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Investment 4 Critical Signs of a Bubble Market, Property Investment

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post Jan 1 2014, 09:58 AM

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QUOTE(bearbearwong @ Jan 1 2014, 09:44 AM)
I think it is more probable than not.. the staggering numbers of empty and vacant is the best proof.. u can gi on and drive your car to these area I mentioned and see.. please dun fool the youngster of the plan of investment by buying ftom you.. youngster very charm leh need vios credit card.. fancy food.. haizz

Even without the increase the market already like this.. now even increase their pay/business still d same. You are targeting working class the middle class right.. can they afford many units wont be vacant..
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Exactly! The prices are already beyond the reach of middle income.

My personal view is that the potential for prop investment loss is higher than gain at this point. Some prop from 750k and above are stagnant in price since 2012. And more at this range is coming into the market. By removing dibs, put in foreigners limits, rpgt, buyers are reduced together with flippers. There is a great force on the sell side. May the force be with you! Young jedi. tongue.gif
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post Jan 1 2014, 10:01 AM

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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Jan 1 2014, 09:56 AM)
Unless Malaysia economy is unconventional and defying conventional economic theory or gravity, else where when home price to household income ratio exceed 8 or 9, property transaction and price decline is almost assured.

It is consensually agreed that most income raise slower than home price, most home price is beyond most people reach and amble supply under construction or approved. With these, number of transaction and price to reduce is almost certain.
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I agree with you. I just dun know when this will start. Prop cycle is extremely slow as it is not so liquid.
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post Jan 1 2014, 12:17 PM

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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jan 1 2014, 11:11 AM)
Folks,

I have no idea whether the property bubble will bust in 2014.  But, given that the house price had gone up much much faster than the general income level of Malaysians, many houses are no longer affordable for Malaysians.  So, the questions come down to where and who can support the demand since it is not supported by local income.  Now, some people assume that returning Malaysians working oversea, Singaporean, unofficial income and so on can support the demand.  I do not know whether this is true or not.

So, this is THE QUESTION that anyone want to invest in Malaysian property market need to answer for themselves.

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Foreign Waterfish ?
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post Jan 1 2014, 12:36 PM

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QUOTE(New Klang @ Jan 1 2014, 12:18 PM)
Property is for long term investment of above 5 years holding period. Obviously investors should be diligent in expecting a few up and down economy cycle. This is basics of investment.

For short term investments the obvious one is equities. For middle term one go for unit trust.
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What will happen when long term investment is invested as if it is short term ?
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post Jan 1 2014, 02:38 PM

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QUOTE(Showtime747 @ Jan 1 2014, 01:08 PM)
I consider myself DDD camp because I want to pick some dead chicken. I hope the flippers will suffer big time. But when the argument goes into high unsustainable property prices vs low growth in income, we have to zoom into our unique market development over the last 3-4 years. What is the cause of high property prices even without income growth ?

The demand which causes the soaring property prices is not in proportionate to our income growth. On the other hand, the demand is mainly due to the rise of a new category of buyers who previously cannot afford to buy properties but now become a buyer thanks to DIBS+ZERO ENTRY COST.

This new category of buyers typically are young FRESH GRADS and FLIPPERS who take advantage of the bank and property developers' innovation only seen for the last 3-4 years. We can see in the new launches more and more young people which previously we only see uncles and aunties. That is because previously when you want to buy property you need to prepare at least 15% of purchase price. But now, although this new category of buyers do not have the initial capital of 10% for deposit + 5% incidental costs, they now also become legitimate buyers and add fuel to the demand. This is not possible before the introduction of DIBS + ZERO ENTRY COST. Look at the 13th GE. There are additional 2.5 millions of young new voters. Of these 2.5m people, the are many who joined the bandwagon and cause the increase in demand in property market thanks solely to DIBS + ZERO ENTRY COST

To be fair, these FRESH GRADs are legitimate buyers. They can afford the installments as long as they have job. So these category of new buyers are financially sustainable. Whereas for the FLIPPERS, they are gamblers and will face trouble if the market turn south and they can't flip their properties.

With the policy curb on DIBS + ZERO ENTRY COST introduced in 2014, suddenly the demand from these FRESH GRADs and FLIPPERS vanished. So the market demand is expected to be back to normal from this year onwards.

I hope this argument can explain the disparity of house prices vs income growth we see in the last few years
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I think the ban of dibs just stop the speculation from getting worse. For those prop with dibs previously, the flippers still enjoyed dibs, if i m not mistaken. Only after vp, these flippers will start having problems. But this could be some years ltr. Normally, the construction for landed is 2 yrs. for condo is 3 or 4 yrs. Meaning that only those landed purchased 2012 and condo purchased 2011 will start seeing the effect now. More projects completed and vp, more supplies will give pressure on price.

The demands in kv, penang, selangor are expected to slow down. Therefore, developers will start seeing stagnant sales for new development this year. As for johor, medini area should be ok. The rest that falls under new rules will be tough. But, when the sentinent is bad, the golden era won't be back.
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post Jan 1 2014, 02:46 PM

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QUOTE(HuiChyr @ Jan 1 2014, 02:37 PM)
THAT MY FREN ... MAKES ABSOLUTE SENSE!!!!
IF you are draining cash and the property increment does not compensate the negative cash flow over the years it's consider loss. Which makes it quite troublesome because you have to estimate when the property will pick up again and by how much.

Especially condo/apartmt that requires monthly installment.  shakehead.gif
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1st yr, 0% up
COCR (w/rent) = -40%

2nd yr, 0% up
COCR (w/rent) = -48%

3rd yr, 0% up
COCR (w/rent) = -46%
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post Jan 1 2014, 02:59 PM

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For own stay, holding makes sense. For investment, i failed to see the logic of holding, where the house can be sold for big profit at this time. Unless one can transfer the interest to the sell price, the investor is actually holding a decreasing value asset for the next few years.
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post Jan 1 2014, 03:03 PM

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QUOTE(HuiChyr @ Jan 1 2014, 02:56 PM)
Bro, wat is COCR?  icon_question.gif
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I learnt this from showtime747, it is cash on cash return. It is a highly profitable operations by flippers in the past few yrs.

If u practice this for the past few yrs, u are very likely multi millionaire by now.

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post Jan 1 2014, 03:16 PM

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QUOTE(HuiChyr @ Jan 1 2014, 03:07 PM)
Care to elaborate bro? Must you put in big cash deposit to reduce loan? Just guessing.  blush.gif
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Has nothing to do with deposit. It is how flippers make use of dibs and leverage to make big money. And the beauty is that normal people with not much capital can use it.
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post Jan 1 2014, 03:20 PM

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QUOTE(Showtime747 @ Jan 1 2014, 03:13 PM)
Yes I think so too. The new launch will be very very few this year. Without DIBS + Zero Cost Entry, many people will think twice to invest >RM100k. As the demand is reduced, so will supply until it reach a new equilibrium. Good times are over  sweat.gif
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I agree that the new launch will be few this year. But the supply will be exponential! For buyers and agents, houses put on sales is supply. When investors or flippers releasing their units upon vp, the supply is huge!
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post Jan 1 2014, 03:26 PM

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QUOTE(Showtime747 @ Jan 1 2014, 03:18 PM)
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Previous few years you just need RM8k-10k to buy a RM400k property. Upon VP, sell for RM600k. From RM10k cash you invest, you earn RM200k. COCR = 2000%. Better than drug dealer  tongue.gif
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Do this for 5 units, an easy million!
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post Jan 1 2014, 04:45 PM

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QUOTE(Martinis @ Jan 1 2014, 04:36 PM)
I add up all in your list. 3,000 units only. I think there is not enough supply! Every year, how many people come out to work in Klang Valley???

Some more, all those areas you listed a bit ulu one. Those prime ones in PJ/Kota Damansara/KL area serious shortage le.
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If you still think that the price increase is due to genuine own stay demand, I wish you luck. I am sure u are very welcome by flippers!

These people who come out to work in kv will be hard to afford price in kv.

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post Jan 1 2014, 05:11 PM

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QUOTE(yugimudo @ Jan 1 2014, 05:04 PM)
Hello all just to share a "reality" of Gen Y today so that you can guesstimate our purchasing power and desire to buy.

I am a fresh graduate of local Uni (degree) with 1year++ working exp. Its already 2014 but I am still not able to secure a house. My friends are at the age of 24~27 years old. So far, their trend of lifestyle complied with Gen Y standards. I am lucky/unlucky to be born at KL, live here and landed a job near to my parent home. The unlucky part is that all the house surrounding me already at a bracket that require a 3k++ salary to own.

Back to our trend/thought of owning property, believe me when I said it is not even in our mind to own a property. Some of the "awakened" may start to look for investment properties but majority are aiming for:

1. Cars/Motors > The higher end the better.
2. Fashion sense > The coolest the better
3. Mobile phone
4. Getting married > Age of 25 is an age of desperation for love.
5. Fancy vacation
6. Social status > After achieving above points, we can claimed a somewhat "status" that we are brainwashed to believing it exist.

I am quite active checking FB, major of my news feed is about food, vacation photo, new car, getting married, but no one yet claim to own a house.

But if you think logically, there is no sentiment for our generation to own a house (yet) even after marriage. We are still looking for that "One" job, hence we might go to several places. If we are still singles, living with friends are the best thing that could happen. Do we need to worry about the increase of house price? I think we only cares about what phone will samsung produce to beat Apple. I know I cant generalize all my friends but most of my FB friends are also undergraduate, and sadly our education has not helped much in this matter.

If you want to wait for us, wait 2~3 years, when 1 of us started to own a house. When it become a trend, it will become a nice bubble. Until some of us with salary of 2k++ started to DP for a 300K property.

Just sharing my observation biggrin.gif
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post Jan 1 2014, 07:33 PM

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QUOTE(tat3179 @ Jan 1 2014, 06:52 PM)
Sure or not?

I don't think developers will be launching at all next year considering no dibs.....

Probably focusing on clearing old stock....
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Those already planned will be launched. Developers will look see look see as well. Their land are under loaned as well. If they hv choice, they will postpone.
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post Jan 1 2014, 08:01 PM

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QUOTE(tat3179 @ Jan 1 2014, 07:51 PM)
and risk not able to obtain the necessary sales if launch?

I think they would rather service their loans until they could make ah jib kor to reverse all his previous decisions last budget....
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It is not so simple. Unless it is the reputable developers, otherwise, they need the project to roll, for overhead, etc. A mid size developer would require hundred millions project per year.
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post Jan 1 2014, 08:07 PM

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QUOTE(Martinis @ Jan 1 2014, 06:30 PM)
Thanks for your observation. The potential demand is HUGE in the coming years. Potential demand either in renting, or if they can afford, subsale purchase.

Huge shortage in housing supply. How can price come down?
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So far the most bullish one here are wait and see. Pls tell us that u r so bullish that u hv recently bought. Better still, multiple units. We do really need some fresh perspective here.
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QUOTE(jolokia @ Jan 1 2014, 08:32 PM)
I actually prefer Jibby reverse all his control on speculators,  let the market heat up then come PIGGS style property crash,  only in that manner we can expect dirt cheap dead chicken lying around.
Property market now r like Pyramid scheme, constantly need bigger fool at the bottom to catch the top shit,  once they can no longer find enough bottom fools they become the greatest fools & the Pyramid would end up as their graveyard.
Personally I read lyf comments similar to fairy tales at time, not only property talk, fast & furious as well, if you read fast & furious they would all said korean car is no.1 selling especially naza kia, no one buy Vios already,  but in reality Vios is No 1 seller for great many years till date, here in Property talk again u sell people still says BBB but did they actually buy ? I can always said I gasap 10 units Fennel but what's the prove ? ..lol
If really can afford multiple million property no need come here or no time come here to blow water already lah. .
Those who can afford already buy till their neck already in 2010-2012 now waiting for their VP in 2014-2015 some already VP in 2013, so very desperate to unload before all the  barang naik 2014 & gst 2015 take effect & water fish have less $$, so can see their drooling for naive fresh grads to be their potential victims. .rofl
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Actually if he can offer some new perspective, that would be nice. Maybe we hv mislook somethings. So far:

No dibs --> flippers gone
One mil cap --> foreigner investor reduced.
High end --> beyond most's capabilities
Middle end --> beyond genuine young house seekers' capabilities.
Massive Vp--> increase supply
Rpgt --> reduce investment profit or feasibilities.

I just couldn't find reason to jump in now. Just plain words that demand is huge can't quite convince me.
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post Jan 1 2014, 11:07 PM

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QUOTE(accetera @ Jan 1 2014, 09:49 PM)
Hope u all here can give ideas.  (exclude the political side as i'm not politician)

Ideas as to how to make KL properties more world class, more iconic, more higher standard of software like Green and Tenancy Approach and friendly to the international market as without good economy, we'll never achieve high income status.

Besides that, the Bumiputera community may have better participation in the real estate sector as more and more are now aware of property investments.
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For investment, i think it is a bit late already. Previously when dollar and japanese yen are depreciating, foreigners are buying malaysian properties for currencies and prop speculation. Now, as ringgit is declining, it is more profitable to turn somewhere else. When singapore and hk in tight control, taiwan, china, australia, london are better choice.

E.g. Let's say Japanese yen is 100 to 10 ringgit when they come in. When yen is 110 to 10, and prop is up 10%, their holding will be 110% x 110%. For now, their holding in near future will be 90% (currencies)x 100%(house price, at best), do u think they will invest ?
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post Jan 2 2014, 07:31 PM

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The household number is 6.93 millions, as per census. As in the sinchew the other days. It is crazy the author wrote it that way. This article is written to promote sales.

As for gst, i thought someone posted an article that with gst, the building materials dun need to pay sales and services tax anymore ? The building materials should actually be reduced ?

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post Jan 3 2014, 08:53 AM

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Klse will always go higher and higher, unless there is an overall falls. It is built in their index system. It is a very inaccurate representation, if u know how its system work.

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