https://www.klpropertytalk.com/2025/07/epiq...ket-valuations/

There seems to be multiple editorials coming out about the same topic. I think where there's smoke, there's fire.

But in general I'd also take a centrist view that there have been more losers than winners as of late. Past victories do not equate to future wins.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Jul 30 2025, 08:48 PM

There's some bigger systemic issues. How did 2008 happen again? The property industry lives by the banking sector and if they both drag each other down then it's a catastrophe.

Its in the government's best interests to continue flooding the market with supply and suppress property prices as it kills 2 birds with one stone - housing shortage seen in other countries and revenue from developer's tax and application permits. In that regard they have succeeded, quality housing that is a third of many developed countries. Heck, this is probably the main reason why MM2H has taken off - relatively cheap quality housing.