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Investment 4 Critical Signs of a Bubble Market, Property Investment

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Elway
post Nov 24 2013, 11:37 PM

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QUOTE(Kevin Chan @ Nov 24 2013, 11:17 PM)
advise is ask to confirm the knowledge that you have. of course you don't ask advise from people that have no knowledge. if you want to plant tree you ask from your neighbor that have a big nice tree.

now you plant on your own and its stunted + damage your house cause the root is too close. what else you want.

we all begin the same.
Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore have landmass that is even combine cannot fight Malaysia
We speak 3 of the most spoken language in the world, Tamil, Chinese & English
We have natural resource that trumpt all the 5 little dragon
We are totally natural disaster free ... apart from our self made flood

How did we get lagged behind ?

not asking you to listen to them but ask for help and confirm if your knowledge is correct, if not ask why, what is the difference in assumption, look at what people has already done, even if you don't get 100%, getting 60% same result also not bad mah. no need to cover the head and try everything on your own. someone somewhere has already done it before, look and just copy.
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I dont think it's about malu to ask for help, but reluctant to let non-Malaysian into position of power.

I'm pretty sure M'sia gomen dont mind asking for help/advice, just want to keep things 'within the family' so to speak

Elway
post Dec 14 2013, 09:02 PM

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QUOTE(gspirit01 @ Dec 14 2013, 08:31 PM)
correction:  only medini might be exempted.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...i-township.aspx
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I believe Medini has already gained the exemption from the 500k cap for foreign buyers... I remember reading it in The Star... looking for an online source but been unsuccessful sleep.gif
Elway
post Dec 28 2013, 04:51 PM

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QUOTE(HeartRock_Cafe @ Dec 28 2013, 03:48 PM)
This is your own definition & not Subprime  yawn.gif
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so what's your definition then? care to enlighten us?
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post Dec 29 2013, 12:47 PM

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QUOTE(TiramisuCoffee @ Dec 29 2013, 12:21 PM)
Adjustment will take time. And developer can't just stop a launching for one good year (2014) if the project is already completed/completing. Diversifying into other business not their forte may not be as feasible as suggested.  hmm.gif

For people like us, 2014 is a look see look see year. I'm most interested to know what steps the developers will take to push out their (highly marked up) properties in 2014. Reduce price by 20%?  brows.gif
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nah, no way that developers can reduce prices, unless if for new launch... cos all the previous buyers will definitely make noise one.

Most likely they will make that +/-20% difference with fully furnished/semi furnished deals which are probably only worth 50% of what you are paying

I'm just waiting for PRIMA... see just how much cheap housing can the gov flood into the market
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post Dec 30 2013, 10:16 PM

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QUOTE(New Klang @ Dec 30 2013, 08:41 PM)
This thread has element of sadism and vengence.
Appalling.
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Well, when you consider that it's the flippers who are helping to increase/sustain crazy prices, it's not hard to understand where such feelings would come from.

If everyone bought just to stay instead of holding to sell at a profit, prices would be much more reasonable. But hey, we're not living in Utopia so I can understand the sentiment... not saying I condone it tho.
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post Jan 1 2014, 04:08 PM

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QUOTE(Showtime747 @ Jan 1 2014, 04:02 PM)
I am optimistic. We may be stupid, but not for long. Look at the demographics

15-24 years: 17% (male 2,552,709/female 2,487,366)

Lets say those currently 16-21 will be eligible for voting in GE14. There will be RM5m / 10 x 5 = RM2.5m new young voters in GE14. Young voters with internet are not as easily fooled as their grandparents. Assuming 75% of these young voters will not vote for bee end. The % of voters Bee End gets will reduce from 47% to 43%. While opposition % will increase from 51% to 55%

If GE14 is still not enough to change due to gerrymandering, then wait for GE15. Another 2.5 million new voters. Same assumption 75% goes to opposition. Bee End % will reduce to 40%. And opposition support will increase to 58%

Ah Jib Kor better do things right. If not in 10 years time (if not 5), right things will be done to him  tongue.gif
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this is based on the assumption that the youngsters you quoted will all vote for opposition.

You will be surprised at the number of university students who LOVE gomen... The internet helps to educate... and also to misinform.

Anyway, even with these young people entering the workforce, is there any guarantee that they will search for their own home instead of saving up and staying with their parents? Perhaps a more conservative estimate should be used in terms of calculating future demand, especially with the new LTV rules

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