What you think is not important. There are only 2 DDD left in this thread. Last time UUU vs DDD is about 50:50

It shows the market sentiment now. People is "tired" of high price until they have accepted it. They have no more choice. Instead of hoping price come down, they rather think of ways to improve their income and be able to afford the property. The faster you accept, they cheaper you buy

It sounds like "creating fear". But that is the fact in property market for the last 40 years.

If you still don't wake up to the facts, in 5 years time in 1 of your sleepless night, you will remember a LYN member with a aeroplane name warned you before on your regret of your life

Got rebates onot??? Otw ur dp is heavy wo. Btw, dun rely on rebates har. Buy 350k can boh???

Do developer launch cheaper than subsales? At the end u got to pay more for developer unit wor.. some subsales can save u a lot on renovation like wiring, build in furniture etc.. pay more, get less, and u more happy to be that way ar?

LOL....

All the same old folks still indulging in their mental masturbation, syiok sendiri despite the market collapsing among them.

On LYN talking about how much (paper) gains they made, in private all pissing their pants with their high-rise unable to flip... LOL

Malaysia's rising household debt hits new record of 86.8% of GDP,
MALAYSIA’S household debt level has risen to a new record of 86.8% of gross domestic product (GDP) at end-2013, driven by loans for properties and motor vehicles. That is the highest household-debt-to-GDP level in Asia.

“The ratio of household debt-to-GDP is expected to remain elevated over the next few years as demand for credit is likely to remain strong, particularly from the relatively young labour force and more affluent population setting in urban centres,” Bank Negara governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz said at a press briefing.

Malaysia recorded a Government Debt to GDP of 54.80 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product in 2013. Government Debt To GDP in Malaysia averaged 47.80 Percent from 1990 until 2013, reaching an all time high of 80.74 Percent in 1990 and a record low of 31.80 Percent in 1997. Government Debt To GDP in Malaysia is reported by the Ministry of Finance, Malaysia.

ya BNM mus reduce the MOF for commercial props to 75% for 5th prop onwards.. i think many pipu investing in commie props now cos easy to get no or little money down deals.

then if petrol price up in future, cost of construction up, property price will up loh, bbb now.

if inflation up, new launch up, then subsale owner also want to up mah.... more inflated instead of RM200k become 210k loh.

550K OK for us but Jialat for you as your income only 4K.. 

np, my tenant help me, thank you very much tenants....

Honestly I never see any troublesome buyer like you, that's so simple for anyone to buy a property, I don't understand why u keep complaining, keep thinking, keep talking and scaring but still can't choose one!
For me, you really no chance to get rich, I feel shame if you're chinese, if I got a son like you, I'll kick him down from roof top rather than embarrased the family

no brainer techniques

Not to pre 2010 price tag.

Eg. Do you think OUG Parklane will be sold for 280K ?? or Green Terrain 350K ??

At most 3-5% drop.

If you look at 97 itself property price didn't drop much, shop lot maybe but not residential.

Bubble is forming, but not burst

Of course angry la....your reply so slow!

Bbw unit i offer cash buy, ok boh

Try buy one & show us 

Your GF very cham lah like this, i PM Zuiko to warn her tonight. 

3rd Week ?? Good another week owner will received rental from tenant.

Ah Bear don't be sochai lah, we told you already we didn't even use 1/3 of our nett income to pay the mortgage, year end time to buy wife some luxury gift & bring her go tour more likely..