Darth Vader;1016381 said:I think whether or not the local property collapse or not will depend on the health of the PRC economy.
90,000 problem units can be snapped up by Chinese buyers.
Singapore is like paradise to these folks.
no other country on this planet have a 73% mandarin speaking population.
(hongkong, macau and Taiwan all belongs to china)
golfgti;1016201 said:here r 2 telling charts.
SIBOR: SIBOR (3-mth) Rate Historical Trend Chart - Singapore
Rental yield: https://www.squarefoot.com.sg/market-watch/rental-yield
Back in Jan 2007, SIBOR was 3.4% n rental yields were 4.4% overall. Now SIBOR is 0.31% & rental yield is 3.5%....
As & when SIBOR goes back to 3.4%, the only way yields can remain at 3.5% & prop price doesnt correct is that rents go up alot more. Taking into consideration the FT labour squeeze & record physical prop supply next few yrs, its hard to b bullish on rents and prices both continuing up...
If rents go down & SIBOR goes back 3+%, thats a bearish combo as prices likely have to correct...
Darth Vader;1016381 said:I think whether or not the local property collapse or not will depend on the health of the PRC economy.
90,000 problem units can be snapped up by Chinese buyers.
Singapore is like paradise to these folks.
no other country on this planet have a 73% mandarin speaking population.
(hongkong, macau and Taiwan all belongs to china)
DrK;1016641 said:Depends on who takes over Bernanke. People close says that Summers will be the next fed chair. He is a hawkish guy. Rates will not climb up like a snail. I think the era of real negative rates will end by H1 of next year.
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All these talk is technical without looking at the supply side. Hearsay that developers are not as bullish anymore. They are cutting back on development plans to consolidate cost and growth. First tell-tale signs are the forward PEs of these major developer stocks. HK developer stock prices have fallen abit. Shows that housing prices are stablising. Sg is usually like 6 months to 1 year behind HK housing markets. Also look at REITs performance. That is usually a good indicator of how rents will progress moving forward.
golfgti;1016970 said:Might b janet yellen. Also, developers r usually valued on P/B not P/E coz of their fixed asset concentration. P/E is more for investment props like REITs but they are valued mostly in P/B unless they are purely renting n dont own any asset. Thats how ah cheong likely decided 2 take SCGD private aside frm tax savings.
seanskye;1016974 said:I'm with you on Janet. And hello QExxx... Or at least a long taper.
Mockngbrd;1016660 said:nobodoy post sexy girl photo yet. good.
brosiss;1016541 said:So true. It is proven, Chinese economy saved the world.
John136888;1017074 said:Bro, I have a different view. They ruined the world economy by cheap labour, fake or copied products, excessive garment support oversea projects...we have been happily enjoying all the goodies of jobs & prosperity in the old days without them.
Darth Vader;1017461 said:this is china's century, our lives are tied to them for the better or for the worst.
our prosperity as a nation will depend on the grace of china.
credit must be given to LKY for recognising it early when china was just opening its doors.