of 30 April 2011 and 13 developing projects across Johor, Kuala Lumpur, Rawang and Sungai Buloh, with a gross development value (GDV) of RM3.8 billion.

Additionally, the Glomac Damansara project in Petaling Jaya, Selangor will continue to contribute to the company’s revenue and net profit.

“The MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) project will instil confidence in buyers and many residential projects are expected to benefit from the implementation,” Iskandar said.

problem if the value of property is a lot lesser than the loan balance amount, do you think the bank will ask you to top up the balance?

-A housing affordability chart carried in the The Edge Financial Daily on August 15 showed that property prices had risen from 5.9 times income in 1989 to 10.9 times income in 2010.

These numbers are very bad.