+1

Wow, 30% dp
Woww, installment only 2.6K
Wowww, for 8m old bb

I really feel envious & jelly of u

agreed. possible share the counter with me too? :-)

You got the point! i like your statement. We really need to work harder or/and smarter to earn more. I do not have high qualification but i am leading a group of people with MBA certificate. It is not because i am smarter or luckier than them, it is because the strategy i used to get things done in the way that bosses like it. The environment will not change for you, is you to adapt or use the right strategies to alleviate the impact and survive from there. Keep complaining (i see it as releasing the negative energy) is useless, tell urself can do it ( i see it as positive energy) then one day you can do it too even when a normal condo reach 1mil or higher you can still afford it. This is what i always tell me wife, don't complain this and that because i do not need your negative energy.

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Added on September 29, 2012, 2:24 ami did similar things for my son too but i will not let him know and would like to see him earning his first house without asking for my support.

This post has been edited by cheraspeople: Sep 29 2012, 02:24 AM

Agreed! +1

Totally agreed with cheraspeople 110%

U must have high EQ.

Can I work under u when I back to Malaysia 2015/2016?

I am just a IT degree holder.

Any reit la.


try avoid the govt link company reit.

IMO not much to do with RPGT, root caused is "urbanization"

goood or not depend on u laa..
my recommendation is for own stay & if buyer on limited budget, just buy it laa..if got extra budget then buy PV...

There is quite a bit of misconception here on prices of property in Malaysia. Firstly, there are few scenarios involved here. Most here seem to be harping on the financial capability of a person in owning a home. Of course this is a valid point, otherwise we would see everyone from the lower-income group owning RM1 million properties.

It is prudent to say that there are other factors driving the prices of properties up. Hard-core speculators who buy 10 units or more upon launching and releasing them at a high mark-up 1-2 years later when construction of the building is completed, or investors who bought much fewer units but still contribute to the effect. This phenomena is quite evident for the past 2-3 years especially for properties below RM500k, less common with those in the higher price bracket.

Apart from local speculators who some of them rely on this type of buy/self for a living or side-income, foreign investors too play a part due to the weak Ringgit. Singaporeans find our properties cheap whilst other foreign investors have played a part as well in driving up the prices of properties here. This pattern was seen in other parts of the countries as well, especially Singapore when mainland Chinese investors have driven property prices in Singapore to a very high level.

In the recent budget announced by the government, it appears that they have taken all aspects into consideration. ALthough the government are aware that all this property speculation is an issue, the interest of developers and other players in the industry would be important too, since some of them are their allies, apart from the fact that the property/construction industry is one of the big factors that contribute to the growth of the economy.

Perhaps if the RPGT change to something like this:

Properties held and disposed within 4 years, RPGT = 10%
Properties held and disposed after 4 years & up to 6 years , RPGT = 5%
Properties held and disposed after 6 years, RPGT = 0%

Then i guess it really would make a big different.

Despite the announcement of Budget 2013, i saw some upcoming new plan launches still at new high price.....

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Added on October 3, 2012, 9:30 am

This post has been edited by fei_singh: Oct 3 2012, 09:32 AM

Budget 2013:

Properties held and disposed within 2 years, RPGT = 15%
Properties held and disposed after 2 years & up to 5 years , RPGT = 10%

Happy? Wait for another rising.

get ready ur bullet. peng peng peng

I always feel lucky to live in this country, I meet property players everyday, all I can say is we are very very conservative indeed, this is a good sign to our property mkt. Bout 80% of the home buyers complaint property prices, I am marketing a 3-storey SUPERLINK houses since 2003, the price has risen fr 563K - 1.4 mil to-date, 95% of my buyers were complaining the selling price fr day 1.
If > 40% of the people are bullish, then the mkt will burst. I think in general (whole mkt), optimistic constitute bout 15% now. My guess

This post has been edited by UFO-ET: Oct 7 2012, 02:39 AM

Everyone complains about property price in msia very is expensive since few decade ago. but still we see people keep buying

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Added on October 7, 2012, 8:42 amHk property market is what our future looks like

This post has been edited by kh8668: Oct 7 2012, 08:42 AM

Agreed.

People always like to compare properties about time & price. They forgot about many other factors.

I still think Malaysia property is cheap....

Y everybody say expensive?? Our neighbour next island is selling much much more expensive... China and hong kong much more worst...

So we still have a long way to go as I could see everyone still afford to buy now, just whether cheap or expensive... There are still plenty of house selling below 200k....

So don't complain expensive if u are not affordable... Not everyone are no 1 in a class since we were in kindergarten....

Learn it and accept it~~~

Property in KL area and Penang island area is expensive, not the entire Malaysia lah... a lot of house in not so high density area are still very affordable.