voted.. "No comment, real estate is not my thing" <- only for this year..
sit back and try to get kungfu absorb from tkttt..



This post has been edited by twincharger07: Jan 14 2014, 11:31 PM

Any comment?


"BBB" FOR RM2,100 PSF

::: Dorsett Residences Bukit Bintang by Far East Consortium of Hong Kong has a pretty good take up rate before obtaining AP. As many international buyers as Malaysian buyers. All you see, all you get - as shown in a luxuriously fully- furnished, fully-decorated showflat. Marble. Bosch and Gaggenau appliances provided. Close to Jalan Bukit Bintang. For walk-in customers, not many units left as of 13/1/2014.

As long as you stay in malai, it is still worth it. that is why a lot of SING come to buy in malai.

Yes I hold quite a number of assets and no intention to let go for the short period. Keep your money in SING dollar if you got no intention to buy assets will help too.

Sticker game tat I believe

Not surprise if many international buyers are China... went in showroom got China orang... haiya Malaysians soon tak layan ared.

Bolehland gonna start a PROPERTY TOURISM.

Posh area. High risk low return.

Nett around 1800/sf, doable I guess

All buyer loan approve or settle by cash????

This post has been edited by babygrand123: Jan 15 2014, 03:18 AM

[quote=accetera,Jan 14 2014, 09:33 PM]
Will this bridge tumble to signify property bubble? #jokingonly

Wow ...where is this prop? The bridge is quite impressive.

http://www.theedgeproperty.com/mobile/modu...le.php?id=12094

Article from EDGE on HK property market, extracted interesting paragraph below:

"The total number of sale and purchase agreements concluded in 2013 was 70,503, down 39% from 2012, according to the Hong Kong Land Registry. The value of deals dropped 30% from a year earlier to HK$456 billion (RM193.8 billion)."

Is HK having bubble pricked?? 😎😎📉📉💸💸

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...dget-this-year/

When the news say BBB mena B little bit,
When it say B little bit mean stop buying,
When it say slow down mean stagnant,
When it say stagnant mean bubble burst too late

[quote=HuiChyr,Jan 15 2014, 04:35 AM]
[quote=accetera,Jan 14 2014, 09:33 PM]
Will this bridge tumble to signify property bubble? #jokingonly

Wow ...where is this prop? The bridge is quite impressive.

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KD. Opposite giant. Not bad but too many units liao.

Last night, I was quite surprised to see more than 60% saying no bubble. Optimistic people.

This morning with more votes, the votes have dropped from 60+% to 55% for the no bubble.

Interesting to see the progress later with bigger population. Then again, the population here may not be representative of the real world outside.

Cheerio.

assuming there's a bubble, and properties price plunge.
may i ask who will be the biggest benefactor?

the wisher for huge property price declination, may i ask what is in store for you guys/girls?
of course besides the eagerly awaited "I told you so!" quote, what else is in store.
care to enlighten me please?

thanks.

Bubble won burst....don worry...

Benefactors: Property players that have cashed out and waiting to re-enter at lower pricing.

"I told u so" is just a bragging right for timing the market accurately. Every market/industries have their cyclical pattern. By cheering on DDD or BBB, doesn't make it so. IT's matter of financial logic. The simple guideline: Monthly cost > Rental = overpriced. (Of course, there are more factors to look into).

Wishing for bubble to burst is one thing, whether it is actually bursting is another.

One can wish for anything, but when it is not happening, then it's a wishful thinking.

Slow down and stagnant - YES;
Bubble ready to burst - NO.
Landed prop with good concept + reasonable price is still a good buy.

quote=puchongite,Jan 15 2014, 09:38 AM]
Wishing for bubble to burst is one thing, whether it is actually bursting is another.

One can wish for anything, but when it is not happening, then it's a wishful thinking.

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Perhaps those BBB fellas are mostly agents or full-time prop 'investors'.. So they got plenty of time to be 24/7 at this forum so can vote earlier (and more often?) than the DDD guys..

But if those BBB fellas so free to be here 24/7.. meaning the business in the real world outside must be slow.