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wsoon82
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May 6 2020, 09:05 PM
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QUOTE(icemanfx @ May 6 2020, 04:11 PM) The reality and facts remains property price trend in last few years has been in consistent with my view. My friend, you just need to ask yourself honestly if you really find that buying a property in 2020 is easier and more value for money than 2018, and easier and more value for money than 2016 etc.
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wsoon82
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May 7 2020, 03:09 PM
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QUOTE(blanket84 @ May 7 2020, 12:29 AM) I seldom posted in this section of LYN, but to answer you question, yes, you can easily find a good deal today compared to 2016 & 2018. I have been monitoring the price of landed property in the area I’m staying now (Shah Alam) since 2015, and from my own price monitoring, the landed property in Shah Alam peaked in 2016. I just bought my first house (and probably last because I bought for my own stay) last year at 720k. It is a double storey house with 2300sqft built up with land size of 22x75, newly completed (I bought one of the final few units 1 months before VP). As comparison, the houses in that area with land size of 22x75 with built up of 2000sqft was selling at 750k in 2016, with lower quality finishing. The same type unit was last transacted at 580k in 2019, but still the owner made a hefty profit considering it was sold by developer at 320k in 2010. But he made a paper loss of almost 170k as compared to if he were to sell his house in 2016. Currently the asking price is around 630-650k, but most likely you can still lowball the seller to 600k. So yeah, you can pretty much find a good deal today compared to 2016. But my findings are just limited to Shah Alam. I bought my first house in 2011, the second in 2017, and now open for the third. I continue to visit new launches etc. but I really don't find it is becoming more value for money, especially when buying from developer, subsale can go up and down and a lot of factors involved. Developer continue to cut on the overall quality they offer, increase density, etc. One thing people doing is lowered down their expectation.
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wsoon82
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May 7 2020, 03:22 PM
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QUOTE(ahkit123 @ May 7 2020, 02:31 PM) Very soon the lowball is 500k in auction market. hold tight Provided that auction unit is what you want. For example, subsale 600k which you can view can inspect etc. vs. an auction unit in same taman 450k, the 450k has to add in the risks and can becoming more expensive than 600k. People using that 450k as the benchmark for that taman is not fair. And certain units in the Taman can be a lot cheaper than other units, e.g. The row facing Highway, the unit facing T-junction etc. We can't be too generalised. View it, see it, then you know the price to pay. I did search for auction units also but often quite disappointing.
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