In this current time with the increase of almost everything what is best ? to own a property or not?

anyway, property nowadays are not selling out as good as last time. especially the sub sale units.

@kappapride Go for new township sir..can pm me and i can advise u personally

this is a very subjective question based on my 2 cents:

1st are you the type that have extra money that you can afford to purchase and maintain a property? - purchasing a property is relatively easy, but not every time things is as per what you planned... for instance, after a few months of moving in, you realize that your upper floor neighbor bathroom is having a leakage into your plaster ceiling, and if the neighbor refuse to fix it, do you happened to have extra cost to fix it for them before taking legal action against them? or you can just leave it and let your plaster ceiling rot? 

2nd there are people who like to rent, as to them, having a full furnished new property, they can just stay for 2 years with just a luggage bag and when they find that the design is outdated or getting old, they will just carry their luggage bag and move to another place with new furniture and fixing. 

sub-sale market is relatively slow due to the fact, many would like to price their property in a price that is above the market value and they always have the mind set that buying an condo of rm 300k i can flipped it at rm 600k (but they do not realize that the flipping age is actually over) all developer that sold you the unit is selling you at the price of future value instead. 

in year 2017 and year 2018 it is a really good year for buying property if you have the $$$$ in your pocket, as there are many owner that willing to sell below cost due to the slowness in the market or urgency of wanting to settle off his outstanding before proclamation of sale is being executed by the bank (not all but there are many that start feeling the heat due to they can no longer afford the loan)

i would advise that, only choose something that you like and you want instead of following what other people say (this is good, it will bring high ROI etc)

@imronaldsoo Good advice for starters out there who are still inbetween buying or renting a property. Just to add on a little, i agree that do seek out what is within your price range and what/which area you do really like to be the deciding factor. 

@Jacelyn thanks for sharing