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« on: 15 December 2010, 18:03:12 pm »
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Have you felt like wringing someone's neck when confronted with an unhappy situation. If that situation happens to be the rising, or make it- escalating, property prices whose neck would you wring first ?


1.  Property owners hoping to sell high

2.  Real estate agents

3.  Journalists

4.  Speculators

5.  Investors/developers

6.  Private banks

7.  Central bankers

8.  Policymakers

9.  Those surrounding you

10. Yourselves

The sequence is intentional.

Take your pick.

I couldnt decide whether to place 'God' at the top or bottom of the list above, so I had to leave him out.
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« on: 15 December 2010, 18:03:12 pm »
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SAE
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« Reply #1 on: 15 December 2010, 18:33:28 pm »
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When confronted with an unhappy situation why on earth would property owners or estate agents even enter my head?Huh 
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HannahSingapore
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« Reply #2 on: 24 December 2010, 1:04:15 am »
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I always blame bankers but that's just me ;p
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Calm like Buddha
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« Reply #3 on: 02 January 2011, 8:28:04 am »
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The SG property market is ridiculous, a big casino.  You pay big money for little dog boxes, you pay stupidly huge money for decent houses.

My solution: company pays me cash housing allowance and I spend 60% of it on rent and pocket the rest.

When I hear of prices going up or down, it breezes over me.  I'm not in the game and don't care one bit.  I own several other properties in other parts of the world where things are normal.

Renting in SG is the way to go.
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« Reply #4 on: 03 January 2011, 14:52:06 pm »
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Renting in SG is the way to go.

Living under the Boddhi tree is cheapest and the most enlightening  Grin
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