I am confused with ddd camp. Not sure what are they doing here? Some ddd camp like TIKARAM even more confusing themself. Every thing about property is bad bad bad in this forum. Really damn bad. But whn come to buying spree, even the uuu camp also have to 2 hands up if try to beat him.

His total buying = 14 bijis. Breakdown for most pessimistic ddd camp TIKARAM as following:

1. Empire Damansara = 2 bijis
2. C180 = 2 bijis
3. Jadehill = 2 bijis
4. Kepong sentral = 2 bijis
5. 7 tree Seven Residen cheras = 2 bijis
6. Alam Sanjung = 2 bijis
7. You city = 2 bijis

TOtal = 14 bijis fr 7 development (both new and subsales)

Tell me, whom fr uuu camp can beat this fela?

You have too much worry, what a typical mindset of down camp, that's why we have so many down camp here, scared this and scared that, keep waiting until price went up, then complain price unrealistic and hope for price drop.

Mind to share ur opinion on whether to buy b4 or after its tighten. No worries, just for sharing. Thanks

i beg to differ. banks having problem with less quality loan nowadays. to increase the rate (lesser -xx%) is do more damage than good. it's not their duty to makesure things under control (no bubble, sustainable property price etc etc). that's BNM and gov duty. and both have no say in regards to the -xx%.

Actually, this is for those who are planning to buy to consider wisely and thoroughly before making a big commitment in their lives.

So.... is this the good time to buy house now? thinking of buying my 1st house

Residential properties and agriculture land won't be affected by GST.

I think its best regardless the objective (i.e. investment or own stay) that the purchase be considered thoroughly and especially more so for own stay as these purchases are very risk adverse purchases... therefore they should really put thought into their financial planning to take into account aside from housing loan installments, future expenses (e.g. wedding, medical, children, education, maintenance, car, etc...) By doing so, they can live assured that the possibility of them losing their HOME is very low... (Have come across one case where couple had to sell their house due to an unexpected child and expenses just got out of hand)... Just hate to see this happen... So buy what you can afford, and what I mean by afford is to make sure you have proper planning of future (including contingency) lifestyle/ expenses...

For investors, I'm sure you're all risk lovers and have already considered the upside and downside... so if the deals is good and it makes sense in terms of your risk appetite, then why not? By all means... BBB Baby... LMFAO!!!

as our gov haven't implemented the GST yet, no one know the exact taxation system. but from their website and explanations residential properties, agriculture lands and essential food items are exempted. developers do not need to absorb any input cost due to GST. Pls study the GST before putting your comments.

No offence, I think you are the one who should study more about GST before putting your comments 


mroysd@lyn does not know what he is talking about.....yet. Until he study more about GST 

luckily you did not infringe on copyright. kekeke.
i like yours too. can i borrow?

Ya lor. I see mostly uuu camp still saying the same thing and not changing their thoughts. But ddd camp only a few left and others are not consistent anymore.

compare to 2002 when i first live in sh, the price now has increased more than 10 times. from rmb6k/m2 (my apartment in xujiahui and now worth rmb60k/m2. many ppl do not expect so much increase 5, 10 years ago and keep saying bubbles, bubbles since 2005... (when sh prop 2-3x like now in KL)
i m lucky as i hv gone thru all these when work overseas n start accumulate kl prop since 20 years ago.

interest rates? 

Hmm...this is my first post in this forum and I am using the same nick as the in the other forum.

3 years ago I bought a new under constructed apartment around 920 sq ft at 400k. My frens laugh at me and make jokes and said that I kena conned by the developer. I told them, this is the normal standard price in KL, if I dont buy now then when? So I ignore them but I know secretly they wanted me to fail meaning waiting for the price to crash. I was very upset with these people actually. Yes DDD people are annoying not just in the cyberworld but in the real world too.

Now that apartment is worth more than 600k. If I listen to all these DDD people, I would hav shoot myself in the head!

Anyway. 6 months after that I bought another apartment at the same place with size 719 sq ft. At that point no early bird and the price increase by 20k. Why did I buy two? Because I was contemplating to buy a car but then cars in Malaysia are so exorbitantly doesnt  make sense pricewise to buy one then I thought instead of buying an apartemnt and a car why dont just buy 2 apartments? So I bought 2 apartements and it was the best decision I Have ever made. The 720 sq ft is now worth 500k when I bought at 380k.

A few points to ponder.
1. There are many malaysians who will buy cars when cars are just soo overpriced. Nearly half the price of a house. But hey they keep on buying even though you are actually losing money when you buy a car coz cars depreciates. So what about property?
2. There are more malaysians declared bankrupt becuase of car loans and car loans are one of the most defaulted in Malaysia. But did that decrease the price of cars?
3. Which is more important in a Malaysians everyday life. Cars or a house for you to live in?
4. 10 years ago 1 kg sugar is about RM1. Now is RM2.50. So  with property it is going to stay static forever? Have you guys look at oil price? Dont compare with gold laa. Compare with price of oil. You need that oil to build property.
5. And wages in the Banking industry is increasing. Meaning if you are in the right industry, you will have enuff money to buy anything you want. The question is are you going to buy at the manage to "catch the boat" price or are you the sucker that bought at the "miss the boat" price. Check out fresh grad salary for Petronas. I heard it is a lot.

I dont have a car. I use public transport and I live in KL. But I am maybe one in a million here I guess. And i dont even own a motorbike. Too dangerous to drive a bike in Malaysia. Boycott the automobile industry in Malaysia so that they will listen and finally decrease the car price. But then I guess people rather boycott property buying.

different ppl have different level of thinking
there is no right or wrong
some may c it wrong but some may enjoy what they decide right.
some may c it right but only wrong they never do it.