I told you before, but you refuse to understand. But I will explain 1 more time.
Very simple, TRANSACTION VOLUME DOES NOT DETERMINE PRICE !
DEMAND AND SUPPLY DOES (in a free market)
--> Transaction volume low does not mean demand is less
--> Transaction volume low does not mean supply is more
Transaction low but price still high could be due to :
1. Buyer want to buy, but bank limit their approval. So artificially surpress the transaction volume. Demand is still there
2. The sellers hold on and look for buyers with ability to obtain loan
3. Transaction low doesn't mean seller is willing to reduce price. They can wait for right time
4. RPGT is 30%. Seller wait to avoid paying more tax
5. Seller as long as they have jobs, they can service the loan. Why hurry to sell ?
6. Seller has no intention to sell altogether. They want to rent, or keep for their children
If you are in business, you will understand price is not determined by transaction. There are certain % profit margin that business need to keep in order to survive. They have operational costs to take care of. If the cost is RM10, the price must be say, RM12. Even if transaction is low, it doesn't mean the boss will reduce price to <RM12. The boss has to make profit, or they will just stop selling or sell something else.
Cost of construction increase every year. GST coming in next year. Construction cost will continue to increase. Why do you think businessman will sacrifice their profit margin ? If they can't achieve the profit margin, they can just refuse to build. Then supply will come down. Price will still increase.
Don't be fooled by the low transaction. As long as the economy is still running good, you won't see crash. If you really are looking for only 10% discount, there are always bargains around. Don't need to wait for bubble burst
Lower number of transaction= either lower demand or supply.
Higher total transacted value means higher average value.
If supply is limited or reduced, one can bet average price will increase further. However, if supply is not limited, this overhang will cause the price to tumble.
Unless the business doesn't have overhead, most companies will cut margin to increase sales. In property market, how many flippers and developers are without fixed cost or could sustain extended period with negative cash flow?