Sold a 1000sq feel freehold condo in Cyberjaya in 2011. RM250K. Today saw it being sold at RM270K. Price going up for sure though it really depends on the big WHERE

How much should be reasonable one? 

One major difference is that last time the property prices here hadn't gone up a lot yet.

why need majority people to support? msia still has many rich ppl. there are also many msian who earn big bucks in oversea supporting msia prop market.  their income is almost 5x of msia. the water jsut flow to lower level (msia prop price is still low). most of these ppl eventually will return to msia to contribute to the economy. working or spending.

The actual situation is banks want to lend, just BNM want to impose stricter rule to prevent bubble forming.
GDP is 5% or 3%, both also show positive growth, forget the property price is pegged to GDP growth figure? 

Yes, no doubt, it is impossible to see price up 30-50% anymore, highly this year is a correction year.
But don't forget we are along being threaten by inflation, and inflation is the one can support property price.
On one hand, economy slowing down.
On one hand, inflation is everywhere.

One negative, one positive, neutralize.

Deflation?
I don't buy this story on the media.
If said business become slower and less volume/revenue, yes, this is the true picture, but not on the deflation for consumer.

Oil price is staying at elevated level, above USD100, so does copper, silver, gold, even CPO staying comfortable around RM3000.
Look at CPI, PPI number, all point to the inflation especially in emerging countries.
China despite showing lower CPI number, it is still a hot number of 4~5%, just not as severe as previous around 6%.

With central banks across the globe prefer growth over the inflation control, cheap interest, massive QE, I fail to see how can deflation occur.
Price paid by consumers keep on escalating only.
Where is the deflation?
I only know money become smaller, and price only up, no down.

Where can I get 400K 1 storey terrace house in TTDI?

It means Malaysia Gov are still clueless on how to tackle the issue compare with others countries, still got chance to go up

Where do you get the data? Waitress in HK is not earning as much as RM5000 a month.

Previously few years of properties surge has showed, rental rate did not catch up with the pace of higher prop price.

Somehow, higher prop price may not necessary push up rental rate much, in fact, a lot of time send the yield even lower only.

For real eg.
A properties that worth 500k 4 years ago, rental is about RM2.5k.
Now it worth roughly 850k, rental is about RM2.8~Rm3k. Rm3.5k also hard to get.

Kindly provide more specific detail whether you are referring to inspector, head of hk police etc...
Are we also compare waitress of 5 star hotel salary or hawker waitress salary?
No wonder this forum is so long lasting.
Can provide any reports from reknown research company?

Current sentiment from Aunties corner.:-

Price of property gonna go up. cos..
More foreign invester are starting to buy properties in Malaysia and Singapore due to Malaysia's and Singapore's "bencana alam's" possibility.
Australia - flood "possibility of inland sea,
Indonesia - earthquake and tsunami
Thailand - flood (next round) possibily May
China - eathquake and pollution
Japan - tsunami earthquake and radiation.
India, Vietnam - developing but not chic enough
Malaysia and Singapore, - best in this region.

What do you think..

Yup , for those hope market crash , eventually will affect himself. Y not pray for market grow steady.

Sometimes I just wonder why some of the people just don't keep an open mind, when they are blinded by their own sets of assumptions. How sure are you with the 10% deduction ? Everything has an action and a reaction and here you are speculating for a PRICE REDUCTION,  it is not even a prop market slower growth or something milder ..... How sure are you for a PRICE REDUCTION is a what I am challenging.

Original post quoted below for easier reference :-

More simple way of thinking is: more money spent on healthcare means less money spent on properties.

Not talking about what 1Care is, just talking about what the simple result will be if it is implemented and if the middle class needs to pay 10% of salary.

expenses can be allocate from one to another, 10% expense more for A but can be cut down 10% from B, less entertainment, drink, eat mix rice instead of paparich, holiday to Taiwan instead of Japan etc....
   
your guess/conjecture are quite accurate!!

As predicted previously, prices have started to decline.

The Malaysian House Price Index

Look like Q3 2011 house price showing sign of slowing down especially under Selangor & terrace house.
but only as Preliminary study. Clearer picture will be on Q4 2011 & Q1 2012 on the trend up or down.