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tanch78
post Nov 27 2010, 12:56 PM

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QUOTE(Blue_Blood @ Nov 27 2010, 10:21 AM)
I saw one of the economic talk on tv last week, one of the economist said,  price hike for property around klang valley is not due to the current market demand or supply, but its due to speculation by the property agent. This will continue until next 2 years and its will reach its point around 2013. After that sure the property price will drop...
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Still need to wait for another 2 years before property price will drop!!!! shocking.gif

I think the government will claim that we are moving to HIGH INCOME NATION due to EPT in the next two years. Therefore the skyhigh property price is reasonable and affordable by everybody... mad.gif
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post Feb 16 2011, 03:48 PM

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Apparently China is already tightening home buying policy in major city like Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen. I wonder if this restriction will hurt the China economy? Can Malaysia adopt the same move?

Beijing to limit home buying
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THE Beijing authorities are expected to announce a ban on purchases of third homes, Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday, in line with Central Government efforts to cool the property market.

The new rule, expected to take effect late this week, would prohibit residents of Beijing who already own two or more homes from buying more, according to the report.

There is currently no limit on the number of homes Beijing residents may own.

The move comes after Shanghai and Chongqing introduced the country’s first property tax for home buyers in late January, underlining the Central Government’s determination to tame property inflation, a source of social unrest. The report said the new regulation was likely to damp demand from an estimated 800,000 families in Beijing, or 18 percent of the total in the capital at the end of 2010.

Residents who are unable to provide tax and social security certificates in Beijing would also be barred from buying more homes, according to the report.

The Central Government has launched a slew of tightening measures since 2009 in a bid to control sky-high property prices, including higher down payments, mortgage rates and home purchase limits.


http://www1.szdaily.com/content/2011-02/10...ent_5325078.htm

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