Anyone there having units to sell, pls provide details.
Anyone there having units to sell, pls provide details.
Went there last Saturday with a friend to see units for sale. The place still looks fantastic, and we feel that those owner occupied are testing the market and will sell only if the price is really good. More of those investment/rental units that is letting good, and they must had made a good margin already. One of the best project in D16 and Bayshore agreed.
And yes, we saw alot of foriegners staying there, and also last sat a few ang moh going around with agents to view units for rentals. If anyone had a unit there bot at a good price 2 to 3 years ago, will be very good by now. our 2 cents worth.
yeah, look at last sat papers and the rental there seems to be commanding very good rates. Should be good for investment if can afford. If I can afford another one will buy one there and stay. The place is filled with international people at over i think.
Anyone looking to buy a unit you can post your interest here, choice units on-hand going fast. Good rental yield.
Price dropping. Wait for a month and get a 20% discount. Its going to hit hard.Originally Posted by Unregistered
New HDB flats must drop from $600psf to $300psf and your pay must also drop by 30 to 40% before private property will give you more than 20% or may be 40% discount.or may be you are the only buyer or demand for all property in singapore.Hahahahaha.......Originally Posted by Unregistered
Longer term Bayshore area will have more potential being the mid-point between the airport, areospace hub and the city. If you go visit the condos at Bayshore you will find that they work at the city or the east and mostly travelling expiats. There are still land just beside Bayshore road and these will likely to open up in the next 5 to 10 years I think.
Check out the speculated eastern region MRT stations, somewhere sometime by 2020; http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...1362&z=13&om=0
1 April 2008
URA releases flash 1st quarter 2008 private residential property price index
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) released today the flash estimate of the price index of private residential property for 1st Quarter 2008.
Based on the estimated price index of private residential property, prices rose from 170.8 points in the 4th Quarter 2007 to 178 points in the 1st Quarter 2008. This represents an increase of 4.2%, compared with the 6.8% increase in the previous quarter (see Annex A).
URA also released today the flash estimates of the price changes in the 3 geographical regions for 1st Quarter 2008. Prices of non-landed private residential properties increased by 4.4% in Core Central Region, 3.9% in Rest of Central Region and 4.8% in Outside Central Region in the quarter (see Annex B). In comparison, for 4th Quarter 2007, prices of non-landed private residential properties increased by 7.5% in Core Central Region, 7.7% in Rest of Central Region and 7.0% in Outside Central Region.
The flash estimates are compiled based on transaction prices given in caveats lodged during the first ten weeks of the quarter supplemented by information on the number of new units sold. The statistics will be updated 4 weeks later when URA releases the full 1st Quarter 2008 real estate statistics, when more data on the caveats lodged and the take-up of new projects are captured. Past data have shown that the difference between the quarterly price changes indicated by the flash estimate and the actual price changes could be significant when the change is small. The public is advised to interpret the flash estimates with caution.
The Government will continue to monitor prices closely and release relevant price sensitive information in a timely manner. On the supply side, as at 4th Quarter 2007, there are about 64,900 private residential units in the pipeline, of which about 56,100 new private housing units are expected to be completed between 2008 and 2011. About 38,300 units of the supply in the pipeline (or 59%) have not been sold by developers yet. Prospective home-buyers are advised to take into consideration the ample pipeline supply of private housing when making decisions on property purchase.
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Potential Costa sellers. Wait for May/June 2008, there are some info that the master plan and MRT station placements may be release.... Check out the speculated eastern region MRT stations, somewhere sometime by 2020; http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...1362&z=13&om=0
When this one come out, buyers for East Coast, Upper East Coast sure chiong ah !!! Huat Ah !!!
Please don't mislead the forumers here.Originally Posted by Unregistered
I just read the news. The prices are still moving up.
Please check your facts before posting.
Originally Posted by CNA
This is good, all good news for people whom stay at the East also. When D15 is too high, buyers will look into D16 or even D17.
ya, i think psf will go up again and rental also up :-)
There a few very small development around the cornor, along upper east coast road launching at over $1000 psf, some TOP projects going to ask $1000 to $1200 psf, but these have very small layout, no facilities and small landspaces. All in all, Costa prices will going to shoot up again. Block 70 which was bought last year now has a sales office on the #30-xx, and from some source its slowly selling some units in some controlled manner where some are recently selling above $1200 to $1300 psf. Costa can see more positive upside, and the controlling group behind block 70 is damn smart, they are controlling release and therefore its prices.
There seems to be talk about potential development (from another thread in this fourm) on the forest side next to Costa Del Sol (across the road, on the left side heading out to ECP airport). Does anybody knows? and any views ?
Yes heard about these too... anyone knows of any details?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Be patient we will know in 6 to 8 weeks from now.
can pickup property in east coast - district 16 - in 600 psf today .Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yo Bro... got lobang on Costa for $600 psf ? post info here leh. I had been scouting around for a unit there for rental, lots of people like to rent it. But was told all are at least $1000 psf to $1300 psf.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Ya tot so it can be cheap now... was there late afternoon yesterday with a friend and my wif, to meet 3 agents separately as they represent different sellers. $600 psf you must be thinking few years ago lar. Quite like one unit, seller well kept the house, still thinking, as its about $1200 psf.
Very popular with the expats, and yield is excellent, just tenanted my 3 bedder for 5700 pm.
You selling at 600 psf?I buy.Originally Posted by Unregistered
You look at all the small developments along upper east coast, no one can compare to the life-style and resort type living at Costa Del Sol.
Just back a while ago, lots of property agents bringing clients around the place. Some potentially buying i believe, alot of "Ang Mos" looking at renting. Looks like its slowly picking up again...
I buy too. Have been hunting high and low for something close to $800.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Still cant find. Maybe we not as resourceful.
Units are still going for more than that. Its still around $1000 psf.
at 9106-8917...
Originally Posted by PptyHunt
Cheapest I have is 8xx, the rest about 9xx to 1xxx
Which floor? How big?Originally Posted by Joe6816
Originally Posted by PptyHunt
1475 sqft @8xx
1313 sqft @9xx high floor
Joe
which stack is that ?Originally Posted by Joe6816