I would be very surprised if Country Garden does not default at some point in the next 5 years. Their CEO who is in the early 30s, is reckless to begin this project. By the way, do you trust a company who falsely advertise the development to be in Singapore?
If even the PRC are aware of the cons, I wonder who else would not have realised the deep shit they dig themselves into. Even S&P has lowered their debt rating to BB from BB+ in Mar this year.
But on a personal note, I am looking at making a loss of close to SGD$500,000 for buying a property in Iskandar... Yes, I am that bleak... I just don't see how I can find tenants and sell the condo given how abundant the supply is going to be...
Wow....which project did you buy into, if you don't mind sharing?
Somewhere in Johor Bahru.
Condo unit with RM$1,500,000 loss must be very high end.
Simply impossible.
If I bought a unit at 2m ringgit, what do you think is the worst case scenario given all the development? Happy to hear otherwise.
Why so difficult. Just go through the past posts and you can guess already.Astaka buyer?
Why so difficult. Just go through the past posts and you can guess already.
But on a personal note, I am looking at making a loss of close to SGD$500,000 for buying a property in Iskandar... Yes, I am that bleak... I just don't see how I can find tenants and sell the condo given how abundant the supply is going to be...
You have already bought the condo at that price? That's a very high price for a condo in Iskandar.
In the worst case, is it possible for you to try to live there yourself?
I'm not sure if it makes sense. Such things are easy to say. But to do it may be another thing. Even for a weekend, 1 hr jam people are already complaining. To do this on a regular basis, it does get very tiring after a while.
If it is just next to CIQ, no so bad la. No need to be so bleak. This one is surely better than those clustered concrete towers. Different owners, different affluence.ASSUMING it is me with RM2m to spend on a condo, I would buy one very near to CIQ. I would skip the jams by taking a train across, or maybe even walk across the Causeway. Beat the jam, save time, more certain timing depending on how fast the walking pace, and get to exercise. Over at Singapore side, hop on to parked bike and ride to work. Riding a bike to work in Singapore means cutting time caught in peak hour jams too, especially on BKE and PIE.