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Thread: A few CCR transactions sold at a loss (reported in The Edge)

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    that's true. i remember citydev still had several units at St Regis left after it obtained its CSC and disappeared off the monthly sales radar.

    does this project have the "sell within 2 years of TOP or kenna heavy taxes" rule?

    otherwise, citydev would unlikely sell at prices lower than 2006 prices.

    Quote Originally Posted by auroraborealis View Post
    my guess: developer sale
    won't b surprised if there're still unsold units since no updates will b provided by developer once TOP... many of the CCR developers still holding huge inventory of unsold units, thus if one is really interested to buy, no need to go for resale

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    that's true. i remember citydev still had several units at St Regis left after it obtained its CSC and disappeared off the monthly sales radar.

    does this project have the "sell within 2 years of TOP or kenna heavy taxes" rule?

    otherwise, citydev would unlikely sell at prices lower than 2006 prices.
    quick check with squarefoot says completed in 2008.
    unlikely they pay extension charges of 24% for many years.
    i would say they foist the unsold units to a company, pay whatever stamp duties. And that company can rent out the "unsold" units.
    i would bet that the seller is not Richmond Hotel Pte Ltd, the developer of St Regis.

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    but it could be that they need not pay extension charges for this project?

    so this is just a regular sale by developer?

    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    quick check with squarefoot says completed in 2008.
    unlikely they pay extension charges of 24% for many years.
    i would say they foist the unsold units to a company, pay whatever stamp duties. And that company can rent out the "unsold" units.
    i would bet that the seller is not Richmond Hotel Pte Ltd, the developer of St Regis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    but it could be that they need not pay extension charges for this project?

    so this is just a regular sale by developer?
    from this URA link
    http://www.ura.gov.sg/sales/text/cir...ionpremium.htm
    it looks like extension charges was implemented in 2000.

    so if CityDev possess land before 2000, then it is subjected to liquidated damages, after 2000, then it become extension charges?

    again somebody need to cough out lunch money to solve this.
    if seller is Richmond Hotel Pte Ltd, then it looks like they dont need to pay extension charges.

    interesting 999 year leasehold started in 1995, usually i think that 999 leasehold is usually issued in 19th century.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    again somebody need to cough out lunch money to solve this.
    if seller is Richmond Hotel Pte Ltd, then it looks like they dont need to pay extension charges.
    ok since you helped my trilight story, I paid some lunch money for this.

    seller is not Richmond Hotel. sellers are 2 non singaporean individuals. buyer is one non singaporean individual. clearly seller did not lodge a caveat when they bought

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    Quote Originally Posted by amk View Post
    clearly seller did not lodge a caveat when they bought
    it is possible tat becos the buyer did not take a loan, hence the lawyer wun auto lodge a caveat? I am not taking abt cases where buyer purposely dun wan to lodge.

    cos in the case where loans is taken, even when the buyer blur blur, the bank will make sure tat proper caveat is lodged.

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    are u able to see when the seller bought and at what price?

    Quote Originally Posted by amk View Post
    ok since you helped my trilight story, I paid some lunch money for this.

    seller is not Richmond Hotel. sellers are 2 non singaporean individuals. buyer is one non singaporean individual. clearly seller did not lodge a caveat when they bought

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    are u able to see when the seller bought and at what price?
    June 2006. No price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33 View Post
    I actually prefer Tanjong Pagar because its located nearer to the new financial center and there is also a large enough residential community that will be able to support more F&B and services businesses into those area.

    And TP is also the area which we will see the largest cluster of tall skyscrapers.
    by the time a single building is completed in the New financial centre wouldn't clermont be already 30 years Old? And it's still quite a distance to get to the New waterfront?

    walk pass international plaza, then the new far east hotel, then amara, then one office building then cross the road under keppel bridge then you reach the edge of the new Waterfront?

    Quality of the development, I believe both clermont and duo about the same, but price is 1k psf at least more....

    so location wise still better than Duo?

    How about future capital appreciation ? Which one is Better?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CCR View Post
    by the time a single building is completed in the New financial centre wouldn't clermont be already 30 years Old? And it's still quite a distance to get to the New waterfront?

    walk pass international plaza, then the new far east hotel, then amara, then one office building then cross the road under keppel bridge then you reach the edge of the new Waterfront?

    Quality of the development, I believe both clermont and duo about the same, but price is 1k psf at least more....

    so location wise still better than Duo?

    How about future capital appreciation ? Which one is Better?

    The location of DUO is quite isolated and it still doesnt have the critical mass of A list tenant like the central business district.

    If you ask me, none of the project is going to make you a lot of money, but I do think that when fully developed, Clermont will be more upmarket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    perhaps lifeline can ask his friend what was the asking price at that time. any bidding war etc.
    since it appears that 1712psf is a price too good to be true until so many theories appear.


    I finally got more details from my friend on 28-08...
    That unit was seeking 4.35mil. When my friend went, the asking immediately dropped to 4.25mil. It was closed the following day which we now know to be 4mil. Apparently the owners are from India, paid in cash and earned from the currency appreciation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lifeline View Post
    I finally got more details from my friend on 28-08...
    That unit was seeking 4.35mil. When my friend went, the asking immediately dropped to 4.25mil. It was closed the following day which we now know to be 4mil. Apparently the owners are from India, paid in cash and earned from the currency appreciation.
    mia hiam buay pai? Sell 9 percent lower but easily earn 30-60% more from forex

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    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax View Post
    mia hiam buay pai? Sell 9 percent lower but easily earn 30-60% more from forex
    so now we got a lot of reasons why some prices are apparently low:
    1. decoupling
    2. deleveraging
    3. forex gains alone is sufficient
    4. real loss for whatever reasons
    5. etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax View Post
    mia hiam buay pai? Sell 9 percent lower but easily earn 30-60% more from forex
    like that can cut indian construction workers' pay from $2/hr to $1.80/hr.
    the bosses' explanation to workers - you still earn from forex when you convert to rupees.

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    For someone who can pay $4m in cash to buy property, what is losing a few hundred Ks. To them the difference is probably to change Jag every year or every other year.
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    Alamak this Trilight unit has made a massive loss of 50k
    Very very good price for the buyer. 4.3 down to 4 just like that.
    I like the way this banker did this deal. how I wish I was not affected by ABSD. Now even durian falls I cannot do it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    this is developer sale mah, cannot be decoupling hehehe.
    Don't have to be so tactful. Just tell him like it is. He is just plain stupid. All theories about decoupling are stupid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lifeline View Post
    so now we got a lot of reasons why some prices are apparently low:
    1. decoupling
    2. deleveraging
    3. forex gains alone is sufficient
    4. real loss for whatever reasons
    5. etc
    These theories are advanced by diehard CCR fans to continue to deny that CCR homes are just like little cushions under your chairs' legs, one dollar a dozen.

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    any one sold Duchess Residences at a loss? I still can forget the buying frenzy I witnessed with my wife 6 years ago at the showflats.

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    pay absd lor. but need prices to fall 20% lah. 10% absd, 10% ur real "gain".

    Quote Originally Posted by amk View Post
    Alamak this Trilight unit has made a massive loss of 50k
    Very very good price for the buyer. 4.3 down to 4 just like that.
    I like the way this banker did this deal. how I wish I was not affected by ABSD. Now even durian falls I cannot do it.

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    so far only 8 losses. the rest trying their best to hold on. wait.....more than half the units were sold to VVVVVIPs at 1528 to 1700psf. they are not really making losses. its the VVIPs who paid 1800psf to 2300psf who are really struggling.

    the 8 losses obviously by pple who thought they are VVIPs and bought between 1811psf and 2300psf.

    the top 3 buyers who bought at 2200, 2251 and 2300psf respectively, all cannot take it anymore and have cut loss at 1772, 1820 and 1885psf.

    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad View Post
    any one sold Duchess Residences at a loss? I still can forget the buying frenzy I witnessed with my wife 6 years ago at the showflats.

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    This is called herd instincts!
    People like us would know that Duchess Residences is not worth $1800 psf at that time, just like we know that JGateway is not even worth >$1300 psf now... Again, herd instincts!

    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    so far only 8 losses. the rest trying their best to hold on. wait.....more than half the units were sold to VVVVVIPs at 1528 to 1700psf. they are not really making losses. its the VVIPs who paid 1800psf to 2300psf who are really struggling.

    the 8 losses obviously by pple who thought they are VVIPs and bought between 1811psf and 2300psf.

    the top 3 buyers who bought at 2200, 2251 and 2300psf respectively, all cannot take it anymore and have cut loss at 1772, 1820 and 1885psf.
    Originally Posted by stalingrad View Post
    any one sold Duchess Residences at a loss? I still can forget the buying frenzy I witnessed with my wife 6 years ago at the showflats.

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    Then DUO resi how? Peter Lim hoot multiple units... so cannot go wrong there?

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    Even buffet made mistakes before.. Who is Peter Lim....


    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax View Post
    Then DUO resi how? Peter Lim hoot multiple units... so cannot go wrong there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thomastansb View Post
    Even buffet made mistakes before.. Who is Peter Lim....
    Peter lim no Peter lim, is Duo herd instinct too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    so far only 8 losses. the rest trying their best to hold on. wait.....more than half the units were sold to VVVVVIPs at 1528 to 1700psf. they are not really making losses. its the VVIPs who paid 1800psf to 2300psf who are really struggling.

    the 8 losses obviously by pple who thought they are VVIPs and bought between 1811psf and 2300psf.

    the top 3 buyers who bought at 2200, 2251 and 2300psf respectively, all cannot take it anymore and have cut loss at 1772, 1820 and 1885psf.
    Haha, you just made my day. the broker wouldn't give us the time of day when we approached them in the showflats. They had too many eager buyers to attend to. I still remember the mountain of slippers at the entrance. it is a buying frenzy indeed.

    I wonder how the maisonettes have turned out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax View Post
    Peter lim no Peter lim, is Duo herd instinct too?
    Ya Thomas, do share your insights... is duo herd instinct? And how much should it be worth Only psf Wise?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad View Post
    Haha, you just made my day. the broker wouldn't give us the time of day when we approached them in the showflats. They had too many eager buyers to attend to. I still remember the mountain of slippers at the entrance. it is a buying frenzy indeed.

    I wonder how the maisonettes have turned out.
    An average 3bedder 136sqm bot at peak in 07 now renting around 6300. Each unit cost in excess of $2.5mil which translate to a gross 3% yield or 2.X%. I guess most are still holding on a thin line. Impact will probably be felt should interest rate hike begins

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    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax View Post
    An average 3bedder 136sqm bot at peak in 07 now renting around 6300. Each unit cost in excess of $2.5mil which translate to a gross 3% yield or 2.X%. I guess most are still holding on a thin line. Impact will probably be felt should interest rate hike begins
    Interest rate hike likely in near coming years, if they surrender when that comes they will learnt it is too late. I knew some folks are holding onto few units bought in recent years, good luck to those folks.

    CMs maybe small as compare, I too hope no bloodshed to those folks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thomastansb View Post
    Even buffet made mistakes before.. Who is Peter Lim....
    Duo should be safe with their price, especially their buyers are all protected by CMs now...
    Last edited by walkthetiger; 02-01-14 at 22:39.
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