hk strong housing demand mainly driven by the rich china mainlanders. it is happening since 1900's

1900's China still under Qing Dynasty..lol

1990's U mean ?

Driven by black money actually, China no.1 black money & 2nd place ahemm...u know lah . blink2

Eventually price will come down as history repeat it self no exception, last one who get time bomb will suffer dearly.

This post has been edited by jolokia: Nov 17 2013, 10:11 AM

In malaysia no need to study charts, research one. As long as banks are giving out 90% margin at the current blr every tom d*** harry mat kumar and ah lim can BBB. Jst wait till blr increases and loan margin reduced then we reopen this topic

This post has been edited by SantaBarua: Nov 17 2013, 10:13 AM

Concurred with you, historically, property market boom is fueled by easy bank loan. The crunch will come when bank loan is tighten or rise in interest rate.

R. kiyosaki bankrupted this company to avoid paying his partner, show r. kiyosaki is not a honourable person to be a partner.


Stock market is a zero sum game, innocent investors lost their money/saving by these swindles, these people are white collar criminals should be jailed like Bernie Madoff.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Nov 17 2013, 11:24 AM

Agreed. IF this forum can be any beneficial, both spectrum of the matter must be discussed freely without being put-down. Extreme of either sides can only lead to irrational exuberance or irrational fear.

This post has been edited by HuiChyr: Nov 17 2013, 11:30 AM

In my humble opinion, this is the "fear" that got ppl to commit to high priced property. The idea that property price can ONLY go up creates an urgency to buy NOW or else.

Sometimes, the unlocking effect comes by desperation or coercion when interest rate increases and debtor cannot pay their monthly installments. Foreclosure in short.

Any market may it be real estate or stocks fluctuates with time. It is a matter of the frequency and magnitude.

This post has been edited by HuiChyr: Nov 17 2013, 11:44 AM

I believe foreigners are cautious after the increase in RPGT. Majority of them are investors and flipping even faster than any local investors here.

If these foreigners are international players, I believe they already positioned themselves in USA and Europe after the sub-prime crisis. Or worst, hovering around like vultures for the next property bust in Asia.

Any signs that are easily detected by lay-man? 😎

Empty units? Minimum lighted units in condo?

What about the supply of houses more than the demand of houses? Some houses the like double storey link subsales selling very high comparing with Developer housing project SP Setia DSL.

u dun read history kah?
u know sun yat sen n gang era or not?
even "china daily" is established in HK. they r so many chinese living in hk during the period.

tnb should publish the data of empty units. eg how many units are zero reading for 1 year. if they are some usage within 6 months mean the owners may use this prop as holiday or temporary stay when visit KL.
some countries did publish this data and it is very helpful for investors/home buyers.

When people are buying 1mil ++ for pieces of bricks, cement and glass in the sky at Sentul you know a bubble is in the making.

Explain more please.

hahaha speechless, I am quite sure Sun Yat Sen is refer as father of Taiwan though he study in Hong Kong, too much HV sitcom is bad for u...lol

Talking about Mainland China investors/speculators/flipper not people of China origin, if so all Malaysians chinese r too China people.

Only during the 80's - 90's lot of Bao Fa Hu from mainland china start to "invest' heavily in HK properties, thus create Bubble, China r quite poor after ww2, only by 70s & 80s huge investment pour in thus create lots of instant Bao Fa Hu & Da Kuan, not forgetting rich relative of gov officer.

What did teach children in school nowadays. ..sigh

Taiwan actually had such data, during the peak of their properties bubbles, there r 1.55 millions home with zero electricity consumption over a period of time, recently the figures is at 1.48 millions.
Clear sign of bubble.

Too bad as usual we will not have these data, In fact we don't even allowed to publish car sales data base on brand & model (even Africa country published the car sales data but we don't. .lol )

This post has been edited by jolokia: Nov 17 2013, 03:55 PM

Dun blame coz we dun hv gomen, we are different..

Current Malaysia education don't teach students to gather data, analyse and decide hence most people rely on and believe hearsay without substantiation, and easy to hoodwink.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Nov 17 2013, 04:11 PM

Yup this thread is heating up. Unfortunately, shooting of the tangent.

Silly thinking. Form five teacher teaches physics but is not a noble prize winner. Therefore his lessons are useless? Education opens your mind, it doesnt give you solutions. Off tangent here, sorry.