QUOTE(bearbearwong @ Nov 5 2014, 07:50 PM)
if you really think so, there you last integrity you left...
however..
previous years, superbull runs (30%) p.a
so now we do not have a bull run but (rather an inflation) of 5-10%, so superbull no more running? (30%)?
arent demands are the main factor for superbull to run? you getting no where but worse... previous years there are superbull run, then you say bull run of 5-10% increment ( if inflation is of that high of property price) not very long Malaysia will be ghost town). since it is inflation, means no bull run...
no bull run is worse than 5-10% bull run isn't?
previous years (30%) superbull run, demands driven
now, no superbull neither any bulls (0), worsen demands driven
so, still demands going down? right no matter it is inflation or bull run? landed on a worse case.. properties are stagnant.. sure or not?
I can see a confused bearbear here
You are too hard up to see price to come down to meet your expectation. Until you cannot sit back and think simple logic. Instead you dealt into economics which you have no knowledge
bearbear, come back to basic. Answer these questions
1. Why you buy property ?
2. Can you afford the monthly instalment comfortably ? Ie. if interest rate increase by 5% do you have buffer ? If you lose your job, do you have emergency fund (including instalment payment) for 6 months ?
3. If you already buy a house, and price fall by 50%, will the price fall affect you ? Will you be forced to sell and lose 50% ?
4. If the price increase by 50%, will the price increase affect you ? Will you sell ?
You should think about all these questions instead of going into the Economics of property market