richwang
12-08-18, 09:02
Why this index?
In Singapore, there is no official buyer-driven (not developer-driven) index to show Buyers' Attitude for investment residential properties. This forum might be the best place to fill in that gap.
How does it work?
Everyone is entitled for one vote, the index is calculated by:
the percentage of bulls - percentage of bears
(Please vote even if you are neutral because it will change the overall percentage scores).
Historical Numbers:
Quarter, Votes, Index
Q4 2012, 65, +12
Q1 2013, 35, +6
Q2 2013, 56, 0
Q3, 2013, 59, -34
Q4, 2013, 53, -45
Q1, 2014, 45, -33
Q2, 2014, 43, -44
Q3, 2014, 48, -19
Q4, 2014, 29, +14
Q1, 2015, 29, +7
Q2, 2015, 20, +15
Q3, 2015, 16, +56
Q4, 2015, 7, +28
Q1, 2016, 12, +34
Q2, 2016, 16, +32
Q3, 2016, 16, +81
Q4, 2016, 11, +64
Q1, 2017, 14, +21
Q2, 2017, 13, +77
Q3, 2017, 15, +60
Q4, 2017, 9, +78
Q1, 2018, 9, +100
Q2, 2018, 8, +75
(The max of the index is 100, the minimum of the index is -100)
With less than 10 votes in a row for 3 quarters, I honestly doubt the value of this index.
I have also changed the question to narrow down to "investment residenial" because the impact of recent tax rule changes is huge. (It is always a good time to buy a property for your own stay, just like buying your own clothes, so there is no need to ask that question here).
Within net investment yield around 2%, are you still sure it is a good time to buy investment residential (meaning your 2nd, 3rd) propeorty in Singapore?
Your votes will give us a new picture of that landscope.
Thanks,
Richard
In Singapore, there is no official buyer-driven (not developer-driven) index to show Buyers' Attitude for investment residential properties. This forum might be the best place to fill in that gap.
How does it work?
Everyone is entitled for one vote, the index is calculated by:
the percentage of bulls - percentage of bears
(Please vote even if you are neutral because it will change the overall percentage scores).
Historical Numbers:
Quarter, Votes, Index
Q4 2012, 65, +12
Q1 2013, 35, +6
Q2 2013, 56, 0
Q3, 2013, 59, -34
Q4, 2013, 53, -45
Q1, 2014, 45, -33
Q2, 2014, 43, -44
Q3, 2014, 48, -19
Q4, 2014, 29, +14
Q1, 2015, 29, +7
Q2, 2015, 20, +15
Q3, 2015, 16, +56
Q4, 2015, 7, +28
Q1, 2016, 12, +34
Q2, 2016, 16, +32
Q3, 2016, 16, +81
Q4, 2016, 11, +64
Q1, 2017, 14, +21
Q2, 2017, 13, +77
Q3, 2017, 15, +60
Q4, 2017, 9, +78
Q1, 2018, 9, +100
Q2, 2018, 8, +75
(The max of the index is 100, the minimum of the index is -100)
With less than 10 votes in a row for 3 quarters, I honestly doubt the value of this index.
I have also changed the question to narrow down to "investment residenial" because the impact of recent tax rule changes is huge. (It is always a good time to buy a property for your own stay, just like buying your own clothes, so there is no need to ask that question here).
Within net investment yield around 2%, are you still sure it is a good time to buy investment residential (meaning your 2nd, 3rd) propeorty in Singapore?
Your votes will give us a new picture of that landscope.
Thanks,
Richard