Are property boom or bust?

SBC

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Will continue to taper very gradually till ABSD is removed or when flood gate is opened further.
 

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Actually from most opinions, it seems like 1 action from government(removal of cooling measures) can greatly boost the whole property market.
So even if bust, for whatever reason, it is also temporary.

Mid-long term, property is still gonna be boom.
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so long as the employment rate remains ok, the property still can hold a while more... people will hold until they cannot make it, then kena bank auction.

i think the current yield of 3% is too pathetic to be classified under "investment". because most units are 99 leasehold, they are actually depreciating about 3% every year. so the rental is barely enough to cover the cost (depreciation & loan interest). please correct me if i am wrong.
 

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Yes.. you can see on the rentals. alot are doing short term rentals. desperate liao

Ya.....My friend's shoebox condo around East Coast cannot rent out for more than a year liao......:s22:
 
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