It is expected, the whole piece of land adjacent to Kwasa Land is actually Sg. Buloh industrial land - there are a lot warehouses & factories behind the Kg Baru Sg Buloh. Hence it is norm to have the foreigners living nearby at the present. What the buyer believe is that the industrial land will be relocated in the future because land at the prime area is getting scarce - something similar like PJ Section 13 and 14 industrial land converted into residential in the future. The early buyers buy in the hope that they can enjoy the early mover advantage but what they didn't realize, they already paid for the premium / expected to be made in the coming years.

It is expected, the whole piece of land adjacent to Kwasa Land is actually Sg. Buloh industrial land - there are a lot warehouses & factories behind the Kg Baru Sg Buloh. Hence it is norm to have the foreigners living nearby at the present. What the buyer believe is that the industrial land will be relocated in the future because land at the prime area is getting scarce - something similar like PJ Section 13 and 14 industrial land converted into residential in the future. The early buyers buy in the hope that they can enjoy the early mover advantage but what they didn't realize, they already paid for the premium / expected to be made in the coming years.

My point is if both side to side, WOTP value will recover or raise faster than SQ la, no point saying "if transported to MK"

My point is if both side to side, WOTP value will recover or raise faster than SQ la, no point saying "if transported to MK"

MK is flooded with condos anyway. I'm more hopeful towards Cheras

MK is flooded with condos anyway. I'm more hopeful towards Cheras

Mama mia….
Don’t go and buy something base on your hope then
Classic keyboard commenting ni

Both of them are at the end of the line pretty much when there’s so much development still coming up before them. They will be suppressed at these low prices for a long time. Give a bit of an edge to WOTP as it really is for own stay. This Sqwhere if the residents are of a certain stature then game over. SDB has built the most atas foreign workers’ dorm - there is some pride in that.

Still talking about doom and gloom? The buyers have accepted their fate and doing the best in the situation. As long as the buyers don't go bankrupt, its ok lah... Investing in anything has its risks. Luckily didn't buy crypto as the crash is still ongoing and people have lost their life savings on it (latest case FTX boss being extradited to USA). But I guess some folks still have the need to say I told you so... its ok lah 

Still talking about doom and gloom? The buyers have accepted their fate and doing the best in the situation. As long as the buyers don't go bankrupt, its ok lah... Investing in anything has its risks. Luckily didn't buy crypto as the crash is still ongoing and people have lost their life savings on it (latest case FTX boss being extradited to USA). But I guess some folks still have the need to say I told you so... its ok lah 

Every buyer will get' scammed' again if he wants easy way to property ownership.

Selling is always easy with freebies, no matter what products.

To be fair, it wasn’t that long ago people queued up for a new property launch or even paid kopi money to secure a choice unit. People just need to shake that mindset but the good stuff will still go quickly.

The sales and loan cycle has been made very easy for those who make the cut. The poor millennials/Gen Z of today do not have the luxury of ignorance or it will ruin them.

Why not ?  A developer cannot make another similar property unlike factory process.

Can any developer create another master piece for the same price 10 years later ?

If all property are the same, then all property should sell same price ?

If every buyer can hold on to his purchase, no earthquake can crumble the price.

It just goes back to the demand vs supply equation. The new builds need to be so expensive going forward that it pushes buyers back to subsale. It’s not happening and some projects now are being sold a lot cheaper than some launches from over 5 years ago likely because older land prices were inflated.

Property is not commodity trading where many investors think.

So are blue chips klse. Even if one buy pbb at today price, he will cont to make a profit in 5 to 10 years later.

If developers have to wait 10 years from land purchase to vp to make profits, why are buyers 'exempted' ?

Location problem, pricing problem or buyer's problem .... huh ?