Would have POPPED a LONG LOONG time ago if it was.

What about price drop since 2012?

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Aug 10 2020, 01:58 PM

tak habis habis with this doomsayer wtf

BBB/uuu unrealistic expectations is as good as syok sendiri.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Aug 10 2020, 02:56 PM

can you say some other things other than some premade template?

Price has only increased since. Refer to the previous graph.

??

Property is illiquid..it will takes year to bottom. it has been decreasing since 2012. BBB/UUu camp lying.

You don’t know how to read graph?

Read graph adoi.

the graph does not show the real situation. as many mark up the loan

scripted answer where can read graph one..sumore graph maybe is done by BBB/UUU to syok sendiri leh

Amazingly, house prices in Malaysia are still below pre-Asian Crisis 1997 levels, in inflation-adjusted terms, despite the recent housing boom.

https://www.globalpropertyguide.com/Asia/Ma...a/Price-History

many people jobless. fire sale soon

not sure where's the so called demands came from when in fact most of the properties in the market are not accommodated or occupied. (not just residential property, talking about commercial lot as well)

demand for renting/resell and make profit? maybe.

demand for own stay? heh.

That's great news.

It's essentially saying that property prices have been stagnant all this while (inflation adjusted)

While I agree that prices will not go up any time soon, it's important to examine the facts to find a conclusion that is logical and accurate.

The moratorium has changed the game, many people financial position actually improved.

Then again this is /k.

Loan moratorium may have improve borrowers cash flow but liability remain unchanged and even increased.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Aug 10 2020, 10:37 PM

Have you learned how to read a graph yet?

When 200 psf?
Sembang so many years ad...