you actually pointed a good point... very good, 728k ppl dont mind paying tolls to Cheras selatan/sg long temporarily to await developments to come in..

but luckily you finally know it..

if that is really what you think and is the truth flippers are lot in good view, good luck to sanity, all the best my bros

market slow down, not bearbeabr slow down... further more EM properties starts around 600k onwards, SEH starts 403k onwards

it shall need to stay at their original price purchased, flipping wont get you far...

But future use.. if got go9d price , why not selling right..

yes bubble slowdown hits everywhere.. you know even BBB has consensus that outskirt are the highest risk in their list..

you are buying in rows.. it really take some good years to sell what you expect to pofit..

have you take a look at goodview? How was your reviews?

Neithet sp setia are so kind.. buying cheap land and sell.. if price can sell like 750k like you did.. they would gave sell at those price instead of 403k

further more it is EM bypass.. not SEH bypass.. sincerity errrr... one is eco world another is sp setia..

TKJ, no lar... where got dare.. you have not seen them in goodview threads... TKJ please take middle ground

Robust economy gives Malaysia options to hold or raise rates -

Slower household credit growth, and stuttering factory output and exports could persuade Malaysia's central bank against raising interest rates for a second time in three months, but some analysts reckon a 25 basis point increase remains likely.

A Reuters poll earlier this week showed analysts were evenly split between whether Bank Negara would hold the policy overnight interest rate rate steady at 3.25% at its meeting on Thursday, or raise it to 3.50%.

At the time, there were strong expectations that the central bank would follow up its 25 basis point increase with another of the same magnitude in September.

But since then credit growth has slowed, with a rise of 8.6% in July compared with 9.3% in June, and economists expect the pace of loans to moderate further.

Exports and factory production output also dipped to 0.6% and 0.5% respectively in July.

Some analysts believe that regardless of the loss of momentum in July, the economy is robust enough to weather another increase in rates, as policymakers still need to curb inflationary pressures and consumer debt.

"Growth remains pretty strong and there's still room to hike rates currently," said Jeff Ng from Standard Chartered.

"The numbers in July may be more of an anomaly given there are a number of public holidays that month. That may have distorted the robust figures," Ng said of the dismal July trade and manufacturing data.

Consumer price data released on Wednesday showed annual inflation at 3.3% in August, slightly higher than July's 3.2%.

Ho Woei Chen from United Overseas Bank (UOB) said that the central bank may wait to observe the economic growth in the coming months and saw no urgent need for another rate increase at this stage, with inflation expected to subside before upward pressure remerged in 2015.

"If growth remains strong and taking into account the higher inflationary pressure next year, the risk is a hike in the first quarter 2015 instead of this year," Ho said, expecting Bank Negara to opt for another 25 basis point increase when it does make a move.

The Malaysian ringgit has declined over 2% since late August as the dollar strengthened with the expectations that the US Federal Reserve may signal an end to its easy money stance.

"If Malaysia raises its interest rates, the impact on the ringgit would be neutral," said Wan Suhaimie Wan Saidie from Kenanga Investment Bank.

Malaysia's stock market has also underperformed since the start of the year, with the bourse likely to dip further if Bank Negara decides to hike rates again.

"The market has been trading sideways. I don't think investors would be excited with the rate hike," said Wan Suhaimie.

"Bond yields would have room to come down due to the uncertainty in the market," he said, adding that there is still overseas demand for Malaysian bonds as their yields were higher than those available in most developed economies. – Reuters, September 17, 2014.


lol tomorrow ah? ...given Rehda, developers, agents begging gov to reduce measures... oh ya, another 25 points sap sap sui lar...

source:

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/busines...-or-raise-rates

This post has been edited by bearbearwong: Sep 17 2014, 10:26 PM

before making desicion, please go to goodview heights too.. vp next year may , built & sell

bro got check Sp setia project? ppl complain furiously lehhh... cheap materials:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1972483

SP Setia development in Johor Bahru is over-priced. And most importantly, their promises are fake. Poor after sales management and their service is very bad. Pity the singaporean who is pouring their money on SP Setia project. IJM and Leisure development has their words of commitment.

One more thing, the safety and harmony in the SP Setia Bukit Indah residential has died. SP Setia doesn't care about the residence except the $$$$$.

Very dissappointed with SP Setia.

sumore wanna built township? now change CEO tim, TKJ ex CJ sumore.. very good in making township...

This post has been edited by bearbearwong: Sep 18 2014, 11:46 AM

ya in Semenyih.. like god knows the quality... both SHL and sp setia are using Indonesia workers to built it up..

on SHL alleged cracked walls, should be plastering other wise cracked wall will be visible from outside as red brick are plastered...

overpriced, low quality, cheap materials, jokers still wanan flip 750k upon vp..

how can there will be no cracked walls in Seh yet... so many thousand units... mass production, quality compromise, all SP wanted is $$$ , that is why if they think can sell 500k or 600k they will leave for you guys to flip meh?

if i got 1 units there, try to sell off and move to good view, good view is not the only projects, along these stretch are news projects under con, very grand



This post has been edited by bearbearwong: Sep 18 2014, 11:54 AM

i never intended nor cross my mind to even buy SEH... haizzz, tell you again Kajang residents despise Semenyih as living place, investment would be probable...

come one, EM launching recently only 600k , Goodview is 728k, haizz...

ya lar i have no data, but if you are happy that that Semenyih is a good project despite ulu, please makes yourself at home at Semenyih...

wow, trolling again, i didnt say completed, I was mentioning out of the units are there confirm no cracked walls?

oh, wait, since there is a change of CEO, will the project be finish? hmm... Talam no.2? since location are equally bad... quality wise also..

still wanan deny owners got keys sumore, cfa28 got a unit in Sp setia.. can hide meh?

ppl built (70%) and sell, money already spend, got scare about it? own money invested...

I know you since last time , are you driving a bike? to work? last time you mention half and hour to reach, well suspected..

I sincerely hope residents will not be disappointed with the distance issue, look more to me you are compromising price (budget) and facade over distance.. can see that.. hope you be a good residence, the rest of "so called" community you have here, maybe ended up seeing yellow banners, ask to pay maintenance, maybe after they sell.. it is common in high rise even in KL , flippers do not pay maintenance... given it is ulu, cant ask much for that price..

pl who live in stone houses don't throw stones, you have just shattered your own SP, small time developers can do, SP cant..

10% are not even enough to cover cost of foundation, please larr.. If SHL built completed 100% does it give any credit to you? still same trolling what..

go and have a good night sleep, and think again whether semenyih is far or not.. there is a reason for that price, 403k..

SEH is comprised of Pelangi semenyih, bandar tasik kesuama, bandar rinching and etc.. look at those condition, maybe anotehr 10 years, malls opening even in KL also cant survive, unless you are really sick everyday go 1 mall only..

these packages are everywhere in developers package, Perak, Kedah, they all have these... like Setia Alam, do they really have that much of resident to support their malls? look at the depressing occupants in Setia Alam, stil dont learn it, Semenyih you go..

hello what market is now? good market ? start selling few months before vp still wanna complain meh? SP setia launch and relaunch.. market is slow, spending is careful from all groups.. still left 27 units only..

my kampung in selangor lor, family lands/properties are also in Selagor like seri kembangan, kajang sepang , where is your kampung? Semenyih?

still wanna question our ability to own properties? check with TKJ before self humiliating yourself.. 403k units also look down at us cannot buy, are you out of your mind?