There are 2 types of flippers. 1) cash rich, dunno what to do with excess cash type. 2) borrow $ to flip type. First category sure survive no matter what happen. Langit runtuh only treat it as blanket ....

Bottom line, must have $ ability to flip !

It's the 2nd cat. of flipper that's terperangkap!

I guess come 2014, no need kan jeon. Look see look see first. See developer/sellers can hold their breathe longer than buyers or not ( before turning blue.... ).... I just went check 3 developers booked/sales units last week. Not moving much since budget announcement. After cny, I go again 2 check see check see.......

More good news for kv investors:
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Community/2...mixed-response/
KUALA LUMPUR City Hall’s plan to implement the “Go Green Car-Free Morning” on several major roads in Kuala Lumpur every first Sunday of the month starting next year, has taken many business people and residents in the affected areas by surprise.

Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Phesal Talib made the announcement during the recent launch of Kuala Lumpur Extravaganza 2014.

He said these roads would be “vehicle-free” from 7.30am until 9.30am starting on Jan 5, to give walkers, joggers, skateboarders, rollerbladers and cyclists, among others, a chance to use these stretches.

The roads involved along the 6km stretch are Jalan Raja Laut, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan Ampang, Jalan P. Ramlee, Jalan Pinang, Jalan Raja Chulan, Jalan Imbi, and Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.

I also disagree on stand and stare stance. We must be proactive. Check things out first, then decide. No point deciding ahead of time. Maybe strikes lottery leh... You never know!

With so many snatch thieves around town, no biking lanes etc, they really think we are keen to risk our safety cycling, running down kl streets? Dunno whose bright idea it was? Imagine I have an important flight to catch on that particular day n time but I can't move my car down the road or call a cab to fetch me from my place. how huh? Who is going to buy properties in places like these? Sounds like curfew of sorts to me.

This post has been edited by TiramisuCoffee: Dec 29 2013, 08:02 PM

Sorry, can't follow. What is REPOMEN?

Oh! Hahaha!

I read somewhere, it's something like 15x our earning. Can never catch up.

Many simple joys of life are free. No need to be a millionaire to be happy. I dun like ppl who show off. U Got $ , no $ - who cares! Syiok sendiri saja!

I agree.

Profit is not there. Better margin in stock market. Actually d gomen did achieve its goal. 'Investors' now no longer competing with first time buyers to buy. I'm happy for the first time home owners ( those who really can afford, and not those who borrow heavily to repay for the rest of their lives! ) .

Cheap or expensive thing - there is always a market for it. The hurdle is to find customers for it. Yesteryears, some locations r jungle, plantation estates, mines but today gold mine! Dunno if u call it luck or wat, sometimes a fool has a fool's luck, they say. Midas' touch. Touch wat, wat turn into emas!

IMHO, Too mature n concentrated a location, may not be as attractive as it sounds. Take Klcc areas. Would u really want to stay there huh? So jammed, so polluted, so packed with ppl, so high the buildings ( in case of tsunami,how to climb down all the way safely huh? ), not to mentioned very expensive ( and we have not taken into consideration the monthly maintenance fee, cost of living in the heart of a city.. Etc ). Would u really call such a condo home sweet home? Dunno leh, speaking for myself, the day I semi retire, I'd find a place a little away from the city, it's pollution n jams.

Imho, if there's any bubble, it'd be the property bubble in the mature town s n cities due to their already expensive prices ( driven by high demand) . Won't be any bubble bursting in smaller townships where the prices are reasonable n demand/ supply moderate.

That's why I think, it's a good idea if we spread the housing concentration out of kl per se, n offer employment opportunities to ppl around these new areas. That way, mass migration to kl n demand 4 properties here can somehow be controlled.

If it's not because of commerce / cari makan, do u really think ppl from other states wanna migrate to kl huh?

speaking 4 myself, not really. Not really keen 2 buy this year. Unless prices drop like crazy or I strike lottery.

Also, no sub sale 4 me. I like brand new things with warranty ... Assets that offers deeper profit margin I'm most happy if it's a good time for sub sale, though....

Why u want such small unit?

so all yr $ u put in properties? N u hold on to these properties ( instead of keeping $ in banks?) What's d longest period u hold on 2 a property b4 selling it?

U misunderstood. Earlier, U mentioned it's difficult to find 500 sft unit. That's why I asked why u r interested in such small unit.

Sorry guys. Guess, its me who misunderstood!

Our authority is going to flush out the illegal migrants again....
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014...-migrants-expi/

If to enter into this country is made very, very difficult , there's no need to 'undo' by flushing exercise every year.

After the flushing, who is going to do jobs no Malaysian wants to touch? I.e. More delays at construction sites. Delays = $ . Property prices cannot afford to fall, actually!

This post has been edited by TiramisuCoffee: Jan 10 2014, 08:20 PM

I read somewhere, majority (90%+? Forgot d figure... ) of the crimes r committed by locals, not foreigners.

yr bangla do what work, what industry? If they go, how yr biz?

Sorry. Its not quite clear. R u saying Penang properties are all falling like crazy?