QUOTE(cranx @ Sep 7 2011, 12:46 AM)
bubble bursts means difficult to get loan even when the properties became dirt cheap.
which will be the best time for the cash rich people.
the current situation is bank valuation could not keep up with the 'market' rate for subsales property.
no obvious fire sales or price reduction yet but transactions are going down. we will see what happens when those countless projects on DIBS scheme came into the market and still no takers.
do you really think the RM700k terrace house will become RM1 million in the next few years? do you really think those multi million Desa Park City properties will hit 10s of millions?
Dude, you do make a lot of sense.
I have been looking at some projects for a couple of years, the developer's selling prices for similar products have jumped 100-200% since 2008/09.
The newly launched Casaman terraces at Desa Park City are selling at about 2mil, all sold out in 5 hours, it looks like insider takers to me.
People are literally queuing overnight to buy properties, this is a big sign of bubble top, it's not gonna end well. Also, the incoming global banking crisis by year end will not help either.
Added on September 14, 2011, 9:46 pmQUOTE(cyjh @ Sep 7 2011, 08:32 AM)
buble burst or not will know when times comes....
buying frenzy is still on
a friend bought a 1.1mil prop with 10% discount thus not need to have any down... but the plan is to flip it within 6 months as they have no capacity to loan 1mil or cash to pay or even purchase the unit to stay/rent...i cannot make any sense out of this...
is this creating buble??
Your friend is going to live under some bridges.
Easy loan is the root cause of our housing bubble.
This post has been edited by debtismoney: Sep 14 2011, 09:46 PM