i don't know. not many countries actually go Bankrupt. so how about Greece?

Malaysia property bubble is not just about supply & demand, it's about it's economy going into demise.

In UK, during the last economic recession, one could buy foreclosure property at 60% of peak value in 2008. Property price outside center London remain stagnant for a few years particularly after Brexit vote.

Property market in China is a different ball game. A large proportion of local government income is from property sectors. A fall of prooperty value will reduce local government income. Cpc will support the property market regardless unless it risk revolt from the people.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Jul 17 2017, 07:18 PM

Global property price is all the way BBB
No any country gonna go the other way around
Jew tara suka jew jangan BBB

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macam mana bro... tak boleh play share.... tak boleh buy hse? put in FD aje ka your cash?

your concept on the area is too personal already bro.... if you looking a house to own stay... anywhere u think is happy will do for you... haha.... from investment point of view.... its all together a different strategy... having said so... if really wanna invest in property.... cyber or putrajaya will not be part of my option as investment opportunity.... haha.... the population is growing very slow at that location.... hence why it is a very calm and peaceful township... where residents enjoy their peace and serenity and cycling around all day....

Saja, share meme for bubbles fansi. Kopitiam mah.

This post has been edited by heavensea: Jul 19 2017, 05:17 PM

no la... asking a valid question also.... recently tgk share market... not as attractive as used to be already.... sometimes put in FD also better than play shares... lol....

isnt that why we buy/rent houses, to live in it? so personal choice is important when it comes to choosing where to stay.

Putrajaya > Cyberjaya personally, but both are leagues above Puchon, Saujana Putra, Bangi, Kajang, etc. which are also nearby. Investment properties are a whole different game compared to personal location choice, but one thing for sure is that there are too many empty properties here in Cyberjaya which may make it unappealing to some investors - short and long term.

But it is funny how there are still properties being launched here, angled for the investor market, while the population density is still very low and very slowly climbing

i understand your point bro... but this thread is talking mostly about investors point of view.... for own stayers... whatever happen to the property market now... your house wont get rampas away anyway.... it will only impact those who owned few properties for appreciation and rental...

and yea.... developers still very bullish about cyberjaya.... its not bad for own stay.... for investment or rental play.... just too much.... and some ppl just like to use those old, nearer to Cyber city center properties to compare against the potential appreciation of the new ones....

Hahaha, where have you been? Shares performed very well this year. I plan to buy more if there's a correction.

You Property Negotiator also play shares meh? Got burned by shares is it?

Would you say it is currently a bear or a bull market?

Sorry noob question, I am not invested into shares.

Knowing when to buy is important, many people neglected knowing when to sell is more important.

My colleague manager diagnose wirh sickness have to stop workin. Recently bought a hse in kl area 750k. Today met said sellin at 920k coz wan go back hometown. When ask if ppl request 750? Her answer...just let it sit till some1 wan to bought near to the price she wan. Not in rush.

So bubble??

If she dies, bank will auction at 800k

IMHO, we are in a secular bull market, but there may be some weakness in the near term. Basically, it means I am bullish on stocks for the next few years.

But keep in mind a person can still lose money in a bull market if he bought the wrong stocks.

A one off case can show whether it's a bubble?

Not to mention the opportunity cost of waiting...

I am not saying one ofd case shiw anything. But according to u n many smart alecs economy now is very bad, property crashing so how would ppl (if even one minus the ultra rich) have the ability to hold on to property without tnants then????

I think not true, from what I know, when HK prop bubble burst, banks will demand loan taker to cover the the difference when house market value fall below the outstanding loan amount, if can't top up the difference, bank will rampas your prop.

This post has been edited by iGamer: Jul 20 2017, 11:02 PM

I don't recall posting such things .... I think u mistake me for someone else

But I repeat: it could be a one off case. So how could a single case show "how would ppl (if even one minus the ultra rich) have the ability to hold on to property without tnants then????:

Speaking of HK prop market, I just read this yesterday:

http://www.scmp.com/week-asia/opinion/arti...e-unlucky-seven


I'm NOT saying the same applies for Malaysian prop mart or that 2017 is a crisis year ...