COVID19 aside, MVV even if its a go. Its a project spanning 20-30yrs or even longer. It doesn't tick any box or comes in as a factor to decide on purchasing a property. It doesn't add any value to BSS.

This post has been edited by kimchi rider: Mar 26 2020, 03:38 PM

[quote=faeez87,Mar 26 2020, 11:39 AM]
habis la prop price drop cos of covid

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I think far off land area will be the worst affected.

Any plan by developer or will be tergendala or cancelled.

Hahahaha i was recently received a call that there will be special rebates due to covid19 crisis. Actually it is about the same price since last year.

Still the same fairy tales. Icon park, hsr & direct highway to klia.

even before the virus.. also very slow sales..
now it's even worse

Heard that 37 people is now positive with covid19 in sendayan, that came from cluster AFT, is it true, with one death from CEO AFT

Salam tuan2 OC,

Berdasarkan mesyuarat PKP covid 19 dgn DO Seremban ptg tadi, lokaliti Sendayan diumumkan sbg red zone yg baru dimana 39 org disahkan positif selepas 1 kematian melibatkan owner ikhwan group.

Sehubungan dgn itu:

Sanitasi di IPD Nilai & balai polis sekitar mantin kena hold dulu.

Team hazmat yg sepatutnya pergi ke sana perlu lapor diri Di seremban 2 esok - tindakan Tn Mohd

Sanitasi esok akan tertumpu pada bandar seri sendayan : taman hijayu, Tmn nusari awan, Tmn nusari bayu & medan nusari.

Mohon semua OC hadir utk taskforce ini esok Di balai seremban 2.

Terima kasih.

(Saw in FB)

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/520607

The Health Ministry has detected a new cluster of Covid-19 infection in Sendayan, Negeri Sembilan that has seen 39 people infected so far.

Director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah told a press conference today that the number of positive patients detected at the area include 13 tahfiz students and a family of 11.

"We found that there is an outbreak in Sendayan. And a concerted effort has been taken, and is ongoing, at the scene.

"We hope that we would be able to contain the infection," he added.
Noor Hisham said the Sendayan cluster is part of a total of 28 clusters and sub-clusters that they have traced.

This was an increase from 25 clusters and sub-clusters that he had announced a day ago.

AFT group operates a number of business in BSS and S2. From grocery shop, restaurant, hardware and also a clinic at Medan Nusari. So they do have a large number of staff and if we include their dependents/families who live together, can expect a large number of PUI/PUS and close contact. Heard there was a mass screening exercise at Masjid Sendayan (Nusari) for AFT staff and their family members. Not sure the exact number of those screened, heard around 300+.

It seems the deceased was already infected for sometime and got admitted on 11th and passed away just a day after (12th) at HTJ. And when he was sick, many of the staff and family members visited him even during MCO. Hope this cluster is contained among the family members and staff of AFT. Otherwise considering their businesses could have been patronized by customers who live around this area, it may end up to be a big cluster.

Lets hope for the best and those infected to be recovered soon.

Shows how important it is to self isolate and get screened at the onset of symptoms, in addition to strictly adhere to MCO. All of these seems to be violated in this cluster.

My question why the deceased never go check up..
Very serious then only admit to hospital...

I'm sure it's would infected many people...
Just pray it's won't be another Sri Petaling tabligh size cluster...

WoW So many cases here Sure price drop alot

whole malaysia properties value declining NOT this only

Year end bloodbath incoming...
Many might go bankrupt...
Auctions endless supply....

Impact from all corners. People are losing jobs, experiencing paycuts, reduction of allowances, self employed people are losing source of income and those on daily salaries are also impacted. A recovery will be slow and gradual and might only kick off after a vaccine is found or proper treatment. Which both seems to be no where in sight for now, not for the next 12-18 months. What does that mean for property prices? Purchasing power among the working class are not there, prices will drop as flippers might not be able to hold on to their purchases (we have seen this happening already since 2015), and those high stakes players are mostly on a wait and see mode.

Cold areas i.e BSS which rely mostly on working class for their new units by offering low entry cost schemes, selling units at inflated prices will definitely be impacted big time. As this are the main group of purchases at BSS.

For the secondary/sub sale market, impact will be even greater as at this time, those who are impacted by COVID19 by means of income reduction/loss are stretching their cashflow and will definitely be in no position to come up with upfront payment to buy properties. As sub-sale units require a significant upfront amount of downpayment, legal fee and etc.

To summarize, the property market would need at least 2yrs to recover to pre-covid19 levels as soon as the situation improves (emergence of vaccine, anti-viral drug or if the virus disappear completely like SARS).

Otherwise expect a huge drop in prices due to supply and demand forces.

realized one thing...

after cluster BSS Covid-19 comes out..
all the agents / promoters all gone hiding... either they not being paid (expected since it's MCO) or they also lost hope on this place

I guess not paid. Lot of companies bungkus. GG Realty.

Put in bullets lol

ooh.. but bungkus already..
No wonder silence 😂

this group also silent edy. not much progress going on??

CMCO 😅🤣😂

What u expect..
Also the stigma as one of Covid 19 cluster in Malaysia...

Hi guys..any updates on sales statistic for bss new project ara sendayan and hijayu aman?very slow?

BSS have never been a "hot" project to begin with. Inflated prices that comes with massive discounts, lies by agents/developer, poor work quality, and the best bonus of all, property valuation drop upon VP. So it all depends on which angle you are looking at.

Sales statistics by developer or by reality. I'm sure all of us have seen "Last 5 units" gimmick, and after years upon completion you will see "developer reserve units" opening up. So it's best to gauge the statistics from own research, speaking to banks and property owner in BSS.

Covid-19 have changed the landscape of property in Malaysia especially in weaker areas, BSS is one of those. Just go into mudah.my and you will see subsale units being sold 20% below MV, below MV ya not even close to SPA price.

Its already 6yrs I'm living in BSS (8yrs after signing SPA). We are no where close to the standards and hype of our successful neighbor Seremban2. People say it takes time for a township to get matured, well it definitely didn't take Seremban2 that long to have Malls, Hospitals, Hypermarket, Shopping districts, Bomba Station, Police Station which is considered basic amenities for a township.

Thinking of buying a house in BSS? Think twice.