QUOTE(DragonReine @ Oct 15 2020, 07:31 PM)
Currently there's starting to show signs of overhang for affordable housing because government not really regulating where and how they're built. Already can see many units from affordable housing range entering the auction market.
Majority of potential first home buyers (aka the people who rent rooms/units) barely able to afford anything priced above RM500k with the pandemic slashing jobs here and there. Even though interest rates low, banks also very strict with taking on new risk, and people generally not willing to buy property unless they're really secure in income. SV2 is priced quite a bit higher than what most first home buyers are willing to spend unless they really like the location.
As for investors in Klang Valley area, unlikely to make money these days because economy is that weak 😅 not likely to get better for next few years.
then why you so confidence with trion 2 geh? this area already having thousands of high rise units, not to mention sg besi side still gt one gigantic RC residence incoming with 5k plus supplies..
QUOTE(gashout @ Oct 15 2020, 09:20 PM)
Study the market well and you'll know what to do.
Youngsters don't expect all answers to be presented to them, do they?
Even if they pay, they may not get good advice such as those property gurus who talk about leverage your credit rating. What happened to those 4 digit workshop how to be millionaire earning 30 by 30? All burnt 🔥! I feel sorry for them but hopefully they learn from experience.
strawberry generation bro, research studies or what.. high density stuffs still got buyers will take it.. lol