QUOTE(ibbrio @ Aug 20 2014, 11:56 AM)
inflated prices...
if you can wait, wait...
see how the seller responds
if every buyer holds then we can sure see changes to property pricing
after all, it is ground floor and subject to noises and people walk here and there (less privacy)
i would say follow bank valuation if possible as it helps with the loan amount
asking price is always ....asking price oni nia...
if you can wait, wait...
see how the seller responds
if every buyer holds then we can sure see changes to property pricing
after all, it is ground floor and subject to noises and people walk here and there (less privacy)
i would say follow bank valuation if possible as it helps with the loan amount
asking price is always ....asking price oni nia...
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if every buyer holds then we can sure see changes to property pricing
-> slow slow wait... QUOTE
developer is speculating and buyers are speculating. in the end, the property market gets distorted.
- > Rule of thumb, in principal, the market is driven by demand and supply basis.QUOTE
investing in a property = easy money. no need to work. just buy and sit which has led to "BBB" mentality.
No easy money, it is no equivalent but most prevalent long term type of investment asset either for nation / individual. Thanks to the Inflation hike, chain effect brings to so called collateral price appreciation. QUOTE
actually a lot of genuine buyers out there who are still looking at their first property; but with the current "crazy... no justification" pricing it makes no sense and it makes people heavily in debt servicing the good margin bank loan. so developers and banks profit the most.
Instead of putting blames on developers and bank profits the most, why don't the individual thinking of how to get yourself motivated, and find ways to contribute more and hence strengthen up your affordability.
Aug 20 2014, 04:13 PM

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