https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3416478

Bro bear ngam mou???

Lol you guys self troll also can..

Mana pigi??? Mahjong 3 kaki le. Lai Lai Lai. Let's Kisiao!!!

Is Honey Trap lah ! Bear can't resist, Ah Bear still got FD slips to show or not tonight ?

North KL very nice place to live, wanna move over here or not ?

Seri jati/seri baiduri setia lam,new vp with facility, price around 300-350k, not bad for own stay, can consider?

This post has been edited by tnang: Nov 20 2014, 10:12 PM

Wow. Bear bear knows he cant fight all of us. He is back off little bit.

Property thread is boring without this crazy kid

I think bearbearwong realise the market is not going to crash liao. That's why he is busy surveying his choice property instead of talking DDD here.

Previously there are so many DDD here giving opinion. Nowadays, only bearbear and iceman giving half hearted comments. They don't even have good points to support market crash

Most people already accepted the fact that the property price in Klang Valley has stabilised. Crash is very very unlikely (unless economy crash happen like 1997 crisis). So, most people who want to buy property are thinking it is now the right time. Market no more crazy and is much clearer now with expected normal 5%-10% rise like all the previous years before 2008.

It is a good thing those crazy days of +30% price increase is behind us. Now we are back to normal, it will be easier for property buyers to make decision.

I predict this thread will soon be redundant. When people has accepted the price, there is no more argument about it.

Just like nobody is arguing the malaysia car price is high (in fact it is 1 of the highest in the world). We cannot find a thread talking about high car price and last until V14. Because people here already accepted it

Soon, the people including the DDD will accept the high house price also, just like cars. No more arguments...

Bro bear jonloilo. Dun leave the thread pls. V need u.

Boss we can continue to talk about the market. The readers here will definitely benefit from you experience.

The shophouse to be launched in kaptong bkt bintang can buy boh ? RM2.8m ? Rental there currently roughly how much arr ?

Bo ddd liao, worry lah, everyone uuu, bubble will form very fast, then will burst faster.........

Not so easy. BNM is still limiting the loan. So, it is a controlled property market. No bubble and at the same time, no crazy prices.

Sad lar. Bear bear cease fire means he is a loser.

He is preparing to buy 1 property liao

Stay tune

Finally can convince bbw to buy a roof on top. Welldone all

This post has been edited by SaProp: Nov 20 2014, 11:28 PM

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3414204

Boss come here share ur view la.

I'm Alwiz wrong wan. Hopefully buyers can enjoy the fruits

This post has been edited by ManutdGiggs: Nov 20 2014, 11:34 PM

I dun think so, we still see many cars around, property going to see more vacant

Oh Okok vacant. Gratz bro bear.

The silent before the storm.

hard to have bubble burst.

One of the most cited example is US in 2007. What people don't realize is the one to poke the bubble to burst is the bank. They securitize and re-securitized the mortgage loan to a level a small needle can pop the whole market. NOT the flippers/buyers/investors fault actually.

2nd greatest example..China. The devs there build at anywhere and everywhere...They built town that duplicate paris etc etc hoping they could attract people to go buy and live there. Wrong move. But price remain relatively high in cities like Shanghai and Beijing.

The rest of other countries..they either fall 5-10% but since then remain. No economy crisis or anything.

Ppl do learn from history. Look at how hard BNM and gov trying to restrict the market. But it becomes a game where shark eat all the small fish while small fish dream they going to bcome big fish or shark to die.

He buy I go bald 2years.

During bull run, it was punters smart efforts and clever investment that made profit. After the bull run is ended, it is always and solely lenders fault that fuel the bull run and cause the crash.

It is natural for sellers to add their cost e.g interest payment to their price, hence expect natural price rise of 5% to 10% p.a. Few if any sellers will let go of their units at below perceived market price even if the perceived market price is unrealistic and many of the similar units were transacted at lower or foreclosure price. Seller will not accept price drop unless is foreclosed by bank.

Most people don't learn from history. That's why history always repeat itself in different forms.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Nov 21 2014, 03:17 AM