what project is this?
where is the location? so cheap?

For every one ak buyer, potentially one fewer buyer in subsale market.

IMO..

One has potentially enormous upside (and unlimited downside) the other has only downside (although limited) over next 3-5 years at least.

On a risk-return basis both appear pretty bad investments at this point in time. Bitcoin operates in opaque market (nobody knows who are the major holders of bitcoin - it is definitely a cornered market held by a few big players - like small caps in Malaysia/Sg being gorenged till one fine day they cashout), highly volataile but with the potential to be the next alternative currency. ppl invest in coz 1) FOMO, 2) Greed or gamble - think of bitcoin as more of going to genting rather than buying an asset.

For property, i truly belive its a no brainer. property is a cyclical asset, it has been on the rise since post GFC till 2013 end/2014 (driven purely by low rates) where it has flatlined/corrected slightly due to various sectoral reasons (financing, suppy-demand mismatch, unaffodability due to exponential price increases vs income) but has not faced new marco challenges thare are just at the doorstep. Luxury to be hit first, mass market last.

Hope your Arcadia dpc unit has rented out. Find foods outlet there subpar and not many could afford to dine regularly especially students like me.

Glad to know and good for you.

“Furthermore, we believe that suspending new property development will not correct the oversupply situation over the next five years, when property projects now in development enter the market,” it said.

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...J2PzCwoTCSUB.99

With bank interest rate rise and liquidity tightening, it could be the perfect storm.

With household debt at about 90% gdp and less than 3% of adults in the kangkong land have over us$100k net worth; wonder how many could sustain extended period of negative cash flow.

Or sell too early and sulk all the way?