QUOTE(Nikmon @ Mar 18 2013, 05:27 PM)
But those people are the first pp have the hard data to tell wen bank will increase rate.
Bank base on hard data and evaluate the risk, those data are taken from the ground, banker..
True, I didn't say they are wrong. But in reality, sometimes in property sector, 1 + 1 =/ 2.
This country is full of "dark" money, you will be surprise some people has so much money, all fr funny channels.
A lot of people under declare theirs' income, even they buy a lot of properties, income tax officer never check, my customer (businessman) never declare income tax since 1997 but can buy car and property, a lot of hanky-panky dealings at the back of the door. A young man age 38 declare 120K income can hv 10 mil property in hand.
If you study the total number of houses vs total populations (KV or developed countries like HK, Singapore and Taiwan), it is obviously oversupply already, so far there is no specific % (surplus) to say the mkt is over supply that will lead to bubble burst, if the whole KV has a total of 100 households (4 family members), then
1) How many houses do we need to supply?
2) How many % oversupply will lead to bubble burst?
I dun think anyone has the answer. That is the difficult part.