Valley Park 2-bedrm for SALE/RENT
Size: 1109 sqft
Fully-furnished
Mid-floor, pool-view
Pls send me a private message if interested to view.
No agents pls... tks.
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Valley Park 2-bedrm for SALE/RENT
Size: 1109 sqft
Fully-furnished
Mid-floor, pool-view
Pls send me a private message if interested to view.
No agents pls... tks.
pls tell us your asking if interested to sell.
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Originally Posted by penguin
May I get some feedback from the forum people as to what psf range should I be looking to rent/sell my Valley Park 2-bedder at in this current market?
The latest 2 sale transactions are:
477 River Valley Road #18-XX
999 Yrs From 21/06/1877
$1272psf
1808sqft
$2300k
06 Nov 09
473 River Valley Road #10-XX
999 Yrs From 21/06/1877
$1315psf
1216sqft
$1600k
30 Oct 09
Tks.
i offer you at 1000psf. Take note of looming fin crisis II. Pm me if you are interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by penguin
1k psf quite hard to get even certain new condos in D12 these days.
can get soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Regulators
Bankers may support u with their often crappy valuations but remember that no sellers wud.Quote:
Originally Posted by nobrainer32007
watch this space!
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Originally Posted by Regulators
Tks for the offer, but I wont consider at 1000psf...
I think it can fetch a much better price.
Initially, I thought you can just sell to the Indians or some other foreigners.Quote:
Originally Posted by penguin
Now, I think you should also sell to the rich Islamic investors.
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Originally Posted by The Economic Times
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Originally Posted by Channel NewsAsia
I just don't understand why anyone would want to sell a property, in exchange for toilet paper money that is going to end up being worth nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reporter
I suspect what happens is that psychologically, a lot of people cannot "feel" that they have made a profit until they have "realised" it in the form of cash by selling it.
That is a very dangerous mindset, but unfortunately, also a very common mindset. :tsk-tsk:
Tks for everyone's feedback.
My unit has been rented out. Fortunately fetched a price even higher than my previous rental 2 yrs ago.
We are watching this space now.Quote:
Originally Posted by nobrainer32007, 1 week ago
What's next?
Congratulations!Quote:
Originally Posted by penguin, 1 hour ago
... not for renting it out at a higher rate but for not listening to all the rental lies/stories told by some of the forumers.
I wonder what is their motive?
Congratulations!Quote:
Originally Posted by jlrx, 1 week ago
... on your success in preaching "propertism".
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Well... just to "listen" is ok. Everyone has their own views to the property market. In my personal opinion, 2010 will be a better yr than 2009 with everything stabilising. That's why I choose to hold sale first. I may be right or wrong, as everyone has their own analysis, but no one can predict the future 100%.
We have to differentiate between views and facts. Some people narrate their views as though they are 'facts' and did not make it clear what they are saying are 'their views' or 'facts'. E.g., somebody said "the rents of private properties are coming down!". Is this their views or facts? If they did not say this is their views, people probably think they are stating some 'facts'. But easy lah, for the benefits of this forum (and anywhere else), if they did not provide raw data or refer to published data or report to back up, then we can safely assume these are just 'views' only. No worry. :D
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Originally Posted by penguin