Hi,
Have a 3brm unit @ The Anchorage for sale
1830sqft. Partial greenery view.
High floor. Full condo facilities.
Near IKEA.
Asking 1000psf neg
Call 96337533 if interested.
Regards. :)
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Hi,
Have a 3brm unit @ The Anchorage for sale
1830sqft. Partial greenery view.
High floor. Full condo facilities.
Near IKEA.
Asking 1000psf neg
Call 96337533 if interested.
Regards. :)
Too expensive. Prices are falling.Quote:
Originally Posted by SP specialist
How About considering S$880psf market not that good compare to 2007Quote:
Originally Posted by SP specialist
I wonder whether you will have the money even if I am willing to sell it to you at 700 psf
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Originally Posted by Anchor man
I may consider at $500 psf!Quote:
Originally Posted by YouSuchaLoser
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Depends on the kind of inflation. One type of inflation is tied to monetary values while another kind is tied to resources prices.
If inflation is tied to the values of monies in an economic system, generally one should see home prices going up. That is, if the values of money is dropping, purchasing power should increase thereby driving up home prices.
However, if inflation is resources driven, more likely home prices should FALL. How so ? Simply home is the single largest purchase one would make in investment lifetime. If prices of commodities and everyday expenses are rising, the demand for home should DROP.
When the balance between supply and demand spirals out of control, buyers will change their spending habits as they meet their purchasing thresholds and producers will suffer and be forced to cut output. This can be readily tied to higher unemployment rates. When extremes arise in the supply/demand structure, imbalances are created.
There is a saying; "the bigger they are, the harder they fall".
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Good luck, everyone....
I will only offer $500psf. Property prices will be coming down to early 2006 levels by 2010.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anchor Man
No point making wild guesses lah.Quote:
Originally Posted by subprime
Everything got up and down one.
Market came down in Q4 '07.
It is now going up from Q2 '08.
Just a cycle. No big deal. Quite normal!
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Originally Posted by mr funny