If u still know ur colleague in 4 years time or when i sell my unit .....u will be having the last laugh ... He will be sayin he stuppid to not buyOriginally Posted by AL3X
If u still know ur colleague in 4 years time or when i sell my unit .....u will be having the last laugh ... He will be sayin he stuppid to not buyOriginally Posted by AL3X
PRW /Originally Posted by Vinze
1. JB CHEAP FUEL!
Guess all Properties will have pros n cons,it really depends u like it or not.
For me i won't stay in East area no matter wat. That just me.
If purely for investment , why not!
Originally Posted by price
How can parc RW be exps when a 2rm 2i hdb (1rm 1hall flat )
Is selling for 280k +-
420k - 440k = 120k more den hdb === very good buy btw,
Same size 42sqm vs 40sqm
2rm HDB 280k? why dont u take new BTO since this is a NEW PC too? 90+k for 2 rm brand new.Originally Posted by Vinze
Originally Posted by Vinze
Oh sooo you are saying next time rent 2k p.m also? Let me calculate 2k x 12 = 24k / by yr purchase of 440k = 5.45% wow you have tan tio
but hey hey look at neighbour rosewood suites n surrounding condos. rosewood suites 2.87 psf rental / unit multiply by 1 bedder 431 sq ft == puny 1236.97 rental / mth, gross rental yield is only 1.94%
but nvm I give the 1 bedder 3.5 psf / month since it is small, now we are at 1508.50 rental / month. Oh so your gross rental yield is 4.11%, you cross 4%
Good or bad you decide.
Affordable means small
yayy 4% is good clap clapOriginally Posted by yjcai
i nv bought it for its rental yield --Originally Posted by yjcai
so yup ! enough said
im alr looking to sell it off -- but just to counter ur objections;
PRs, foreigners Are already price out from buying properties, do u think rental will drop in future ??
population target @ 5.5mil by 2018
yet the FT cant buy property, do u think they will be stayin on the streets ?
HDB 3 rm flat renting for 2.2k-2.4k , do u not think rental of a 1 bedrm will hit minimum of 1.5-2k ??
2 cents worth,
dont worry, the min mu unit gets sold, i will let u guys know
when i bought waterfront keys @ 750psf in 2009dec
ppl were sayin i crazy ... nov2010 sold @ 980psf ..
same thing ... ppl were saying rental -- who will rent there, so many condo etc etc
point is ; buy within ur means & u must have holding power
Originally Posted by yjcai
Dont mean to step down this project but i dont think wdl can fetch such high rent. Just cross the bridge and you will find upscale condos in JB near customs. (e.g tropez residence, orchid view, aloha) and the key point is the price differential is just way too huge to be ignored (for e.g. orchid view condo 5-10mins from CIQ costs RM400K for a 1500 sqf unit whcih is like SGD170k) .. compare this with prw 4xx sqf at SGD400+.
Of course it may be silly and grossly wrong to compare property in msia and spore .. but these are all facts and this simplistic comparison allow us to understand why generally wdl area cannot be priced high ..unless one day, JB property (esp those in city close to CIQ) rises to such extent and close the price gap vs property in wdl enough to convince ppl to without hesitatation choose to stay in wdl over jb.
jsut my personal tot
IRAS come after you yet?Originally Posted by Vinze
You mind sharing which development you are referring to for the 2k rental?Originally Posted by dtrax
There are many MM developments in Geylang now but none has T.O.P. so I don't think there are any reliable indicators on MM rentals in the area currently.
I have been to many showflats there and the agents were all saying 2k no problem, but when I probed further they can't offer concrete data for Geylang but rather quoted rentals of MMs in guillemard road, Mountbatten area.
However, if you have driven around the area, you will find that Mountbatten area is very different from the "heart of geylang" in terms of living environment. Those Geylang MMs launched last year in the "heart of the red-light districts are the FIRST of its kind in the area. It remains to be seen if an expat who can afford 2k rental will want to stay in that environment.
Similarly for PRW, no comparable indicators as the area does not have 1-bedders currently. Demand is not proven yet too.
Oh wtf 09 waterfront keys. fwah if history repeats 6th av resid, one north, caspian, clift, double bay already, why waterfront
Affordable means small
If we have a population growth rate of just 2%, we will hit 5.5 million in 2015. Assuming the government caps the non-resident population increase at 80k per year, then we might need about 700 additional condo units for rent per month. The PR number has already stabilised so there is no net additional rental demand from this group. It is good for the landlord that the ABSD stops the tenants from buying new condos else the rental market will weaken. Rental wise I suspect it might challenging for you because there are many units that TOP together due to faster than expected TOP dates.Originally Posted by Vinze
Moreover there is a clear oversupply of condos for self-stay, and your selling price is quite high for that area at this point in time, I conclude that you will have problem off-loading in the next 2 years. If I'm wrong, I will congratulate you.
Last edited by hyenergix; 14-03-12 at 08:22.
Guess wat he meant was any property even something like ParcRosewood will make $$ as long as the same thing happens from 09-nowOriginally Posted by yjcai
I think SG has no capital gain tax.Originally Posted by sh
There's income taxOriginally Posted by AL3X
Originally Posted by Mr.Keh
Foremost I am not vested in PRW.
Next door rosewood suites 1 bedder @ ~600sf rented at $2000-$2400.
Maybe u want to check carefully before commenting next time?
Yes, there's income tax but you do not need declare property gain in your return...Originally Posted by price
Precisely why he asked if IRAS came after him.Originally Posted by AL3X
Many cases where IRAS goes after u for ur "CG" as income if u were trading properties.
got such thing meh? as long as u have no property tax / GST arrears and stamp duty fully paid, why would they want to go after u?Originally Posted by price
google 'property trader'Originally Posted by AL3X
Well then i think u should read up more in this forum .Originally Posted by AL3X
If i'm a full time millionaire making my money all from trading do u think i need to pay tax?
Originally Posted by AL3X
http://www.iras.gov.sg/irasHome/page04.aspx?id=152
Gains from sale of property
Generally, the gains derived from the sale of a property in Singapore is not taxable as it is a capital gain.
When is it taxable
When a person is deemed to be trading in properties, the gains from the sale of property in Singapore is considered taxable income. Whether a person is deemed to be carrying on a trade will depend on individual circumstances.
To determine if a person is trading in properties, IRAS applies a set of guidelines known as the "badges of trade". IRAS considers the facts of each case against the criteriaof the "badges of trade" to determine whether the gains are taxable.
Examples of the criteria are as follows:
- Frequency of transactions (buying and selling of properties)
- Reasons for acquiring and selling of property
- Financial means to hold the property for long term
- Holding period
PRW unit is 431sft, can compare with 600sft unit? Rental rate per sqft will have to be much higher for a PRW unit to hit 2k rent. On other hand, if we use rosewood suites' per sqft rental price to apply to PRW, then the rental price will be less than 2k? That is why I said no suitable indicator.Originally Posted by Adva181
I am vested in PRW and certainly hope that my unit can fetch at least 2k per mth in rental.
Normally smaller unit psf yield higher rental psf n the psf rental for RWS is based on avg including bigger units. People still count 1b as 1b, even if 1800/m oso not bad liao.Originally Posted by Mr.Keh
My Clift 495sf rent $8.40/sf. Sail 600sf only $6+
Interesting....is the 1bdr taken up fast?Originally Posted by Adva181
Ura put clift 7.2 only leh.....Originally Posted by Adva181
Ur sail quite accurate
I suppose initial $8psf/mth clift is achievable. Hmm since rosewood suites so rosy close to 4psf/mth then parc rosewood $4 no prob? Then at 4.5% is still above the 2-3% av for residential. PRW buyers huat to the sky?Originally Posted by devilplate
Ya, some weak heart rented low. At least I achieved $8+Originally Posted by devilplate
I tink for mm....nid at least 5% gross rental yield.....got some mm in d15 and d8 selling wif tenancy with about 4.5-5% grossnyield...FH somemoreOriginally Posted by dtrax