but guys, i am optimistic about future after government has changed. better salary, better life, better property market.

i feel and see the different in the Property market in malaysia is brewing, hatching and tranforming for the better.

it is my dear wish that detailed study and more useful statistic are available for Malaysian to do their informed investment.

today, when we say that the propeties are oversupply, we do not have detailed enough statistic and information to analyse what is meaning and affect of "oversupply" to one particular location. In my own theory, "oversupply" in certain type of property might not affect the overall property market. it is like an overgrown branches of tree having not enough nutrien, it will just wither off and the tree will only to grow heathier.

the property price in malaysia is relatively low, same thing with our salary. this also mean that there is a very big room for our salary improvement and property price improvement. the country has reported continous growth each year but not our salary and property price. once the people is empowered, once our industry grow healthy and more companies venture oversea competitively, this room of improvement will be gradually filled up.

furthermore, we are still developing, our 2020 vision has been shifted. enroute to this vision and beyond, it should be real positive growth for the nation and our people.

providing easy credit to the poor (i.e subprime) is unsustainable and likely will end up like subprime crisis in u.s. in 2007.

According to wealth report, only about 3% of adults in this country have over us$100k net worth. household debt at elevated level for reasons.

There are many category and tiers of bankers. if bankers are useless, the super rich won't be banking with private and investment banks.

herd mentality is applicable for both ends of the scenario... when booming... everyone follow and go into investment blindly... when the herd now say crashing... all also nod yes yes crashing... never really look at own needs and the opportunities arises....

Toking bout gov sector, immigration dept has plenty of front liners making ten of thousands just by giving a helping hand to agents.

All deal in cash term. No record. But in statistic they r not highly paid.

In statistics, there is certain error or variance. Hence, untrained can't understand or apply statistics. If statistics is inaccurate, policy makers won't be using and over supply is fake news.

If the forest is sick from disease, there are always some trees could with stand the disease. The question is do you want to buy that healthy tree when surrounding is dying or wait til the forest is recovering. Property is like tree, takes years to respond.

I was born in 87, and until now never own a car. All my money goes to my prop. Bought a condo 4/5 years back and 2 landed early this year.

Planning to buy mybeee for use this year 😅

Bought a second hand prop at about 600k+ at the peak of property price hike. And I spent a lot in renovating it.

Almost at the end of renovation, I realized I don’t have money to even buy an engagement ring.

I’m thinking if I could hold out for 3 quarters, I could settle everything and get married. Then it hit that I couldn’t achieve that.

Made plans and found a job in Singapore. Moved to Singapore for about 2 years and things work pretty okay so far.

I manage to get married, generously up my parents’ and wife’s allowances. I’m even thinking settle down in Singapore too if circumstances allows me to.

As for the house, it’s actually my occasional-weekend-house whenever I’m back to visit family and in-laws.

I’m not bragging. To be honest, the house is a curse and blessing at the same time. Would I do it again if I could turn back time? 10/10 - yes.

TL;DR - bought property in KL, ended up in SG. F*** my life decision.

Company car while working in malaysia,and rented a car while working in abu dhabi before.Now im back in malaysia.might wany to take over civic fd with 300k mileage from family and buy new mybee since im getting married next year.

I find it hard to belive a 150k apartment in 2012 able to sell at double the price in 2014? This apartment is located at?

Any of you all with a few properties managed to rent out all of the property? Is it possible to just rely on rental to survive

Of cos. But which to flip is the main question ma. Gd wan can get high profit at the same time high rental, to flip or to keep??? I oso blur liao.