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http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/archive/tuesday/premium/singapore/top-hits-2013-20131231
Published December 31, 2013
Top hits in 2013
As the market winds down in December, we take a look at some of the key market trends in the jobs and housing sectors, according to online classifieds, ST701
By Mindy Tan
Most expensive condominiums
Twentyone Angullia Park
Based on prices from May to November 2013, Twentyone Angullia Park tops the list as Singapore's fanciest and priciest condominium, at an average selling price of $5,181 per square foot (psf), according to data from Singapore Property Watch.
Located in River Valley, the 54-unit, freehold condominium's average selling price hit an all-time high in June at $5,560 psf, before dropping to an all-time low of $4,704 psf in August . A total of four units were transacted in 2013.
It is expected to receive its Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) in 2014.
Skyline@ Orchard Boulevard
Designed by award-winning Fumihiko Maki, units at Skyline@Orchard Boulevard were transacted at an average selling price of $4,230 psf for the period. Only one unit, measuring 2,067 sq ft, was sold in January. Located on Angullia Park, the 40- unit, freehold property is expected to receive its TOP in 2015.
The Marq on Paterson Hill
Similarly, only one 3,089 sq ft unit was sold at The Marq on Paterson Hill in August this year. It was transacted at $4,046 psf. The freehold condominium, which comprises 66 units, received its TOP in 2011.
Most viewed condominiums
(including Executive Condos)
Ripple Bay in Pasir Ris garnered the most page views among the condominiums, with 32,462 views, between January and November this year.
Waterbay, an executive condominium in Punggol came in second place, with 26,241 page views.
Urban Vista, which is located at Tanah Merah Kechil Road, rounded up the top three, with 24,852 page views.
Most popular HDB flat types
Based on data extracted for January to September, four-room HDB flats were the most preferred among home buyers, with 4,950 units sold. This accounts for about 37.42 per cent of HDB types sold, including executive HDB units, multi-generational units, and HUDC units.
A total of 4,035 three-room HDB flats were transacted within the period, accounting for 30.5 per cent of transactions.
Five-room HDB flats rounded up the top-three most popular HDB flat types, with 2,945 units sold within the period.
Most affordable HDB estates
For the period January to September, Woodlands emerged the most affordable HDB estate, with transaction prices averaging $389 psf.
Chao Chu Kang came in second, at $397 psf.
Pasir Ris rounded up the top three most affordable HDB estates, at $409 psf.
Most viewed HDB estates
Woodlands was the most viewed estate on STProperty.sg for the period January to November, generating 28,242 page views
Jurong West was a close second, with 28,121 page views.
The third most viewed HDB estate was Bedok, with 27,265 page views.
teddybear, CCR already hitting >$5000psf, you still talking about $1700psf?
Told you wrong side of CCR liao dont believe.
Really $5000 psf in CCR and no cheaper? You must be idiot! There are so many better deals out there in CCR!
Don't need to go far, since below article mentioned the Marc@Paterson transacted at $4,046 psf, I point you to "The Paterson", just on opposite side of road to Marc, transacted at $2,006 psf! May be not $1700 psf but still close! If you want $1700 psf, please go River Valley resale still got many chance, don't say I never tell you, better than paying $1700 psf in OCR J Gateway and get polluted by all the heavy industry plants, the exhausts from the ships and the container trucks that must pass by Jurong to Tuas and back to the rest part of Singapore! and not mentioning this Jurong place has the worst fengshui in Singapore.................. :tongue3:
teddybear, CCR already hitting >$5000psf, you still talking about $1700psf?
Told you wrong side of CCR liao dont believe.
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/archive/tuesday/premium/singapore/top-hits-2013-20131231
Published December 31, 2013
Top hits in 2013
As the market winds down in December, we take a look at some of the key market trends in the jobs and housing sectors, according to online classifieds, ST701
By Mindy Tan
Most expensive condominiums
Twentyone Angullia Park
Based on prices from May to November 2013, Twentyone Angullia Park tops the list as Singapore's fanciest and priciest condominium, at an average selling price of $5,181 per square foot (psf), according to data from Singapore Property Watch.
Located in River Valley, the 54-unit, freehold condominium's average selling price hit an all-time high in June at $5,560 psf, before dropping to an all-time low of $4,704 psf in August . A total of four units were transacted in 2013.
It is expected to receive its Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) in 2014.
Skyline@ Orchard Boulevard
Designed by award-winning Fumihiko Maki, units at Skyline@Orchard Boulevard were transacted at an average selling price of $4,230 psf for the period. Only one unit, measuring 2,067 sq ft, was sold in January. Located on Angullia Park, the 40- unit, freehold property is expected to receive its TOP in 2015.
The Marq on Paterson Hill
Similarly, only one 3,089 sq ft unit was sold at The Marq on Paterson Hill in August this year. It was transacted at $4,046 psf. The freehold condominium, which comprises 66 units, received its TOP in 2011.
Most viewed condominiums
(including Executive Condos)
Ripple Bay in Pasir Ris garnered the most page views among the condominiums, with 32,462 views, between January and November this year.
Waterbay, an executive condominium in Punggol came in second place, with 26,241 page views.
Urban Vista, which is located at Tanah Merah Kechil Road, rounded up the top three, with 24,852 page views.
Most popular HDB flat types
Based on data extracted for January to September, four-room HDB flats were the most preferred among home buyers, with 4,950 units sold. This accounts for about 37.42 per cent of HDB types sold, including executive HDB units, multi-generational units, and HUDC units.
A total of 4,035 three-room HDB flats were transacted within the period, accounting for 30.5 per cent of transactions.
Five-room HDB flats rounded up the top-three most popular HDB flat types, with 2,945 units sold within the period.
Most affordable HDB estates
For the period January to September, Woodlands emerged the most affordable HDB estate, with transaction prices averaging $389 psf.
Chao Chu Kang came in second, at $397 psf.
Pasir Ris rounded up the top three most affordable HDB estates, at $409 psf.
Most viewed HDB estates
Woodlands was the most viewed estate on STProperty.sg for the period January to November, generating 28,242 page views
Jurong West was a close second, with 28,121 page views.
The third most viewed HDB estate was Bedok, with 27,265 page views.
Really $5000 psf in CCR and no cheaper? You must be idiot! There are so many better deals out there in CCR!
And this Journalist who wrote below article need to get a big slap in the face because Twentyone Angullia Park is not in River Valley but just 400m away from Marc@Paterson along Paterson Road in Orchard!
Don't need to go far, since below article mentioned the Marc@Paterson transacted at $4,046 psf, I point you to "The Paterson", just on opposite side of Paterson Road to Marc@Paterson, transacted at $2,006 psf (and that is 50% reduction in price or >$2000 psf savings just across the road!).
Yah, may be "The Paterson" not so nice in design and class, then you can try "Paterson Residence" just in front of Marc@Paterson, one of the few only condo in Singapore with Concierge service and excellent landscaping and with lots of privacy (about 100 units only) and what do you need to pay? $2500 psf! Oh my gosh! >$1500 psf or almost 40% cheaper than Marc@Paterson! You see how many good deals there are in CCR? It is not that there are no good deals in CCR, but just that most units are big and most ordinary people like you just cannot afford (may be that is the truth and most people like you just don't want to admit)!!!
Above may be not $1700 psf but still close! If you want $1700 psf, please go River Valley resale still got many chance, don't say I never tell you, better than paying $1700 psf in OCR J Gateway and get polluted by all the heavy industry plants, the exhausts from the ships and the container trucks that must pass by Jurong to Tuas and back to the rest part of Singapore! and not mentioning this Jurong place has the worst fengshui in Singapore.................. :tongue3:
teddybear, CCR already hitting >$5000psf, you still talking about $1700psf?
Told you wrong side of CCR liao dont believe.
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/archive/tuesday/premium/singapore/top-hits-2013-20131231
Published December 31, 2013
Top hits in 2013
As the market winds down in December, we take a look at some of the key market trends in the jobs and housing sectors, according to online classifieds, ST701
By Mindy Tan
Most expensive condominiums
Twentyone Angullia Park
Based on prices from May to November 2013, Twentyone Angullia Park tops the list as Singapore's fanciest and priciest condominium, at an average selling price of $5,181 per square foot (psf), according to data from Singapore Property Watch.
Located in River Valley, the 54-unit, freehold condominium's average selling price hit an all-time high in June at $5,560 psf, before dropping to an all-time low of $4,704 psf in August . A total of four units were transacted in 2013.
It is expected to receive its Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) in 2014.
Skyline@ Orchard Boulevard
Designed by award-winning Fumihiko Maki, units at Skyline@Orchard Boulevard were transacted at an average selling price of $4,230 psf for the period. Only one unit, measuring 2,067 sq ft, was sold in January. Located on Angullia Park, the 40- unit, freehold property is expected to receive its TOP in 2015.
The Marq on Paterson Hill
Similarly, only one 3,089 sq ft unit was sold at The Marq on Paterson Hill in August this year. It was transacted at $4,046 psf. The freehold condominium, which comprises 66 units, received its TOP in 2011.
Most viewed condominiums
(including Executive Condos)
Ripple Bay in Pasir Ris garnered the most page views among the condominiums, with 32,462 views, between January and November this year.
Waterbay, an executive condominium in Punggol came in second place, with 26,241 page views.
Urban Vista, which is located at Tanah Merah Kechil Road, rounded up the top three, with 24,852 page views.
Most popular HDB flat types
Based on data extracted for January to September, four-room HDB flats were the most preferred among home buyers, with 4,950 units sold. This accounts for about 37.42 per cent of HDB types sold, including executive HDB units, multi-generational units, and HUDC units.
A total of 4,035 three-room HDB flats were transacted within the period, accounting for 30.5 per cent of transactions.
Five-room HDB flats rounded up the top-three most popular HDB flat types, with 2,945 units sold within the period.
Most affordable HDB estates
For the period January to September, Woodlands emerged the most affordable HDB estate, with transaction prices averaging $389 psf.
Chao Chu Kang came in second, at $397 psf.
Pasir Ris rounded up the top three most affordable HDB estates, at $409 psf.
Most viewed HDB estates
Woodlands was the most viewed estate on STProperty.sg for the period January to November, generating 28,242 page views
Jurong West was a close second, with 28,121 page views.
The third most viewed HDB estate was Bedok, with 27,265 page views.
Teddybear, this thing about CCR >$5000psf while you are still kpkb about $1700psf must be getting on your nerve...is that why you double post?
Told you liao, when buying CCR, dont buy at the wrong side...:D
Missed the boat on OCR - checked
Missed the boat on MM - checked
Buy at the wrong side of CCR - double checked
LOL!!
Told you already, don't have to keep selling and marketing JLD and your J Gateway if you buy the wrong price (not side)... Pay $1700 psf for J Gateway when surrounding condos only selling at $1100 psf? Must be an idiot to do that! ha ha ha! :rolleyes:
Why not you wait 5 years later and come back to tell how much you can sell your J Gateway by then? >$2000 psf while the surrounding still selling at $1200 psf? Wait long long.........................
ALSO DON'T HAVE! :o
Teddybear, this thing about CCR >$5000psf while you are still kpkb about $1700psf must be getting on your nerve...is that why you double post?
Told you liao, when buying CCR, dont buy at the wrong side...:D
Missed the boat on OCR - checked
Missed the boat on MM - checked
Buy at the wrong side of CCR - double checked
LOL!!
Told you already, don't have to keep selling and marketing JLD and your J Gateway if you buy the wrong price (not side)... Pay $1700 psf for J Gateway when surrounding condos only selling at $1100 psf? Must be an idiot to do that! ha ha ha! :rolleyes:
Why not you wait 5 years later and come back to tell how much you can sell your J Gateway by then? >$2000 psf while the surrounding still selling at $1200 psf? Wait long long.........................
ALSO DON'T HAVE! :o
Do I need to remind you that you are like a frog living in the well?.
missed the boat on OCR - checked
missed the boat on MM - checked
invest in the wrong side of CCR - checked
For someone who doesnt even know where exactly is jurong gateway, I am not surprise that you will make pointless comparison between the price of a new launch MM and a TOPed 3 bedders that is located a different location.
Perhaps you should also ask yourself, why some CCR projects are selling at 5000psf, while your neighborhood is still stagnated at $1700psf after all these years.
Firstly, I quoted that Marc@Paterson transacted >$4000 psf.
Then I quoted you Paterson Residence not in another neighbourhood, but within 50m of Marc@Paterson and selling at about $2500 psf.
Now you ask me why Marc@Paterson can sell at >$4000 psf while Paterson Residence only $2500 psf?
Obvious you must be very ignorant isn't it? Both are in the same vicinity within 50m apart, directly opposite each other on just the opposite side of the same Paterson Road, so they are not in different neighbourhood,
and Paterson Residence has Concierge service, has very good landscaping, has good privacy (very few units in the estate), full facilities, enough car park lots for owners to park 2 cars, not really inferior to Marc@Paterson, why different by >$1500 psf?
Very simple answer lah, those buyers of Marc@Paterson are people like you, either they are ignorant of Singapore property prices of surrounding projects other than the one that they bought (very likely because they are mostly foreigners) OR they are plain stupid idiot (you and the J Gateway buyers only, not Marc buyers)! Ha ha ha!
If you have not seen what is high-quality high-class estate, please go to Marc@Paterson or Paterson Residence to take a look. Look at the materials used in the estate common areas, in the condo units etc. You will find that it is heaven and earth compared to your J Gateway, and people are just paying $2500 psf with Concierge service and full condo facilities with just about 100 units (absolutely quiet condo with lots of privacy and lots of abundance car park space) vs you paying $1700 psf for that OCR J Gateway for that massively over-crowded and obviously very noisy mass-market estate with insufficient car park lots to even allocate just 1 car park lot to every unit's owner in the estate! :p
Do I need to remind you that you are like a frog living in the well?.
missed the boat on OCR - checked
missed the boat on MM - checked
invest in the wrong side of CCR - checked
For someone who doesnt even know where exactly is jurong gateway, I am not surprise that you will make pointless comparison between the price of a new launch MM and a TOPed 3 bedders that is located a different location.
Perhaps you should also ask yourself, why some CCR projects are selling at 5000psf, while your neighborhood is still stagnated at $1700psf after all these years.
Firstly, I quoted that Marc@Paterson transacted >$4000 psf.
Then I quoted you Paterson Residence not in another neighbourhood, but within 50m of Marc@Paterson and selling at about $2500 psf.
Now you ask me why Marc@Paterson can sell at >$4000 psf while Paterson Residence only $2500 psf?
Obvious you must be very ignorant isn't it? Both are in the same vicinity within 50m apart, directly opposite each other on just the opposite side of the same Paterson Road, so they are not in different neighbourhood,
and Paterson Residence has Concierge service, has very good landscaping, has good privacy (very few units in the estate), full facilities, not really inferior to Marc@Paterson, why different by >$1500 psf?
Very simple answer lah, those buyers of Marc@Paterson are people like you, either they are ignorant of Singapore property prices of surrounding projects other than the one that they bought (very likely because they are mostly foreigners) OR they are plain stupid idiot (you and the J Gateway buyers only, not Marc buyers)! Ha ha ha!
If you have not seen what is high-quality high-class estate, please go to Marc@Paterson or Paterson Residence to take a look. You will find that it is heaven and earth compared to your J Gateway, and people are just paying $2500 psf with Concierge service and full condo facilities with just about 100 units (absolutely quiet condo with lots of privacy) vs you paying $1700 psf for that OCR J Gateway for that massively over-crowded and obviously very noisy mass-market estate! :p
Life sure is simple if you are the only frog living in the well.
I guess you are going to say that Central Area is not as good as the rest of CCR because its over crowded and noise???
when grapes are out of reach, they sure looks sour to you isnt it?
So you are saying J Gateway is a high-class high-quality condo? I don't think so. Do you agree with me that J Gateway is a low-class low-quality mass market condo? I wait for your reply. If you disagree, you may want to tell us the following which differentiates your J Gateway which you bought at S$1700 psf from e.g. Paterson Residence (PR) which is just transacted at S$2500 psf :
1) What materials flooring are being used in your J Gateway units?
Do you get marble flooring in living room, dining room, kitchen, and bathrooms like PR?
Do you get big piece hardwood flooring in your bedrooms like PR?
2) Your J Gateway units come with Miele appliances including Miele refrigerators, Miele dish washers, Miele washer-dryers, cooker hob and hood like PR?
3) Your J Gateway units come with high-quality bath-fitting like Hansgrohe/AXIO/Newform/..., TOTO/Ideal Standard/... like PR?
4) Your J Gateway get granite flooring in your common areas like PR?
5) Your J Gateway has fully air-conditioned lift lobbies with TVs and seating spaces like PR?
6) Your J Gateway has Concierge facilities and service like PR?
7) Your J Gateway can allow every owner to park 2 cars in your estate like PR?
There are more (like how many units in the estate for privacy and not too noisy etc) but above is more than sufficient already because I am afraid your answer about J Gateway is probably ZERO to all the above! :doh:
If J Gateway cannot even fulfill 3 out of the 7 above, then isn't it true that it is a low-class low-quality mass market condo (let alone that it is located in OCR and yet sold at $1700 psf! :doh:)
Life sure is simple if you are the only frog living in the well.
I guess you are going to say that Central Area is not as good as the rest of CCR because its over crowded and noise???
when grapes are out of reach, they sure looks sour to you isnt it?
Firstly, I quoted that Marc@Paterson transacted >$4000 psf.
Then I quoted you Paterson Residence not in another neighbourhood, but within 50m of Marc@Paterson and selling at about $2500 psf.
Now you ask me why Marc@Paterson can sell at >$4000 psf while Paterson Residence only $2500 psf?
Obvious you must be very ignorant isn't it? Both are in the same vicinity within 50m apart, directly opposite each other on just the opposite side of the same Paterson Road, so they are not in different neighbourhood,
and Paterson Residence has Concierge service, has very good landscaping, has good privacy (very few units in the estate), full facilities, enough car park lots for owners to park 2 cars, not really inferior to Marc@Paterson, why different by >$1500 psf?
Very simple answer lah, those buyers of Marc@Paterson are people like you, either they are ignorant of Singapore property prices of surrounding projects other than the one that they bought (very likely because they are mostly foreigners) OR they are plain stupid idiot (you and the J Gateway buyers only, not Marc buyers)! Ha ha ha!
If you have not seen what is high-quality high-class estate, please go to Marc@Paterson or Paterson Residence to take a look. Look at the materials used in the estate common areas, in the condo units etc. You will find that it is heaven and earth compared to your J Gateway, and people are just paying $2500 psf with Concierge service and full condo facilities with just about 100 units (absolutely quiet condo with lots of privacy and lots of abundance car park space) vs you paying $1700 psf for that OCR J Gateway for that massively over-crowded and obviously very noisy mass-market estate with insufficient car park lots to even allocate just 1 car park lot to every unit's owner in the estate! :p
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