the reality is that you kept posting round and round without concrete supporting facts.

if you have the real points, indeed no one gonna say you wrong. face it, post it, & elaborate it instead of keep copy/ paste irrelevant charts & links.

He didn't bankrupt if you know how business works. He has many companies and cash, he just need to bankrupt the below to avoid paying USD23M. The cash in this company is still with him not to mention the money from other companies.

I have seen a director get his company listed in KLSE and the share shoot from RM0.20 to RM2 then become RM0 (bankrupt) but he became few x richer.

You have a lot to learn.

i didn't say hk prop price never drop, i was only disagreeing with your claim that it will drop 30% by 2015.

being a student don't always quote words out of context.

This is only your opinion, it happens everywhere 

No one can predict the future even the so call "big company".

From my experience and exposure with HK i think I know this place better than those "expert" that predict for the sake of predict.

And you the naive copy/ paste poster only read without practicality.

both iceman, surely dupe

It is the same saying would a vegetarian eat meat if there is other options but the fact is that one ate meat.

The key point is what have been done instead of what options available, don't divert topic.

The main reason buyer can hold is because of low interest rates. Make it higher and then they'll start selling

Could'nt agree more. But the same thing when we look back when we were young. Somehow, people these days always forget the idea of "slow and steady wins the race" rather they want quick and easy way out of everything.

When Singapore introduced GST at 3%, the economy slowed.

When U.S went into recession in 2008, Malaysia was spared from economic slow down because U.S is no longer largest trading partner. Without FTA with the U.S,  U.S recovery unlikely will have major positive impact locally.

U.S economy recovery mean interest rate will rise, fair guess is by 3% at least. A large portion of malaysian gomen bond buyers will sell and invest in more profitable return elsewhere and likely will cause tightening in liquidity, RM depreciation and rise in interest rate.

I am hunting for a property that is good value for money.

It must be a landed residential house or bungalow lot in a new promising location that should appreciate in mid to long term. Budget is around 700K to suit my conservative loan repayment plan.

I am still bullish with a long term projection.

It seems like loads of buyers out there all waiting to pick up some "dead chickens"....

For those worried abt affordability, e developers will just cut e size further for u. It has happened in Hong Kong n Singapore, n is happening in Malaysia. Win win situation.

I tink for flippers the only ting they learn in maths is that graph  chapter .. and only ascending only... if everyting increase only GDP INCREASE TILL99 %. Will it ever hit 105%.. since everyting is going up..

only compare property price wen going up.. wen USA DUBAI AND Singapore price slump.. u never mention at all... haiźzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz tired diiiiiiii

If you are a contractor, please PM me. I will let you do all my projects 

Every day MD & KFC also have value lunch & dinner what, occasionally got special price for selected meal, KFC every tuesday 25% off snacks plates, previously where got ? don't believe me ask your grandchildren I am sure they know...lol

If you are in this line, you will know skilled labour in the late 90s is about RM30/day. Now you have to pay RM120/day. That is if you are lucky to find them not booked by other contractors

Dear Mr Bear, i would like to apologize for my rude behavior. Trust me, there are plenty of sub sale units in the Kepong/ Jalan Ipoh/ Puchong/ Cheras with price below 250k.  It is very unlikely to get a new landed unit below 400k in KV nowadays.

We are talking about new launch project 

Sadly, there is still no technology that will mass produce completed buildings in factory and deliver it to the site as finished goods. We still need labour to put the building up at site. 

I know the price of property is sky high now until it is just unreasonable. But we all know the cause is demand and supply mechanism --> easy bank credits, property developer which introduce DIBS etc, and everybody thought property price will not come down, if you don't buy it now, you never will afford. That has distort the market until it reaches this skewed speculative state

The price inflation is a phenomenon in free market. In normal property market, price will increase slowly in tandem with inflation. With the government intervention, speculative demand will be curbed and naturally, the price will adjust itself back to the normal level in time