ECO probably going to be hot judging by the quantum for 1 bedder, larger units will be a challenge, seems like threshold is around 1.3M for most developments, regardless of actual sizes.
Certain developments may experience high take-up rate at the beginning due to the lower quantum units, but its is a challenge to move the rest of the higher quantum units.
Foresque marketing strategy works for it as it released in batches, its median price has increased over the last year.
Hillview Peak is another development to look out for in terms of pricing, as with Hillier, there will probably be more foreign interest due to its proximity to MRT and amenities like Railway Mall and HillV2.
There after the Development next to Diary Farm with more accessible distance to Hillview MRT station.
At the end of the day, when the DTL is ready, we shall see how the demand for this area develop. Nobody talked about the connectivity of each of the MRT lines, but, if you look at DTL, it connects all the important CBD and Marina area. The NS line is one long journey from North to Marina and is usually jam packed. You can probably get my drift if you spend some time looking at the lines and where they connects and how efficiently they connect.
View is one thing, you travel to work everyday.......noise, views, etc....these just fade of as the novelty or irritability wear off, at the end of the day its the livability of the units you purchase, which usually relates to going to work and coming home to a place with sufficient space to rest and chill....that is if your purchase eis for home stay.
For rental and capital appreciation, high quantum units may not pull in the necessary rental and selling price to offset the differences if its too great a difference.
In fact the greater the difference in purchase quantum, the mor fit favors the low quantum units.