mrt up, mall up, highway up, school up.
next... pasar malam up, rempits up...!


just u wait... first, subsale will come under tremendous pressure soon. may not be fire sale but u shud find some decent buys.

then, the developers will rethink their pricing, greed, etc...

by and large quite true for bigger diversified cos. but think not for the smaller ones that need to launch to stay alive.
i can think of dutamas where prices psf more or less peaked in 1997 but after the crisis of 98, changkat view and others were launched at lower psf.
there must be a no. of other cases in other areas too.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Mar 19 2013, 12:55 AM

i say that's true for "own stay" demand, i.e. minus the speculators.
but given so many new tamans with no shops, no schools, people just buy, prices also went up like all the rest.
to me, it suggests that the buying frenzy esp landed has been pretty blind, with or w/o those essentials, to the delight of developers!

now, the real test will be when the market softens and subsale buyers have a wide choice.
then, i suppose those with good amenities will be of top choice, prices can hold better.
those still with nothing or next to nothing by then, prices won't hold as well.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Mar 19 2013, 01:05 AM