Which condominum project has the biggest gain factor in 2008?

[hayata1972]

Pls help me, actually not too surprised that the prices are already going up, frankly speaking i feel that the pace is still abit slow considering the potential in that area.
In fact if your unit can see the fireworks from the Floating platform this coming National day, your price will go up by at least 150psf. After the Singapore flyer is completed, wow, i wouldn't even dare to imagine.
Anyway you are vested well and so am i.
For the so called Elite guy, i am sure you are a dist9-10 guy. No doubt we cannot afford what you are playing. Each to his own. But there is no point acting so tuff here. Everyone has money to be made, only sooner or later.
More or less.
sleep well guys, unless there is a Bird flu pandemic or a full blown recession in the US or china, your investments are safe.

[pls help me]

Good news all santuary green guys, latest unit sold is above $900psf ,mark.
Good luck to all owners

[Unregistered]

There is a slow but strong increase in Tanjong rhu properties now, in fact Costa rhu has also gone up quite alot already. The only property around that area i would say has not much substantial increase is tanjong ria.
Tanjong ria i guess has a problem with its' outlook. Even parkshore is already climbing up.
Waterplace is up because of far east high asking prices. I wonder how is riverine doing?

[pls help me]

Checked today, latest caveat for a 2 room in santuary green has hit 1000psf, wow, that is it guys!!!!

[joe]

Checked today, latest caveat for a 2 room in santuary green has hit 1000psf, wow, that is it guys!!!!

That is great news. Tanjong Rhu has had it bad for many years, what with the prices in the area plummeting more than other areas during the downturn. Now it is finally time for the long-suffering owners of Tanjong Rhu condos to rejoice!

[crazy]

I think the whole market is crazy, 1000psf, yes it is true, but how long can this last? I really wonder, i heard even meyer is asking for more than 1000psf, siao, lets see how much your prices will be after a few years later. This looks like a ridiculous bubble going to explode.

[evelyn owner]

i was hvg b'fast with a property tycoon (top 10 richest man in singapore)n took the chance to ask him what he thought of the property mkt and whether it is different from the past cycles he has seen.he thinks it is different this time cos it is a structural change. PM lee and team have succeeded in branding singapore as a global city/ intl haven for the rich (casino, banking centre,tax haven, F1, yachts, supercars, nightlife, etc) not unlike monaco/zurich.so the cycle will be longer and stronger than prev cycles.

so IMHO the biggest price gain wld be in the areas where the rich play: ardmore, cairnhill, leonie, grange , sentosa, marina.. the no. of enblocs there will see new benchmarks being set with each new launch. the gap betw luxury end n mid end will get bigger.

[Unregistered]

I think the whole market is crazy, 1000psf, yes it is true, but how long can this last? I really wonder, i heard even meyer is asking for more than 1000psf, siao, lets see how much your prices will be after a few years later. This looks like a ridiculous bubble going to explode.

Meyer $1000 psf? You wish! It is more like $2000 psf over there for the sea facing units...

[Meyer]

Meyer $1000 psf? You wish! It is more like $2000 psf over there for the sea facing units...

> $1,000 psf is for Seaview, Amber One, etc..
The asking for Seafront On Meyer, The View @ Meyer, The Belvedere, etc. with seaview is at least > $1,700 psf.

[Unregistered]

how much is the right price to sell, this truly is the biggest question to ask everyone now.

[Observer.]

I think the whole market is crazy, 1000psf, yes it is true, but how long can this last? I really wonder, i heard even meyer is asking for more than 1000psf, siao, lets see how much your prices will be after a few years later. This looks like a ridiculous bubble going to explode.

28 June 2007

First Phase of The Marq Fully Sold
Units sold at an average S$4,137 psf, with a highest price of S$5,100 psf

Singapore, 28 June 2007 - SC Global Developments Ltd, one of Singapore’s leading developers of exclusive luxury residences, is pleased to announce that it received overwhelming response to the first phase of private previews for its ultra luxurious residential development, The Marq On Paterson Hill (‘The Marq’). Previews were by invitation only.

The first phase – about a third of all available apartments – comprising 21 units from the two blocks, Premier Tower and Signature Tower – have been fully sold. The average selling price achieved was $4,137 per square foot. Of the 21 units sold, eight apartments were within The Signature Tower, highly coveted for its signature 15-metre private lap pool in every unit. Prices for the entire development ranged from approximately S$11 million to S$31 million, with a unit in the Signature Tower achieving S$5,100 psf.

The Marq on Paterson Hill is 24 storeys high; the 3 penthouses which occupy the top two floors of the building and apartments on the higher floors were not released in the first phase of private previews. The Signature Tower will be home to 21 ultra spacious 5 –bedroom apartments averaging 6,195 sq ft, beside it will stand the Premier Tower with 42 luxuriously appointed 4 –bedroom apartments averaging 3,000 sq ft.

SC Global Developments has no confirmed date for the release of the second phase of units at this point.

Why say $1,000 psf is crazy?
$1,000 psf is crazily cheap!

Bubble at $1,000 psf?
You must be kidding!

The market has just started to move.
Right now it is trying to reach $5,100 psf from $1,000 psf.

[WTF]

East coast highway frontal condos are going crazy, last check,
cote del sol > $1,100psf
cote d'azur > $1,000psf
waterplace > $1,200psf
sanctuary green > $1,100psf
costa rhu > $1,100psf
WTF?!!!!!!!!!!

[Registered]

East coast highway frontal condos are going crazy, last check,
cote del sol > $1,100psf
cote d'azur > $1,000psf
waterplace > $1,200psf
sanctuary green > $1,100psf
costa rhu > $1,100psf
WTF?!!!!!!!!!!

Meyer Residences > $1,400 psf
The Belvedere > $1,900 psf
The View @ Meyer > $1,800 psf
Seafront On Meyer > $2,200 psf

[Unregistered]

I know of 1 friend that bought ferreria park, anyone has anything to comment about Changi area like ferreria park and edwellwiss park?
I see that Savanah condopark is also compared within this group.
She says ferreria park has good potential for growth base on the price for the freehold property. I quite disagree, what do you guys think?

hmmm... actually anything in suburban areas run high risks if get out too slowly... ferraria park is no doubt a beautiful project, edelweiss park not so nice internally, externally resort feel without feeling cluttered...location a bit not so nice (prison, inconvenient)... my views are the same as yours, not a good choice for long term investment....plus now with govt releasing new lands, which can work both ways...lots of folks in suburban areas barely survive / breakeven...

[Unregistered]

i was hvg b'fast with a property tycoon (top 10 richest man in singapore)n took the chance to ask him what he thought of the property mkt and whether it is different from the past cycles he has seen.he thinks it is different this time cos it is a structural change. PM lee and team have succeeded in branding singapore as a global city/ intl haven for the rich (casino, banking centre,tax haven, F1, yachts, supercars, nightlife, etc) not unlike monaco/zurich.so the cycle will be longer and stronger than prev cycles.

so IMHO the biggest price gain wld be in the areas where the rich play: ardmore, cairnhill, leonie, grange , sentosa, marina.. the no. of enblocs there will see new benchmarks being set with each new launch. the gap betw luxury end n mid end will get bigger.

yes, we're now playing with a different denomination in each location.. with orchard taking the lead and the rest trailing behind.... so it doesnt pay to be the first to go first, meaning esp the enblocs... those who took the lead were regretting now..anyway, with the change in gears, we need to condition ourselves to the "speed"... if we get too excited too fast, we may go awry