QUOTE(R231_SL65_AMG @ Aug 26 2022, 11:49 AM)
Too bad in this country most people won’t pay for quality.
Everything want cheap cheap.
Exactly. And then later double pay because need to ask someone else to solve the problem caused by first contractor. At the end, budget burst even more lol.
QUOTE(sixguyz_jayhan @ Aug 26 2022, 11:59 AM)
My humble opinion, for now, no. Trading of property has two peak, when economic goes extreme well or bad.
I investigate a few months, right now this period most of the owner started to sell their property due to cash demand. Probably bcos of the economic just start going bad.
1. Due to that, price will slightly float up, but not because of the value and demand of property only, but the demand of cash, which contribute to the MAJOR issue.
2. Another issue is, there is once a trend that most "shifu" and "agent team" teaching the consumer to sapu these properties to become rich. In a short run, price will hike.
However, this create the problem of supply (house wanted to sell) more than demand (real buyer wanted to buy for living) in the future. So, if you are waiting for price falling, wait until the situation that owners need a quick cash to overcome certain bad economic environment or, the confidence of acquire an assest lower.
But right now...I can't see the consumer are worrying bout it as world govs are trying to maintain the doubtful GOOD ECONOMIC SCENARIO....but starting with the Fed Rate and Overnight Policy Rate, which contribute to critical impact to recent property buyers. Another great impact is, property industry from worldwide starting to burst, especially China...so if have cash, only can wait until the things happened...
I do see your point over there. However, Malaysia does have one of the cheaper housing prices in comparison. Honestly, I don't see a market crash for now as it crashes already. Only exception is that one specific unit if the owner needs quick cash for something.
You can refer alot to how the auction market is going. No kidding. It's getting higher nowadays. Richer people will grab opportunity to make more money if there are more crashes, leaving poorer people behind.