Buyers will always say price will crash and sellers will never accept it - Indian Real Estate Forum

Gaurav2k101 · 02-08-12

There is huge hue and cry about the a major crash coming soon.

While buyers always say the price will fall.

Once they buy, they will say that from here the price will rise up.

So once a buyer acquires a property and becomes an owner, the whole attitude changes from negative to postive.

Is this true?

senthilkr · 03-08-12

apparently !

manisangsu · 03-08-12

On a lighter note, from my childhood i have been reading news about some apocalypse thats going to hit earth in the next few years .. but it never did (we are still apprehensive about 2012)..
Timing property purchase is also quite similar.. as i have always been hearing that property prices will come down.. but it never did... at the best it may get stagnated for a couple of years...

magicbird · 03-08-12

Yeah that's true. In fact it happens with almost every other thing that we buy in our daily routine too.
But yes, property prices are actually rising and rising.

don1930 · 05-08-12

In 2010 i was getting a 2bhk in purva fountain square and price was 52+reg and opposite to purva in maangalya 2bhk price was 45+ reg. At that time i thought that price is too high and it will come down. After 2 years of wait, now i was quoted a final offer in purva as 73+reg but i could purchase a 2bhk in maangalya for 65L.

rovingeye · 05-08-12

Wealthy home sellers capitulate, high end prices drop

(yeah, yeah, I know this is India etc etc.)

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Gaurav2k101 Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 295 Likes Received: 34 Likes Given: 45	Buyers will always say price will crash and sellers will never accept it There is huge hue and cry about the a major crash coming soon. While buyers always say the price will fall. Once they buy, they will say that from here the price will rise up. So once a buyer acquires a property and becomes an owner, the whole attitude changes from negative to postive. Is this true?

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senthilkr New Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 14 Likes Received: 0 Likes Given: 1 My Mood:	apparently !

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manisangsu New Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 20 Likes Received: 3 Likes Given: 8 My Mood:	On a lighter note, from my childhood i have been reading news about some apocalypse thats going to hit earth in the next few years .. but it never did (we are still apprehensive about 2012).. Timing property purchase is also quite similar.. as i have always been hearing that property prices will come down.. but it never did... at the best it may get stagnated for a couple of years...

03-08-12	#4
magicbird New Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 15 Likes Received: 0 Likes Given: 0	Yeah that's true. In fact it happens with almost every other thing that we buy in our daily routine too. But yes, property prices are actually rising and rising.

05-08-12	#5
don1930 New Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 9 Likes Received: 0 Likes Given: 0	In 2010 i was getting a 2bhk in purva fountain square and price was 52+reg and opposite to purva in maangalya 2bhk price was 45+ reg. At that time i thought that price is too high and it will come down. After 2 years of wait, now i was quoted a final offer in purva as 73+reg but i could purchase a 2bhk in maangalya for 65L.

05-08-12	#6
rovingeye Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 642 Likes Received: 135 Likes Given: 110 My Mood:	Wealthy home sellers capitulate, high end prices drop (yeah, yeah, I know this is India etc etc.)