KLSE all time high, ringgit all time strong, MGS yield all time low, property prices all time high, everything is hunky-dory now.........everybody making gains.

Sustainable?

i think future outlook is weak.....government will have to increase debt or revenue(tax) to support their ever growing spending plus whatever they spend 30% gone ????. Commodities bull is over, will only move sideway and will not help increase government's revenue (Oil and CPO). To rely on domestic consumption soley, our population not huge enough. To rely on corpoarte earnings, how many corporates are expanding overseas bringing huge revenue and profit back? Once ETP contrcution over, what else to boost?
raising debt or tax.....our future is bleak, middle income "promoted" to poor, either by inflation or less income.

Office space - malaysia breaching 100mil sft supercede Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia when overall FDI dropped. Who's the future tenant?landlord?
and more to come Iskandar......

whatever supporting the market now is Liquidity, once malaysia debt breach the safety level and foriegn funds pull out, we will see the impact, Ringgit weakened, KLCI plunge, Bond yiled increases.

Property prices - Down, stagnant or Up? your guess

suddenly putting $$ in US seems to be a better bet.....

just my thoughts...

take it with a spoon of salt if you dont like it. same with any data, its a reference. judge yourself. trying to analyse too many data makes you pening. end of the day, we interested to know if you make or lose $$$.

Let's look at the facts:-

1. US, Japan, China, are all printing money.
The money they print per year is in trillions.resulting Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore and all Asian countries also increase money supply to balance the exchange.

2. With all the money coming to Asia from the west , banks are flood with money. Especially Hong Kong, Singapore.

3. We all know that EU, US, Japan 's growth and unemployment will not be able solve within this year. It is estimated to take 2 to 3 more years to see improvement.
As such, continuing of printing money will persist.

4. If true, Malaysia's property and shares will continue to rise but at a more moderate rate as printing of money slows down when market in the west improves.

5. The money will leave Asia back to US or EU only the economy has very clear sign of bull market which we are not seeing now.

6. With so much liquidity in asia market now, do you really think the property/share market will go down?

I think we still have a few good years. That is my humble opinion.

Let's look at the facts:-

1. US, Japan, China, are all printing money.
The money they print per year is in trillions.resulting Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore and all Asian countries also increase money supply to balance the exchange.

2. With all the money coming to Asia from the west , banks are flood with money. Especially Hong Kong, Singapore.

3. We all know that EU, US, Japan 's growth and unemployment will not be able solve within this year. It is estimated to take 2 to 3 more years to see improvement.
As such, continuing of printing money will persist.

4. If true, Malaysia's property and shares will continue to rise but at a more moderate rate as printing of money slows down when market in the west improves.

5. The money will leave Asia back to US or EU only the economy has very clear sign of bull market which we are not seeing now.

6. With so much liquidity in asia market now, do you really think the property/share market will go down?

I think we still have a few good years. That is my humble opinion.

True and I hope that is the case but our economy cannot be supported by liquidity from foreign funds. Is not sustainable. US having sign of improvement, our peers valuation is cheaper, no one can really tell when the liquidity is leaving malaysia.

Once it leave, the housing bubble will finally pop. Which all of us don't want it to happen because in the end, everyone going to suffer just like  Spain.

+1, that's the data I want to see. This is why HongKong, Singapore etc was trying to put pressure on property loan.

And I hope to cautious new buyer who plan to buy new project to flip. Risk cld be high by time of delivery, anything could happen 2 years later.

US stocks broke new high.their housing recovery just at the beginning. US recovery still long way to go.

this not only a data but a judgement by wlinvest2:
+1 With so much liquidity in asia market now, do you really think the property/share market will go down?

US stocks broke new high.their housing recovery just at the beginning. US recovery still long way to go.

this not only a data but a judgement by wlinvest2:
+1 With so much liquidity in asia market now, do you really think the property/share market will go down?

Agreed with wilinvest2, short term market will be doing good. 2 to 3 years down the road nobody knows. Hope our government knows what they are doing and time to tighten their belt. Buying properties is not 6 mths to 1 year game. U need to hold couple of years to see good returns. Personally I think the risk is too high. That's the reason I can never be rich......hahaa.....too risk adverse.

Don't forget they are just parking the money here to keep the value. It can leave anytime they want, if happens I won't be surprise to see BNM rise the interest rate on all loan. Mark my word, now the -blr rate drop from maximum 2.4 to 2.3.

nope...its just you are late to the market. Not a good time as the ROI was bad and everyone hope for property appreciation .... not  healthy.

As an investor I will invest when I see sign of recovery and not wait for full recovery when everything has been price in. Also I will move from over priced country to lower priced market. Just my thoughts. So q is malaysia really that attractive? Our GDP superb? Our corporate earnings double digit growth? I am quite pessimistic

Steve I am already in property market since 2009. Looking at things i think we shld start to be more defensive rather than aggressive.

Nope...Malaysia is a small pie for fry, our salary grow is like turtle now. Without fundamental  on export and heavily depends on construction sector. We are going the wrong way.

That's the reason why I q how long the foreign liquidity will stay.

No confidence with Nj administration, spending like nobody business. Better put my children's education fund in SG or US.

Looks see how thing goes in another 2 years, a lot of property are on the way to be ready in 2004,2005. Notice some property are having hard time to sell off, and showing small significance of decrease 1k-5k. I will monitor for another 2 months.

this guy overpromised with stars and moon. if i m not wrong, he need rm216b to fullfill his promise in 5years. it amazed me too hindraf traitor can be appointed as a deputy minister. omg!