Share the link please?

cant really see any properties prices falling now also..

well said

really cannt c any fall now, even condo also no fall

last done deal in a certain area was for RM1.46mil...was RM1.2mil last year.

yahoooo!

Can share the link?

Well my in my circles all the prop from 5-8 years back were transacted in a loss, condo mostly.
EV1 20x60 sold at just sold as 700k 2nd prop, earn much? Tekan calculator then know liao.

I still dont understand even knowing the prices are artificially inflated , ppl are still rushing in to buy, only to be trapped by the loan or sell at a loss.

I didn't save the link yo. The thread starter also kena ban already.

Ok thanks for replying.

Never seen Malaysia property market fall. Special cases yes. But market fall never. It will HOLD at worst. Fall also places you don't want to stay.

sudah satu tahun. drop mana drop? naik ada la

Seems like it will never fall. Including standard living as well.

yup, the winners are

1. banks.
2. developers
3. lawyers

rest lose money.... stamp fee etc....

cash is king.

Faith that interest rates would stay low forever fostered a “fool’s paradise,” according to former Bank of England boss Mervyn King. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the unraveling of the global real estate boom, which is now turning into bust as prices start to fall around the world. Fair enough: After so much speculation and overvaluation amid an undersupply of new homes, a healthy correction is exactly what a lot of societies need.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/...l-prove-painful

A recent deal offers a glimpse into what distressed sales can get. The Goldin Financial Global Centre sold for HK$5.6 billion to investment firms after two years of trying, way shy of its estimated value of as much as HK$16.5 billion.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/202...they-can-t-sell

SHANGHAI -- Prices for existing homes in China are tumbling even in major cities as an influx of sellers and a dearth of buyers undermine the once-unquestioned assumption that the market would only keep growing.

Zhang Li (not her real name), an employee at a Shanghai law office, experienced this downturn firsthand. Eyeing a move into a larger home for her four- and 10-year-old daughters, she put her Shanghai apartment up for sale last August for 4.98 million yuan ($690,000).

Though the 2004 property is on the old side, it sits in a good location a half-hour drive from Hongqiao International Airport and the major railway station nearby.

But the apartment failed to attract buyers. At her real estate agency's recommendation, she kept cutting the asking price by between 50,000 yuan and 100,000 yuan at a time. By the time a prospective buyer emerged in May, it had fallen to 4.46 million yuan.

"It finally sold after I took 520,000 yuan off the initial price," Zhang said. That forced her to borrow more on the mortgage for her new home.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Markets/Pr...sellers-rush-in

that is different country, i dont think malaysia will allow high interest rate

You never experience doesn't mean it never happen.

When supply > demand, price will drop no matter which country.

If bnm doesn't raise interest rate sufficiently high, rm will devalue further, inflation will maintain at high level, the economy will likely follow the same path as turkey, pakistan, sri lanka, lebanon, venezuela, etc.

You see bandar Bukit raja flood over and over also price didn't fall.
Subsale still selling over 730k++... Developer launching also above 800k++...

some area only

if kena flood confirm drop price n people throw price

You guys need to think ahead. Why banks keep give loans to developer till the end of the world. Eventhough banyak lagi rumah sedia ada tidak terjual. Semua ni lancau tuan tuan. Rumah lelong also increase everymonth. Crazy