QUOTE(cherroy @ Nov 23 2011, 04:07 PM)
Wrong assumption.
It is not the like everyone earn 2.5k.
There are people earn 10k, 5k, 1k.
2.5k is just an average.
China has even lower GDP per capital than Malaysia, but properties price in urban area is way more expensive than Malaysia.
Because at there, rich is extremely rich, poor extremely poor.
If there is enough people earn 5-6k, then it is enough to support the properties price at 300k.
You don't need everyone to earn 5k to have a 300k property.
Remember price escalating the most and high at urban and prime location, those rural area, price of property is not gaining and as higher price.
you assumption is only correct if their salary is sustainable. just imagine if there is recession and retrenchment. i believe this will come very soonIt is not the like everyone earn 2.5k.
There are people earn 10k, 5k, 1k.
2.5k is just an average.
China has even lower GDP per capital than Malaysia, but properties price in urban area is way more expensive than Malaysia.
Because at there, rich is extremely rich, poor extremely poor.
If there is enough people earn 5-6k, then it is enough to support the properties price at 300k.
You don't need everyone to earn 5k to have a 300k property.
Remember price escalating the most and high at urban and prime location, those rural area, price of property is not gaining and as higher price.
This post has been edited by skysboyz: Nov 24 2011, 09:45 AM
Nov 24 2011, 09:44 AM

Quote
0.0570sec
0.89
7 queries
GZIP Disabled