Rank: Member Joined: 2/24/2015 Posts: 154 Location: Nairobi
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cyruskulei wrote:Spikes wrote:Spikes wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:Spikes wrote:kiash wrote:I know the stuff on moles eeh malls has been discussed before but there has been several tuarticles predicting the fall of the property industry.Mara shrinking demand VS oversupply, then there is the issue of pricing.I still do not get who buys those appartments going for over 18M in some eastates and yet stuff like location , finishings seems to have been neglected.Not that 18M is expensive as some might say but i still do not think people are getting a fai deal.When the prices come down for correction, some will weep in the toilets.Everyone is in the industry for speculation, on the malls wacha wajenge watapatiana space for free. When the property bubble bursts housing prices will come down crashing. A time to purchase is coming. I will buy when the market is unable to sustain oversupply pressure, totally overwhelming bloodbath in the balance sheets of realtors. Kama bei ya unga haishuki, shamba ndio itashuka? Market forces: SS//DD. Jameni! Supply of land constant, population and demand increasing Oversupply of property development, shopping malls and residential homes on constant land. Hyper supply of office space across the country outstripping efforts of households disposable income strained by rapid population increase . Unemployment a major challenge to corrupt government's failed NYS initiative. I strongly believe construction sector will overheat on the basis that the rich are less than 20% of the population. Even if you own the whole world you will sleep in one bed at a time; eat one meal at time; wear a suit at a time. As long as the majority, nearly 90%, are languishing in abject poverty the real estate exponential growth is on the verge of collapse. Why do we have low insurance penetration if people have enough income to consume? http://www.the-star.co.k...-loss-for-2015_c1334756
Those who attended the meeting this morning, any further directions from management? Terrible terrible terrible. 1.2B LOSS. Worst company. Not sweet candy anymore. "Make money when others are lamenting" ...
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