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03-16-2011, 05:55 PM
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In an investor point of view, yes. But honestly I do not want to see people suffer or die and then make some money out of it. :thumbsdown:
03-16-2011, 05:56 PM
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There just needs to be an adjustment... prices are too high at the moment. I mean, $10,000 psf for a place in Tuen Mun? F**k that!!!!
I cant give anyone shit for making money from property... majority of ppl in HK are wealthy due to property.... I just give ppl shit if they live off their parents or spend mummy/daddy's money and not making it themselves!
I cant give anyone shit for making money from property... majority of ppl in HK are wealthy due to property.... I just give ppl shit if they live off their parents or spend mummy/daddy's money and not making it themselves!
yes I hate them too.
right now on J2 there is a TV soap which is about a super rice kid and like you say do not work or do any thing to make money and just spends off his mummy/daddy and he bullsed up on his life and the family do not give him a cent and has to work lol.
it fun to watch
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03-16-2011, 06:03 PM
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you hit the nail with the sledgehammer bro!!
right now i am staying put, i have zero debt and don't want to get into a "burrowed millionaire" status.
mainlanders - well they have slowed a bit, hope the interest rate hike cycle will move them to the UK etc,. where prices are cheap.
2 bed in Docklands is like 250,000pounds+ and near Canary wharf 300-400000, the best areas in london are cheaper than HK (cheap areas)!!!!!!
right now i am staying put, i have zero debt and don't want to get into a "burrowed millionaire" status.
mainlanders - well they have slowed a bit, hope the interest rate hike cycle will move them to the UK etc,. where prices are cheap.
2 bed in Docklands is like 250,000pounds+ and near Canary wharf 300-400000, the best areas in london are cheaper than HK (cheap areas)!!!!!!
unless it drops like sars prices
better to invest in UK
I am thinking to get 1 in Canary wharf too, after this year.
have a bunch of friends living there
Bill 1st floor built I cant wait
03-16-2011, 06:08 PM
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If ppl do care then we all should go GREEN
but this will never happen in HK
03-16-2011, 06:09 PM
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If ppl do care then we all should go GREEN
but this will never happen in HK.
03-16-2011, 06:26 PM
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03-16-2011, 06:46 PM
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then walk the walk, sell your half built flats now and buy one in the uk. Olympics is next yr but beware of cap gain tax in the uk.
tax is rather heavy in the uk
tax is rather heavy in the uk
03-16-2011, 08:21 PM
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If they do then I will give up my British passport
03-16-2011, 08:39 PM
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