Need to excuse teddybear because the bear is from the wrong side of CCR, so she wont have a clue about what is going on on the other side.
Need to excuse teddybear because the bear is from the wrong side of CCR, so she wont have a clue about what is going on on the other side.
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
lol to be honest I think the cairnhill area had its moments. But I think the idea of cairnhill being more posh than river valley might not hold true nowadays. Anyway from what i noticed cairnhill seems to be more popular with the older generation. i.e people in their 50s. For my circle of friends who are in the 30s river valley seems to be the preference.
The Paterson
Sold 18 NOV 2014 63 PATERSON ROAD #20-02 2,250sq ft 1,778psf
Bought 21 MAY 2007 1,902psf
older unit and facing the road. nonetheless, a good bargain. unit was advertised for the longest time at 5m. you don't try, you won't know.
some pictures agents who haven't realised that the unit has been sold:
http://www.propertyguru.com.sg/listi...e-the-paterson
http://www.propertyguru.com.sg/listi...e-the-paterson
or maybe this unit has been undercut by #20.
One Tree Hill Resi
Sold 21 NOV 2014 1A ONE TREE HILL #13-01 2,454sq ft 1,569psf
Bought 31 OCT 2006 1,629psf
bargains galore at 4m and below. sellers bought before the CCR euphoria of 2007 and are willing to take some losses. buyers starting to buy higher quantum when psf looks attractive enough.
in both the above examples, the river valley supporters would argue that there are no amenities nearby. whereas traditionally, paterson and one tree hill/grange areas had previously commanded a "prestige" premium.
Rare losses recorded at Belle Vue
Sold 11 OCT 2014 21 OXLEY WALK #04-15 2,250sq ft 1,896psf
Bought 25 AUG 2009 1,936psf
Sold 31 OCT 2014 25 OXLEY WALK #05-23 3,897sq ft 1,500psf
Bought 13 OCT 2009 1,647psf
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-1...ince-2009.html
Hedge Funds Shut as Managers Struggle in Year of Two Percent Returns
Don't know where is the money going next ?????
Sophia Residence #09-02 1,819 sq ft
Bought 12 Apr 2010 1660psf
Sold 4 Dec 2014 1622psf
Newton One
Sold 3 DEC 2014 1 NEWTON ROAD #22-02 1,808sq ft 1,825psf
Bought 11 JUL 2007 1,900psf
So CCR prices have dropped to '09 crisis level, Lol.
If those cooling measures didn't help CCR, what makes you think it will help to hold up OCR price? If can hold up, why called "cooling measures"? More like "heating measures"?
Even OCR MMs will also end up in mortgagee sales (despite so small quantum), let alone talk about OCR normal size units?
there's been a surprising increase in transactions of higher quantum units e.g. > $2.5m units in the past few months vs the start of the year.
a buyer is even willing to pay 2.68m for a 2 bedder at latitude
5 DEC 2014 10 LATITUDE 35 JALAN MUTIARA #22-06 CONDOMINIUM FREEHOLD 1,324sq ft STRATA 2,024psf $2,680,000
I reckon due to the high floor and view, buyer willing to pay for the unit. Sometimes, such unit is hard to come by.
Park Infinia
2 months apart and 1 floor up and what i feel is similar facing, 3 bedder bought for more than the 4 bedder:
1 DEC 2014 2A LINCOLN ROAD #26-08 RESALE 1,442sq ft STRATA 2,066psf $2,980,000 PRIVATE
13 OCT 2014 2A LINCOLN ROAD #25-10 RESALE 1,690sq ft STRATA 1,752psf $2,960,000 PRIVATE
not deep at all. and not really a view. u simply have to look at say two 5 month periods in 2014. Jan to May vs July to Nov. compare the no. of transactions which are >2.5m. you will find that there are more transactions since july and especially so in the past few months.
St Thomas Suites Duplex
Sold 10 DEC 2014 31 ST. THOMAS WALK #29-01 4,672sq ft 1,552psf
Bought 29 DEC 2010 2,213psf
30% off