sometimes we cant predict timing. but for the bubble to burst it takes time, and we are mentioning decades not just a few years. patience is still something that is very valuable.

when a buble burst, it's not gonna tell you exactly which year or month or even day lah. but when it happens, possibly many ppl wont even be aware of it until the retrenchment happens and the interests starts increase drastically. by the time people realize it, they wont be able to do anything including buying house. however, for those that already patiently have waited, then they can have a more stronger bargaining power.

but, in spite of all that, all our demands changes and demands here does not only refer to desire to buy property. there's so many things besides buying property. somehow, "a few" people here seems to be so kan cheong others dont buy and seems like they are even trying to portray a rosy picture about property to many ppl here, when sometimes to majority, property is just a tiny bit of their lives.

the most important point is the majority average people salary cant catch up with the "inflated prices" of the properties. This will take into consideration of the demand for the properties...some things, no matter what excuses being cooked up by developer, property agents or flippers....eventually people just see through it.

when you cant afford to buy it, when you feel it's not worth to buy it, when you feel it's overly priced, chances are...it is.