Why not join the wagon by getting urself a unit? There are limited units still available

is it true? not sold out?

Those left over unit RM1m above?

DSL ada lagi tinggal ka =(

how about DSL? complete in 12 months?

no problem wo... see see your bonus then can buy 1 or 2 biji...

CY TKJ then can see another 1 or 2 biji(es) as well...

Forming SEH "Orang Kaya" Club....

Eco Garden sounds nicer, more eco feel

Eco majestic sounds so lame...

Hi CY.
Thanks. Diwali was awesome - had fun - just having blues today - but cannot snake since we have now moved to KL Sentral.
Anyways, good to be back.

Hero love pretty girl
Not a hero oso love pretty girl

Cha Bo same pronunciation.. trouble.
The prolem is man love trouble   

As most of you are aware that I am a Risk Manager with a local bank - this post relates to the 2013 Risk Management Summit that is being held annually since its inception in 2011. Sharing an update from another risk manager that attended the conference with some inputs from my end.

"Been going to the Risk Management Conference every year since its inception in 2011. Somber mood the latest one was. Most agreed that the Big One is coming. The next one will make Asian Financial Crisis (AFC)'98 look like a mild event. And, the next Big One will certainly hit our shores, unlike the Global Financial Crisis (GFC)'07. Sovereign debt crisis, household debt crisis & loose / ineffective regulations will spearhead the impending crisis. When? As early as 2015.

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is too slow to contain the bulging household debt. Keep on saying that it is manageable but the size of it is as big as the entire GDP of Pakistan.
Note: Some statistics, Malaysia household debt (debt accumulated by normal public) stands at 85% of total Malaysia GDP in 2012 vs 50% in 1998. This indicates that the household is run on debt as only 15% free spending remains. (This is bad stats). This may be debated but in comparison to developed countries, we are just servicing too much debt vs income.

Government of Malaysia (GOM) is too accomodative of asset speculation, particularly residential properties. DIBS is only abolished in 2013 when Singapore had abolished it in 2009. The new RPGT is not detrimental (or severe) to contain the speculation.

And, for 15 consecutive year, the budget is in Red (deficit = overspending than what we have and we have budgeted), with no indication of bringing it to surplus. At current rate, even reducing it, is highly doubtful as evidenced by the latest budget - all the free handouts and unnecessary spending remains intact.

There you go - we have all the ingredients right infront of us and in place.

The asset bubble is gonna burst. Perhaps, it is a good time to sell your "investment" assets (read: speculative property asset) now and enter the market when the bubble burst. Pay off your debts or reduce it as much as you can. Long cash is the strategy. Defer your major purchases. Just ensure that, you have a chair when the music stops or don't be the one holding the baby when the party stops.

To most people, risk managers are not a cheerful lot. But, even at my own standards as a risk manager, these people looked gloomy"

Just sharing neighbours.

LOL ... this oso you wanna "pull me into the water"     

Chinese school in SEH ga?

U r saying No chinese school in SEH 2 as well? REALLY?. Even though no plan to relocate one of existing chinese school to SEH 2 ?.

Economic crisis.....All ppl knows abt tis but nobody knows the timing mah.. Now the situation like catch bird scare the bird will die but dun catch scare the bird fly away. Maybe can ask god. When economic crisis will be coming??  

Diff timing diff strategy lor. U worry share drop n followed by property price drop. Indirectly cash buyer got more power. Cash is king..
Is it possible next is ringgit currency crisis like 1998 Thai baht. Ringgit value drop like crazy ler

SPS/EW VS MKH/Nadayu/Tropicana   

I think it is in front of Tralas

My bad, my bad.  Soli berlori-lori!

For readers who know mandarin.

From Nanyang Siang Pau.

国行“促进房产市场永续措施”通告要点

●已拥有两个未偿还房屋贷款的个人，第三个房贷的最高上限（LTV）为70%。

●已拥有两个未偿还房屋贷款的非个人，第三个房贷的最高上限为60%。

●在计算个人的房贷上限方面，定期房贷保险（MRTA）的融资或可以不包含在内，但其他如律师费、印花税等成本的融资，则必须包含在内。

●在计算房贷上限方面，房地产价值必须是净估值，不可纳入所有价格折扣、调整、回扣或任何来自发展商且会扭曲房地产实质价值的优惠。

●对住宅和非住宅房地产的购买，加强限制“利息资本化”计划（Interest Capitalisation Scheme）的批准，包括“发展商承担利息计划”（DIBS）。