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    Default The phantom rules of SG properties

    1. Affordability rule - take the median household income including employer CPF of those staying at 5r HDB or bigger + those who stay at PC , divide by 10 to get the range of affordable psf for OCR

    e.g. for year 2011

    8,800 / 10 = 880psf
    14,000 / 10 = 1,400psf

    so far from MRT 880psf, near MRT 1,400psf

    2. Immigrants rule - each 100k extra of productive immigrants will boost psf by 100

    e.g. we took in 300k SPRs, 100k SCs, assume half of them are working, we have 200k workforce, it has a 200psf boost to property market especially the resale HDBs

    3. QE rule - US debt is increasing at 120b per month, depends on how much money is being printed per month to estimate increase in land price ... rules of thumb each 80b printed per month will boost land price by 1psf per day, 365psf per year, if 40b printed one year land price should be up 180psf on average provided that USDSGD stays about the same

    4. Transport / commercial enhancement rule - this applies to certain district only, each additional MRT line passing through the district, add 100psf, new commercial, employment, university center e.g. Bedok / JLD add another 100psf

    Resistance is FUTILE

    So simple
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    When HDB buyers buying into private condo, what will they do with their HDB? of course, they rent out! They will not sell for simple reasons :

    1. cash cow
    2. can nvr buy back....

    in other words, the price of HDB will go up, and this will provide a solid base for the mass market

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    Does it mean that how hdb can upgrade by keep the hdb to service their PC home loan? HDB rules can get some day too to tighten this.
    Quote Originally Posted by Laguna
    When HDB buyers buying into private condo, what will they do with their HDB? of course, they rent out! They will not sell for simple reasons :

    1. cash cow
    2. can nvr buy back....

    in other words, the price of HDB will go up, and this will provide a solid base for the mass market

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    One simple solution to ease HDB resale prices - For all new HDB owners, they should not be allowed to own HDB once they upgrade to a private property.

    However if they should want or need to move back to a HDB, they should be allowed to do so but must sell their existing private property.

    Or revert to old rule..... have HDB, buy pte property but still have to stay in HDB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laguna
    When HDB buyers buying into private condo, what will they do with their HDB? of course, they rent out! They will not sell for simple reasons :

    1. cash cow
    2. can nvr buy back....

    in other words, the price of HDB will go up, and this will provide a solid base for the mass market





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    U must have sold your hdb....too late.... the problem is not those with 1 hdb and 1 private. If you think again, it is those without the hdb that is creating this, I mean partially. The other part could be those new immigrants who are allow to buy resale. See it...

    Maybe they can limit the COV to 50k max (for those who spend a lot on reno)....that might solve all problem

    Quote Originally Posted by buttercarp
    One simple solution to ease HDB resale prices - For all new HDB owners, they should not be allowed to own HDB once they upgrade to a private property.

    However if they should want or need to move back to a HDB, they should be allowed to do so but must sell their existing private property.

    Or revert to old rule..... have HDB, buy pte property but still have to stay in HDB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    1. Affordability rule - take the median household income including employer CPF of those staying at 5r HDB or bigger + those who stay at PC , divide by 10 to get the range of affordable psf for OCR

    e.g. for year 2011

    8,800 / 10 = 880psf
    14,000 / 10 = 1,400psf

    so far from MRT 880psf, near MRT 1,400psf

    2. Immigrants rule - each 100k extra of productive immigrants will boost psf by 100

    e.g. we took in 300k SPRs, 100k SCs, assume half of them are working, we have 200k workforce, it has a 200psf boost to property market especially the resale HDBs

    3. QE rule - US debt is increasing at 120b per month, depends on how much money is being printed per month to estimate increase in land price ... rules of thumb each 80b printed per month will boost land price by 1psf per day, 365psf per year, if 40b printed one year land price should be up 180psf on average provided that USDSGD stays about the same

    4. Transport / commercial enhancement rule - this applies to certain district only, each additional MRT line passing through the district, add 100psf, new commercial, employment, university center e.g. Bedok / JLD add another 100psf

    Resistance is FUTILE

    So simple
    brother ghost is a Genius ! I never thought of it this way. Thanks for the enlightenment

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    no need to second guess. 2000psf anywhere in sg soon, for private.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackjack21trader
    brother ghost is a Genius ! I never thought of it this way. Thanks for the enlightenment
    he will be taking over ah ben after us election...

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    http://www.propertyguru.com.sg/listi...-11320622:eek:

    i renting siglap semi d only $3500

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    buttercrap have a point... if got private, should not keep HDB anymore.
    this will definitely cause a stir !
    I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” - Robert Frost quotes (American poet, 1874-1963)

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    Wonder why ppl are focusing on how expensive a hdb which is not in your control, they should think of a way to make more $ and get into the rich category where rich get richer. Isn't tht easier then hoping the price to drop.? Govt should Look for more biz opportunity for his ppl. Just like a company CEO looking for biz for the company instead spending too much time cutting cost.
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    'theres why the difference between winners and whiners is an H (HDB) and they lost an N (nice) along the way.' -carbuncle

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    Quote Originally Posted by lajia
    U must have sold your hdb....too late.... the problem is not those with 1 hdb and 1 private. If you think again, it is those without the hdb that is creating this, I mean partially. The other part could be those new immigrants who are allow to buy resale. See it...

    Maybe they can limit the COV to 50k max (for those who spend a lot on reno)....that might solve all problem

    Yes, I sold my HDB donkey years ago.
    At that time, one had to stay in HDB if one had a private property.

    HDB should be for people who require basic housing eg young couples starting a family or lower income groups, otherwise why are tax payers subsidizing their housing?

    So for upgraders, they make a profit and this should be a one time profit, and not be able to continue renting it out as a profit.

    Quote Originally Posted by roly8
    buttercrap have a point... if got private, should not keep HDB anymore.
    this will definitely cause a stir !
    Hi.... it is carp not crap leh!

    Yes, it will definitely cause a stir should this be implemented.
    But remember, the majority of Singaporeans live in HDB.

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    at least he didn't misspell as buttcrack lol!!!!

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    why F1 can stay in Sg for another five years!!!!!!
    the whole world is watching Sg tonite.....
    more to come.....

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    but on a hindsight...no regrets not selling my hdb but if i was able to turn back the clock..i would have sold my hdb many moons ago and bought a small landed property.......but hey if we keep looking back we will never see whats ahead...

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttercarp

    Hi.... it is carp not crap leh!

    Yes, it will definitely cause a stir should this be implemented.
    But remember, the majority of Singaporeans live in HDB.
    sorry...my mind always think of crap...

    me will correct it next time
    I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” - Robert Frost quotes (American poet, 1874-1963)

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    1. Affordability rule - take the median household income including employer CPF of those staying at 5r HDB or bigger + those who stay at PC , divide by 10 to get the range of affordable psf for
    Resistance is FUTILE

    So simple

    LOL... Yes... Have to join the dark side now.. Have to die together with the rest... or be left behind..

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    Quote Originally Posted by radha08

    That's damn cheap! But the renewal rates are what now?

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    Thought u are talking about easing the high resale price and I point it to those who stir this up are partially those who have private and no hdb..... and now u are talking about having private should not have hdb to rent out for a profit and should sell away....these are two different things.

    Anyway, diff opinion, nothing wrong with that.

    My view is this,
    1) there are two key components in today's hdb market. One, roof over your head as basic, 2nd, rental.
    2) if today everyone sell their hdb just because they want to upgrade, then eventually, that will create a crunch in the rental market. The govt only take over the renting to those lower income group. If you also want them to take over the entire rental market, there will be a Huge problem they creating for themselves...
    3) if all immigrants comes and no place to rent how huh?? If govt take over renting, then if they rent the 3rm flat for $500 for eg, u think the mm or those 2/3 bedder can still go as high as 3-4k a month, or even higher?? Don't ever forget, hdb form the base....be it rental or for pricing of private condo.
    4) don't forget the famous saying.....don't sell your hdb flat.....read this thread again
    http://forums.condosingapore.com/showthread.php?t=10261



    Quote Originally Posted by buttercarp
    Yes, I sold my HDB donkey years ago.
    At that time, one had to stay in HDB if one had a private property.

    HDB should be for people who require basic housing eg young couples starting a family or lower income groups, otherwise why are tax payers subsidizing their housing?

    So for upgraders, they make a profit and this should be a one time profit, and not be able to continue renting it out as a profit.



    Hi.... it is carp not crap leh!

    Yes, it will definitely cause a stir should this be implemented.
    But remember, the majority of Singaporeans live in HDB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by focus
    That's damn cheap! But the renewal rates are what now?
    i never bother to ask...but my guess base on my good record of rental payment and the fact that my landlord is land banking this property i think he should agree to same rental...anyway i just renovated and moving back to my hdb...its frustrating...paying $$$..no matter how cheap for something that will never be urs......small head wear small hat...

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    Quote Originally Posted by lajia
    Thought u are talking about easing the high resale price and I point it to those who stir this up are partially those who have private and no hdb..... and now u are talking about having private should not have hdb to rent out for a profit and should sell away....these are two different things.

    Anyway, diff opinion, nothing wrong with that.

    My view is this,
    1) there are two key components in today's hdb market. One, roof over your head as basic, 2nd, rental.
    2) if today everyone sell their hdb just because they want to upgrade, then eventually, that will create a crunch in the rental market. The govt only take over the renting to those lower income group. If you also want them to take over the entire rental market, there will be a Huge problem they creating for themselves...
    3) if all immigrants comes and no place to rent how huh?? If govt take over renting, then if they rent the 3rm flat for $500 for eg, u think the mm or those 2/3 bedder can still go as high as 3-4k a month, or even higher?? Don't ever forget, hdb form the base....be it rental or for pricing of private condo.
    4) don't forget the famous saying.....don't sell your hdb flat.....read this thread again
    http://forums.condosingapore.com/showthread.php?t=10261

    Does not matter if you don't agree with me as I assume that you are not the person in charge. (If you happen to be, then forgive me for being presumptuous).
    If the present situation is getting out of control, then there must be ways to correct it.
    In order to correct it, changes have to be made, otherwise it will remain in status quo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttercarp
    Does not matter if you don't agree with me as I assume that you are not the person in charge. (If you happen to be, then forgive me for being presumptuous).
    If the present situation is getting out of control, then there must be ways to correct it.
    In order to correct it, changes have to be made, otherwise it will remain in status quo.
    sis there will always be a debate on this issue and always 2 sides to the debate....my ADVICE...when it gets too crowded...just visit...

    www.tripadvisor.com.sg

    plan ur NEXT trip and chill....

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttercarp
    Does not matter if you don't agree with me as I assume that you are not the person in charge. (If you happen to be, then forgive me for being presumptuous).
    If the present situation is getting out of control, then there must be ways to correct it.
    In order to correct it, changes have to be made, otherwise it will remain in status quo.
    Something has to be done, that I agree with u.....on the high resale hdb price!

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    Quote Originally Posted by radha08
    sis there will always be a debate on this issue and always 2 sides to the debate....my ADVICE...when it gets too crowded...just visit...

    www.tripadvisor.com.sg

    plan ur NEXT trip and chill....
    Yup.... planned liao!
    But regretting choosing budget airline over SQ!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lajia
    Something has to be done, that I agree with u.....on the high resale hdb price!

    Hope it will be for the better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttercarp
    Yup.... planned liao!
    But regretting choosing budget airline over SQ!
    Hdb = budget airline

    Pc=SQ

    Wahahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by radha08
    Hdb = budget airline

    Pc=SQ

    Wahahaha
    This budget airline is backed by govt.. Low risk lower return, best is to hv both SQ and budget airline in ur portfolio

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    Quote Originally Posted by radha08
    Hdb = budget airline

    Pc=SQ

    Wahahaha
    Wah.... you think everything in terms of housing!

    Btw..... I bought wider seats on the budget airline, so can consider it DBSS?

    The business class on the budget airline is considered EC?

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