Those who said property will slump in 2010 are not the same ppl today. U must learn to differentiate between the doomsday ppl and the real investors. Doomsday ppl will always speak negative bout the property any time and they are usually those who cannot afford high end properties themselves. While the real investors are those who know when and what properties to buy into anytime.

I belong to the 2nd group. Im against overpriced projects in non prime areas but ive never told anybody not to buy. I myself bought 2 condo's in Dec last year and am actively looking for my 5th property now. If uve read my earlier posts on other threads, ull know my strategies quite well.

Facts cannot change and the fact is that 35,000 new condo's will be entering the market in 2015 alone with an equal number coming in 2016. Everybody is assuming these condo's will experience at least 15-20% increase in value and despite this there would be sufficient subsale buyers for these condos.

If this was true, do tell me why many of the current projects which have obtained VP, are still experiencing 50% vacancy? Typical case is Solaris Dutamas, Mont Kiara. Despite having the popular Publika Mall below, the residences above are still generally empty. How is this so? If in 2013, there are no buyers, what then would be the condition in 2015/2016? Better?