As per our topic, dont you agree?

I personally have study most of the new launching properties within klang valley, i would say 99% developer are launching at future value. 

Since then, I would to look into high potential of future capital growth property, are you using the same strategy as me? or you have your point of view, please share some here =)

Location always the key, even developers are launching at future value just as you said, people still go for it, as there are demand, developers will continue to set the pricing as right now. 

How do you find high potential of future capital growth property? I guess probably we have to aim for like a new township just like another desa park city..hahha

Nicholas, agree what you said. Better look for township project. haha..

What are you aiming now? any recommendation?

actually the price is equal with the land price .... 

Agree that most new launches are very expensive. However, recently u can see quite a number of more affordable ones. Developers are adjusting ... to offer the type of supply which has more demand due to the slowdown in the sector.

Look at the sub-sale market, u might be able to get good deals.

TownShip like >>

Bandar Saujana Putra @ Jenjarom

SouthVille @ MahSing ???

Price are starting stabilize now compare with few years back

When property become affordable... you will noticed that the number of units in the building increases... especially in klang valley area... most property that is priced reasonable is in high density category

Depends on how you see it 

But yes I agree alot of them selling future price but not all

I disagree. Many developments now are in the affordable segment, as that is where the demand is. Cost of development has gone up while prices have not shot up, especially if you compare 2-3 years ago. That time, yes, inflated prices.

Even in townships, Desa Park City was priced at future prices at every phase, due to their unique concept and great living environment. When they started, they were easily 30-50% higher than surrounding projects. That's the difference between a good developer who recognises the value they are creating versus one who merely throws things into the market, hoping to strike jackpot. Sadly, many times, the latter comes with inferior product and quality

I prefers to buy subsales, especially for auction property, which may get a good deals lower than market price, more room to growth for future capital gain and rental can pay off loan installment. However, it still depends on what you want. 

@jdh Jonathan probably you can share a few project that is currently on sale and not selling at future pricing for the floor so that interested buyer can purchase?

@imronaldsoo it could be bias haha as I m selling. Like Court 28, Sfera Residency could be a good example but people will say its not comparable to the old houses price. I should say its how one perception see it. 

Some even pay higher price for prime area, they still willing to pay but when ask them to buy something slightly outskirt, thought price is low or equal to market price, they wil think twice or not even think about it. At the end its about the buyer invest preference or believe

All product (project, subsale, auction etc) have their own supporter. All can profit, its property investment. Its just which tools you believe most :)

@Andy good sharing