During my early days in KL, I lived in Cheras. Never like the place and couldnt see myself rooting there.

So decided to shift to a new locations which is much further from my working place. Initially, it was difficult trying to settle down but soon things were back to normal. Got a new job nearer my new home and the rest was history.

Never regretted the move and most important, the property prices also appreciated.

Conclusion ... is easier to change job than to change a property. As human, we are mobile and flexible, so moving around is no issue.

Those migrated are good examples.

People who bought in some place like Cyberjaya at the time when there were a few MNCs there are a good lesson.

During my early days in KL, I lived in Cheras. Never like the place and couldnt see myself rooting there.

So decided to shift to a new locations which is much further from my working place. Initially, it was difficult trying to settle down but soon things were back to normal. Got a new job nearer my new home and the rest was history.

Never regretted the move and most important, the property prices also appreciated.

Conclusion ... is easier to change job than to change a property. As human, we are mobile and flexible, so moving around is no issue.

Those migrated are good examples.

Opps sorry, should be 5-8%, sorry for wrong calculation. 15% is a bit too much. LOL.
Ya currently surveying with one of the very helpful existing owner from the project.
True, if for newer projects and the young owner is taking 35yrs loan, that might be the case, similar to my current condo, if i sell at current market asking price, i need to top up 40-50k for loan outstanding, MOT, agent comm and etc.
Not own business, but for my wife, her potential workplace is mainly around that area, Bukit Jalil. For me, i am ok as my time is flexible, any location would do for me.

What i would like to have is shorter travelling time for my wife and education options for my son in future. My current location is quite bad and limited on this, got to admit i made a wrong decision for my first property. sigh. But good thing is, high rental demand here and the rate also acceptable. So, still can rent it out to lepas tangan.

But so many list at their SPA price and hope against hope that someone will take it. There are certain locales where they have been devalued from their SPA price by up to 50% or even more. People hopefully are wary of this.

Puncak jalil houses really that bad huh? That location is actually quite good and once in my consideration list too. Affordable terrace subsales, any recommendation?

I am currently staying in a highrise and density like 900++ units, I don't think will be moving to another highrise again.
Exactly! Yes, I know no one can guarantee the price drop or up, but what I plan to do is to offer like 15-20% down from their asking price after I confirm which unit to buy. Since I am not in hurry too, so just offer and wait lo. Haha.

Ya that condition has been happening for years during MCO until now already
Hahaha, yea many told me the same, if own stay just go ahead, if investment then otherwise.
Thanks for the advice mate, yeah inflation on house price and renovation cost is no joke. Sigh.

Any developement by Talam are bad, not just Puncak Jalil. I have 2 houses under Talam, another one i sold off already with very minimum profit. Now i live in landed, also by Talam. The landed here quite expensive IMO, single terrace with 3 rooms and 2 washrooms cost about 450k. If u ask me, definitely not worth it.

must be those early Yr 2000s Talam's Europlus Con, Metro Tegas development.
Any of the your 2 properties were saved by IJM then

Buying property, location location location

When people buying a property, should location be priority at now a day?

I ever saw funny property seeker post (some thing like memes page)
Budget: RM500K
requirement:
1. Double Storey house
2. New Project (0% downpayment)
3. Puchong Subang PJ area
4. Must be freehold

If you are with this situation, how do you do?

1. swift to condo project?
2. swift to outskirt landed? as far the area can get freehold (seremban), or nearer but leasehold (kota wariasan salak tinggi)

Buying property, location location location

When people buying a property, should location be priority at now a day?

I ever saw funny property seeker post (some thing like memes page)
Budget: RM500K
requirement:
1. Double Storey house
2. New Project (0% downpayment)
3. Puchong Subang PJ area
4. Must be freehold

If you are with this situation, how do you do?

1. swift to condo project?
2. swift to outskirt landed? as far the area can get freehold (seremban), or nearer but leasehold (kota wariasan salak tinggi)

TBH I think this kind of guy is those lazy kind of low baller. Never put in any effort to do market research, just want people to spoon-feed info. In the end if you spoon-fed him with info, end up he buy and lose money also your fault   

Sounds like your typical Gen Z a few years into the work force who has lived in landed all their life with parents and have no idea about the real world. Now it’s time for them to move out and they reckon with their affordability that they can get something similar to what they are used to. Well let them have their rude shock or ignorantly buying in some ulu location.

For the latter mentioned will then suffer from daily commute but at least they learned the lesson. But some asked for PAMA foundation some more wanna brag   

I’m so scared of those who take things as granted until they faced the real world and thought the world is “unfair” to them, then lash it out on the social media to ask for sympathy 

if u guys notices the posts by AskarPerang on auction properties, quite many units are bidded up and transacted price will shock you...

i always seen auction properties price movement is a good indicator for our property market and also reflect buyers' appetite.

if u guys notices the posts by AskarPerang on auction properties, quite many units are bidded up and transacted price will shock you...

i always seen auction properties price movement is a good indicator for our property market and also reflect buyers' appetite.