Means even cars are expensive in Malaysia people still keep on buying cars and cars in Malaysia didnt crash.

And Madrid the capital of spain the apartments are actually more than euro 100k, so basically not cheaper than KV.
Maybe you should compare property prices in Kelantan, Terengganu or Kedah. There are very affordable properties available there.

Prob with got face onot ma. Many young kids driving luxury cars picking up leng lui. Whereas there r minority of down to earth ppl drive lauya cars collecting rental.

Of cos, its not an advise to many ppl to buy now. The arguement might go back to yrs ago tat 1 should not hav waited to invest in props. And who would guarantee the market ll goes up or down with onli some crap analysis. If the charts shown tat PIGS is goin 6 ft under, then who r those tat oso missed the boat in KLCI in the recent GE??? Facts shown tat ajibkor is palia 1, but many make handsome profit in KLCI.

Noone can guarantee a market crash or boom with some articles which reflected personal "I THINK SO". Just buy or sell if u think u r comfortable with the decision made.

You should understand that people are buying cars to evade tax in business, but you can't do that in property. In business tax, car is a depreciating asset and accounts for business cost spread across 3-5 years. Property is a fixed asset in your balance sheet which does not depreciate, so , not deductible for taxes. In other words, if this year your business makes a lot of money, let's say 1 mil profit, you tax should be around 250K. instead, you might decide to buy a 500K car, spread the cost across 5 years, (100K each year), and you save 25% off the car you purchased. That's a lot of money and perceived value. People will think you own a 500K car but in fact, it just cost 375K and it is out of company expenses. You can't do that with property and the worse part is LHDN might come after you after some time if you property appreciates and you have to record that in account as paper gain which is taxable profit.

me too, i hv been buying prop since 25 yrs ago and average 1 prop every year so far all doing ok (rental and capital).  i try to diversify my prop portfolio (like UT) and buying bungalow, semiD, terraces, condo, apartment, factory, land, shops, retail, REIT etc.  from my 25 yrs experience, i think prop will rise in the long run.  it is better to start earlier. all my earlier purchases make good $ and location wise is better. (after more developments in that area)