What happened to all the UUU campers out there ah?

So quiet wan they all nowadays....?

bz calculating $. brb after finish calculation.

Bangkok prices should not even be compared with Malaysia because its GDP per capita only half of Malaysia. indonesia worse. Vietnam, even worst! But their property prices in city all higher than Malaysia. Malaysia is damn kau cheap!

Why bother with all those nonsense? Just do the necessary.

Very silly idea of government 

Well at last the govt is taking austerity measures ... Will this send shockwaves now?

bearbear, in your work, you see bankruptcy everyday. When day in day out you are in contact with person in financial trouble, you will be influenced and thought that the market is bad. Really really bad.

Look at the statistics as a whole.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...ankruptcy.aspx/

2007 13,238
2008 13,855
2009 16,228
2010 18,119
2011 19,167
2012 19,575
2013 16,306 (up to Sept)

Of these bankrupt people, the percentage of types of loan in the highest to lowest order are

Car loan 26.14%
House loan 17.62%
Personal loan 15.50%
Business loan 12.39%
Credit card 4.18%

So, of the 16,306 bankruptcy cases which occur up to Sept 2013, only 2,873 cases are related to housing loan bankruptcy in 2013. Yes, if in your work you see bankruptcy day-in day-out, then you may think that everybody is going to get bankrupt. But overall, it is still too small a number that would cause the bubble to burst. At least not high enough in number to allow us to pick dead chicken yet.

We must wait for the economy to collapse, or BNM increase the interest rate to >3% in order to see dead chicken everywhere on the street.

In 2014, I plan to go more clubbing and kau lui. (btw i'm gen Y version 2) Yeah, who cares about property.

But I now worked/employed in property and preparing launch of the company's maiden luxury project. No DIBS nvm, (since after PSF x small size, mostly >1mil anyway) as our target market is foreigners now - with the help of Datuk Gavin.

Developers may actually adjust our ~3-4% foreigners ratio to higher. More projects should entice foreign investors especially the Chinese, Indians and Middle Eastern stock.

China buyers buy Malaysian property becoz "Buy 1 get 1 Free".

No reason to buy Malaysian properties, but but Malaysian people are desperately loading to them through investor clubs and networks, etc. I believe majority are investors, ask those in Iskandar know how.

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.

I think you need to ask Faizul, Lina and Ahyat how much has changed in the Bumi segment. Maybe you can AMINT as well.

As for retirement, I don't think we plan to do that if Govt has no legislation for it.

Factors: Affordability. Location and product.

Bumi lots in Shah Alam is pretty good. So developers who wish to target their affordability, will move to "new" unexplored areas like Shah Alam and elsewhere.

As I said, their market is growing fast from a very small pool of buyers to begin with. It doesn't mean they need to be at the same level of Chinese take up now. Give another 10 years.

Some of my friends stop buy kl prop also n want to sell off. now concentrate on Australia Melbourne property only. They see better future there WOR. N they already PR there.

It depends on who do the projection. Frankly speaking, I know people who actually nid to do this sort of projection in their job.  Sometimes, they can be over optmistic.

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!