haha yeah man..

Successful investor will not likely come into these discussions cheering for bubble. In the end of the day, what are they trying to achieve and what do they gain if really crash. Smart people already gearing up on their future plans liao, not stucking up themselves in this forum shouting for bubble. Some pro-bubblers were even sour grape 5 years ago who fought for the same thing until now hahaha

Banks will let the bubble burst?
Imagine people now are buying at RM700-1000+/sqft.. all money are comes from banks. If price really floored, all buyers will default their loan. Bank will be the next to die after the property owners. That time Malaysia might need borrow from IMF like Korean last time and many banks need to restructure or merge lol. You think those bank will let this happen?

After the 2008 crisis. DUDE ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE. GULLIBLE.

Banks will let the bubble burst?
Imagine people now are buying at RM700-1000+/sqft.. all money are comes from banks. If price really floored, all buyers will default their loan. Bank will be the next to die after the property owners. That time Malaysia might need borrow from IMF like Korean last time and many banks need to restructure or merge lol. You think those bank will let this happen?

It is not banks duty or responsibility to support price. When price floored, banks can ask borroweres to top up the difference,  recall the loan or auction off if is non performing.

We only need 1 bank in msia to crash, then the bubble will pop. everything turns tumbling down.

In these dark times, defaulters will be in number. More properties auctioned but no takers. If recall tons of business loans, we can imagine what happens to gomen income. Borrowers will not even have kangkungs to top up in the first place.

And thr goes msia economy derails.. And what makes you think our BNM/gomen let this to happen.

Pop unlikely. Reduced demand and fairly constant supply due overpopulation possible.

We only need 1 bank in msia to crash, then the bubble will pop. everything turns tumbling down.

In these dark times, defaulters will be in number. More properties auctioned but no takers. If recall tons of business loans, we can imagine what happens to gomen income. Borrowers will not even have kangkungs to top up in the first place.

And thr goes msia economy derails.. And what makes you think our BNM/gomen let this to happen.

Pop unlikely. Reduced demand and fairly constant supply due overpopulation possible.

Correct 3 our BNM is the only national bank in this world will guaranteed country economy will NEVER EVER get into ressesion,  deflation or any economy problem at all.
Our bank will also be the only bank in this world if not universe can guaranteed flipper not losing money.
So remember fellow flipper if u losses money in properties flipping just go & claim back from bank negara,  as our tax money will fully utilised to save flipper.
All u need do is PM our genius zephyrus9999 he will guide u all the procedures to claim from bank negara.

Maybe we should set up tabung GRF1M

Ganti Rugi  Flipper 1 Malaysia...lol

We only need 1 bank in msia to crash, then the bubble will pop. everything turns tumbling down.

In these dark times, defaulters will be in number. More properties auctioned but no takers. If recall tons of business loans, we can imagine what happens to gomen income. Borrowers will not even have kangkungs to top up in the first place.

And thr goes msia economy derails.. And what makes you think our BNM/gomen let this to happen.

Pop unlikely. Reduced demand and fairly constant supply due overpopulation possible.

Are Singapore home prices set for a bruising?

Published: Wednesday, 15 Jan 2014 | 6:20 PM ET
By: Leslie Shaffer | Writer for CNBC.com

Singapore's home prices could fall more than expected this year and unwinding cooling measures may not staunch any damage, Nomura said.

Most analysts already expect the city-state's private home prices to decline, forecasting a peak-to-trough correction of around 10 to 15 percent through 2016, with a drop of around 5 percent this year, Min Chow Sai, an analyst at Nomura, said in a note.

But he thinks 2014's pace of decline could surprise, potentially falling more than 10 percent by the end of the year.

"A potential source of this negative surprise is a weaker-than-expected secondary market," Chow Sai said, noting more sellers appear willing to pay the sellers' stamp duty (SSD) and more appear willing to sell at a net loss. The SSD is imposed on properties purchased after February 10, 2010 and owned for less than four years.

In addition, with around 10,000 units of private homes completed in 2013 having limited or no SSD restriction, a potential increase in secondary supply is looming, he said.

Another bucket of cold water on the private housing market may come from the public housing resale market, he said. Nomura estimates public housing resale prices may need to fall more than 20 percent for the affordability level to reach a typical market bottom.

"A correction of 21.3 percent in HDB (public housing) resale prices will significantly reduce upgraders' demand for the mass-market private housing market and could precipitate a faster price decline," he said.

The market is already showing signs of stress. In December, developers' sales of private homes fell more than 80 percent from a year earlier, with only 259 units changing hands, according to government data. In addition, last week private home prices in the city-state registered their first drop in seven quarters in the October-December period, falling 0.8 percent on-quarter.

Any government efforts to stem the declines by rolling back cooling measures on the segment may be ineffective, Chow Sai said.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101337154

Bro dont u think it is really serious lehh prices beyond reach to majority.. and government anti speculation RPGT.. 1 million bar.. removal DIBS.. and price hikes yearly.. people coping with food .. education.. work.. luxurious overpriced out skirt KL prop I tink highly unlikely..

u on BBB or DDmBBB ( die die must buy buy buy) ? Mature area can.. outskirt 2 megatownship.. hoh seh liao.. u feel so?

One of the biggest mistake for investors is waiting too long to start investing in property, whether for own stay or as investment.

What is your view? This is only for discussion purpose... please don't overreact...thank you.

If you want to succeed as a property investor, you must get in the game. If are living a life as a spectator, waiting for the elusive bubble to burst, you may have missed a lot of opportunities already. How long have you been waiting...3 years ago people has been talking about the bubble going to burst, and still talking...it may happen or it may not..how long more..

These are the people still waiting...



You want to wait until your neck look like this..


Don't get me wrong, I am not suggesting that everyone should just blindly jump in and grab whatever properties you can get your hand on...you still need to do your homework...buy objectively, not on emotion..no panic buying, no excessive greed..must be within your budget, don't get over-extended with debt or over leverage, do due diligence...and so forth..

One of the biggest mistake for investors is waiting too long to start investing in property, whether for own stay or as investment.

What is your view? This is only for discussion purpose... please don't overreact...thank you.

One of the biggest mistake for investors is waiting too long to start investing in property, whether for own stay or as investment.

after all the long necks, it's better you tell us here if you will buy to invest now, right now.

that will lend credibility to what you said, no confusion on what yr position is.