6. Extreme price escalation of properties to an
unjustifiable level, leading to disproportionate
valuation of property. Everyone wants to ride on this
once in a lifetime opportunity, further pushing prices
up.
Oversupply will cause the dumping of properties which
would drastically pulls down property prices. This
happen because the housing demand was driven up as
people bought house as investments, leading to price
heating.
7. This will creates of a surge of
supply that will pulls down
property prices. Panic selling is
when investors start to sell their
investment property all at once. It
is irrational decisions that many
endupregrettingit.
8. The last housing bubble burst in
Malaysia happened around 1997, which
we all know was the Asian financial
crisis. It lasted about two years
where the transaction value and volume
during that year.
9. “GOT BUBBLE
OR NOT
Housing bubble is not taking place in the Malaysian property market. It is
because the country’s strong fundamentals and the cooling measures
introduced by Bank Negara Malaysia, which have moderated the impact
frompricegrowthinthelastmarketboom.
10. Conclusion
People should be wary when the value of an asset bloats to a level where the expectation on the
economic returns is unjustifiable or has an unfounded basis. If a bubble is forming and when it
“bursts”, it will probably lead to sharp drops in asset prices where it will trigger an economic
downturn or arecession.
