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Dear all,
I intend to buy a pte property in Yio Chu Kang area as my in-laws stays in AMK. They will help to take care of my kid so prefer to stay near them. I have visited Sunrise Gardens (2-rms) and found it to be pretty OK. An estimate valuation of the Sunrise is around $450k for 2-rms.
1. Is Sunrise Gdns a good location to invest for stay?
2. Other properties to recommend?
Thanks!
Hope this info helps,
Road: Sunrise Ave
Top: 06/1999
Tenure: 99 from 24/06/1995
District: 28
Unit Info: Living Room: Marble
Bed Room: Parquet
Brick walls and tall windows, Kitchen Cabinet, Aircon, Wardrobe
Total Units: 252 in 4-storey condo
2 Rooms: 76 to 120 sq.m. (818 to 1292 sq.ft.)
3 Rooms: 113 to 153 sq.m. (1216 to 1647 sq.ft.)
4 Rooms: 157 to 174 sq.m. (1690 to 1873 sq.ft.)
Facilities:
BBQ pit
Car Park
Gymnasium
Multi Purpose Hall
Playground
Sauna
Tennis Court
Swimming Pool
Wadding Pool
Security
Club House
Jogging Track
Developer: Winfast Investment Pte Ltd (Wing Tai Land)
I think mass market condos like Sunrise Gardens are quite a safe bet, since they are well supported by the HDB's restricted supplies due to the BTO programme.Quote:
Originally Posted by glwk9
However, lower risks also means lower returns hence they are unlikely to shoot up as much as the high-end condos (or fall as much).
I think $450k is a very reasonable price for a condo. I tried searching around but cannot find anything in this price range. (By the way, I'm not an agent, just a kay poh). :millie:
There is this "The Garden at Bishan" (also 99 years) where the small one 883 sf selling for around $650k+. It's nearer to town but more expensive.
I just read Channel News Asia today reported that the private property market seems to be stirring.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...341607/1/.html
Quote:
Title:Private home sales leapt 80% in March from February
Date:15 April 2008 2010 hrs (SST)
URL:http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...341607/1/.html
SINGAPORE: There are signs the property market in Singapore might be making an about-turn following its muted start to the year.
Figures released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) show that the number of private homes sold in March leapt 80 per cent from the month before, signalling improved buyer sentiment.
And developers were even more positive. They launched more than 600 units for sale in March - about 85 per cent more than the month before, and the highest in seven months.
Analysts said they expect to see more units being placed on sale in the months to come.
To see other properties in the area, check the site below:Quote:
Originally Posted by glwk9
http://www.propertyhub.com.sg/compon...d,35/mapId,28/
:)
Hi glwk9,
you can visit:
http://www.iproperty.com.sg/property...sby=wpz&obya=0
they show all the properties available for sale in yio chu kang. so check it out to see what other options you have yeah, cos there are pretty useful information there.