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 13 Oct 08 7:36 pm |
| Anonymous wrote: | Now is Oct. People still havent felt the effects of Recession. Like the Paper said. Dec then people in SG will feel the effect after huge companies cut people. If 10% of SG lose job then you think property can still maintain itself. Do look at the HDb housing statistic at 1996. What happened. the index was at 136.9, then in 1999 it was at 98.5. In just 2 years it crashed like water. I dont expect it to crash so much like last time but i am guessing it will drop back to the 110 - 115 region. Just a hunch. But i guess you gotta wait for 2-3 quarters for this to take place. Things take time.
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10201p.nsf/WPDis/Buying%20A%20Resale%20FlatStatistics%20-%20Resale%20Price%20Index?OpenDocument |
yah...after private its about time that HDB price will be dropping very soon...Initially,when US collapse,we don feel much here but now,the wind has blown into our direction.  |
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14 Oct 08 12:49 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | the best time to buy is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will go up.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to drop? why not wait for the prices to drop like 15yrs ago where its so much cheaper. |
Go ahead to buy now and be a HERO to catch this falling stone !!! |
Totally agree, the fella who quote
"the best time to buy is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will go up.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to drop? why not wait for the prices to drop like 15yrs ago where its so much cheaper"
I bet is a no brainer, Stuupid and redundant remark trying to blurred the buyer. Wake up loh. |
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14 Oct 08 1:42 am |
Recently i've been viewing 3 units, those agents told me the same, Val. on the way....
Last Saturday i asked my agent phone to 1 seller's agent (co-broke welcome n i've been called her earlier)arrange appiontment 4 me, later i asked my mom go n view that unit 4 me, 3 rooms upgraded but it's in original condition, i asked (via my agent)4 Val.+cash=192k, the next day the seller's agent called me againt n asked me to go n view that unit, she said last night got 1 auntie (autually is me)asked 4 Val. + 13k, i asked her why is the price since the Val. haven't come out yet, but i already know that the VAL. is 179k, that kind of shit agent , kan na sia.....
so.... if w/o val. , pl beware of those agents, val. on the way....... is pian xiao. |
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14 Oct 08 8:43 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | Recently i've been viewing 3 units, those agents told me the same, Val. on the way....
Last Saturday i asked my agent phone to 1 seller's agent (co-broke welcome n i've been called her earlier)arrange appiontment 4 me, later i asked my mom go n view that unit 4 me, 3 rooms upgraded but it's in original condition, i asked (via my agent)4 Val.+cash=192k, the next day the seller's agent called me againt n asked me to go n view that unit, she said last night got 1 auntie (autually is me)asked 4 Val. + 13k, i asked her why is the price since the Val. haven't come out yet, but i already know that the VAL. is 179k, that kind of shit agent , kan na sia.....
so.... if w/o val. , pl beware of those agents, val. on the way....... is pian xiao. |
Don't understand...if they bluff...as a buyer you will know eventually... |
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14 Oct 08 8:58 am |
| as a buyer u wont noe la..cos got val or not val, only owner and agent noe..agent will tend to bluff throughout the way..when u happy happy abt the unit, then they will tell u "oh val is out and lts abt 10-30k cov u need to pay out"....I gana before and immediately i walk off from the agent...he tak me boh bian..... |
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14 Oct 08 9:14 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | Recently i've been viewing 3 units, those agents told me the same, Val. on the way....
Last Saturday i asked my agent phone to 1 seller's agent (co-broke welcome n i've been called her earlier)arrange appiontment 4 me, later i asked my mom go n view that unit 4 me, 3 rooms upgraded but it's in original condition, i asked (via my agent)4 Val.+cash=192k, the next day the seller's agent called me againt n asked me to go n view that unit, she said last night got 1 auntie (autually is me)asked 4 Val. + 13k, i asked her why is the price since the Val. haven't come out yet, but i already know that the VAL. is 179k, that kind of shit agent , kan na sia.....
so.... if w/o val. , pl beware of those agents, val. on the way....... is pian xiao. |
wow, still got so cheap HDB in Singapore for < 200k....? who say not affordable?
If I were you I will grap fast fast....if not HDB allow me to buy more than 1 hdb... sigh..... |
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14 Oct 08 9:21 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | the best time to buy is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will go up.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to drop? why not wait for the prices to drop like 15yrs ago where its so much cheaper. |
Go ahead to buy now and be a HERO to catch this falling stone !!! |
Totally agree, the fella who quote
"the best time to buy is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will go up.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to drop? why not wait for the prices to drop like 15yrs ago where its so much cheaper"
I bet is a no brainer, Stuupid and redundant remark trying to blurred the buyer. Wake up loh. |
I think when he quote this:
"the best time to buy is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will go up.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to drop? why not wait for the prices to drop like 15yrs ago where its so much cheaper"
he is actually trying to tell sellers:
"the best time to sell is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will drop.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to up? why not wait for the prices to up to 1mil then sell?"  |
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14 Oct 08 9:23 am |
wow...record rocket shoot for wallstreet overnight, market confident return for global financial market...
COV will back to 30k to 70k again...quick quick dun miss the boat again... |
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14 Oct 08 9:35 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | wow...record rocket shoot for wallstreet overnight, market confident return for global financial market...
COV will back to 30k to 70k again...quick quick dun miss the boat again... |
Dream dream dream.....
Dream dream dream........
dream dream dream.....
dream dream dream..........
Dreamer......... Wake up wake up |
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14 Oct 08 9:47 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | the best time to buy is now people !!! dun be a typical singaporean.next yr property prices will go up.Stop complaining and start acting.waiting for prices to drop? why not wait for the prices to drop like 15yrs ago where its so much cheaper. |
Go ahead to buy now and be a HERO to catch this falling stone !!! |
NOT the time to buy. selling price and cov still very the high leh.
Buy ONLY if you must , no choice. If not don't buy.
read all the 3 pages from this :
http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?t=5773
http://www.sammyboy.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2
http://www.sammyboy.com/
then decide should u buy. |
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14 Oct 08 9:55 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | wow...record rocket shoot for wallstreet overnight, market confident return for global financial market...
COV will back to 30k to 70k again...quick quick dun miss the boat again... |
Huh? why must "quick quick dun miss the boat again..."?? u say "COV will back to 30K to 70K" right? then wait lor.. now not yet 30K to 70K because you say "will back" to 30K to 70K mah.. so sellers have to wait right? 
and why "dun miss the boat again..."?? you mean the boat will pass you very fast huh? so if that is so, then let the boat pass lor... buyers will catch the next boat when COV is lower lor... |
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14 Oct 08 9:56 am |
| Quote: | The great stock market crashes of the last 100 years
Straits Times, 12 October 2008
2008: The Credit Crisis
THE BIG CRASH: It started with the US sub-prime mortgages, which became worthless when home owners defaulted on their loans. The housing market promptly collapsed, wiping out Wall Street's revered investment banks and pulling companies, stock markets and economies around the world down with it.
In the US, more than US$1 trillion was lost in a single day when the Dow posted its biggest loss in history on Sept 29, falling 777.68 points.
RECOVERY: Nowhere in sight yet.
WHY IT'S IMPORTANT: Experts say this is the closest the world has come to rivalling the Great Depression. And it's nowhere near over yet, with the complex financial system still unwinding by the day. |
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14 Oct 08 9:58 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | | Quote: | The great stock market crashes of the last 100 years
Straits Times, 12 October 2008
2008: The Credit Crisis
THE BIG CRASH: It started with the US sub-prime mortgages, which became worthless when home owners defaulted on their loans. The housing market promptly collapsed, wiping out Wall Street's revered investment banks and pulling companies, stock markets and economies around the world down with it.
In the US, more than US$1 trillion was lost in a single day when the Dow posted its biggest loss in history on Sept 29, falling 777.68 points.
RECOVERY: Nowhere in sight yet.
WHY IT'S IMPORTANT: Experts say this is the closest the world has come to rivalling the Great Depression. And it's nowhere near over yet, with the complex financial system still unwinding by the day. |
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aiyo, you should read latest news lar....today 14 Oct liao, last nite wall street record 1 day shoot... |
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14 Oct 08 10:15 am |
| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | Quote: | The great stock market crashes of the last 100 years
Straits Times, 12 October 2008
2008: The Credit Crisis
THE BIG CRASH: It started with the US sub-prime mortgages, which became worthless when home owners defaulted on their loans. The housing market promptly collapsed, wiping out Wall Street's revered investment banks and pulling companies, stock markets and economies around the world down with it.
In the US, more than US$1 trillion was lost in a single day when the Dow posted its biggest loss in history on Sept 29, falling 777.68 points.
RECOVERY: Nowhere in sight yet.
WHY IT'S IMPORTANT: Experts say this is the closest the world has come to rivalling the Great Depression. And it's nowhere near over yet, with the complex financial system still unwinding by the day. |
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aiyo, you should read latest news lar....today 14 Oct liao, last nite wall street record 1 day shoot... |
Sigh, another daft person. How ab out this?
| Quote: | Europe acts; markets cheer
Straits Times, 14 October 2008
'I'm slightly less terrified today than I was on Friday,' said economist Paul Krugman, who won the Nobel prize for economics yesterday. 'We're going to have a recession and perhaps a prolonged one. But perhaps not a collapse,' he added.
In Singapore, Mr Charles Soh, associate director at UOB Kay Hian did not want to be drawn on whether the market has hit bottom, but he agreed that it was 'oversold'.
'Still, with Singapore in a technical recession, it will be difficult for the stock market to recover significantly by the end of the year,' he warned. |
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14 Oct 08 10:19 am |
Wow, you think this means anything? Lol So daft! |
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14 Oct 08 10:37 am |
I doubt your IQ or understanding in simple English, can't you see the guy mention that it is"
"nowhere near over yet""
use your brain ok? if you have one! 
simple minded!
| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | Quote: | The great stock market crashes of the last 100 years
Straits Times, 12 October 2008
2008: The Credit Crisis
THE BIG CRASH: It started with the US sub-prime mortgages, which became worthless when home owners defaulted on their loans. The housing market promptly collapsed, wiping out Wall Street's revered investment banks and pulling companies, stock markets and economies around the world down with it.
In the US, more than US$1 trillion was lost in a single day when the Dow posted its biggest loss in history on Sept 29, falling 777.68 points.
RECOVERY: Nowhere in sight yet.
WHY IT'S IMPORTANT: Experts say this is the closest the world has come to rivalling the Great Depression. And it's nowhere near over yet, with the complex financial system still unwinding by the day. |
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aiyo, you should read latest news lar....today 14 Oct liao, last nite wall street record 1 day shoot... |
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14 Oct 08 10:47 am |
I think this is a desperate agent who fails to understand the difference between affordability and sustainability. Even if I can afford to buy a 3 room house priced at i million I will not buy that. It's rediculous because when the property bubble burst the consequence will be dire |
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