It’s quite obvious you already have a little penchant for Trilinq. If I were you, I would go for The Parc for a few personal reasons. FH being one of them.
Dei, have you viewed the 2 places? If not, no point asking internet time and again. You wouldn’t marry a girl without first dating her, ya?
I saw the parc units and the trilinq (not the showflat, the completed empty unit). Actually I like the Parc, its bigger, FH and offers a lower PSF. But as it was built sometime ago, it contains many planter spots which were typical designs of the past. then there is also the issue of budget. due to specific directions that I want. the bigger units in the park belong to those at the max range of what I can offer. This dosent include the additional reno exp I need to incur as most units for sale were for rent with little furnishings and sometimes poorly maintained internally which I need to redo for stay.
The trilinq, well, the rooms are very small. the direction is okay. the level is fine. but it contains the dbl ceiling. the furnishings is also unimpressive for the price. literally paying the premium for the clementi plot of land. hence the pain not knowing which should I go for. as the parc is one bidge away from central and yet not too near from clementi central whereas the internal design of trilinq is ehhm...
the parc has marbled floor if I am not wrong. this adds up to better internal furnishing
Last edited by highlander1984; 14-06-17 at 15:21.
So your choices are to pay to your limit for a resale FH, or to keep some buffers by going for a smaller Nee LH?
And still wish to maximise profit as an investment?
There are conflicting factors that make it impossible to advise. For example, FH should increase in price more if there is a boom based on PSF price, larger size and tenure, but the lower, palatable quantum and newer condition may also result in more demand than new LH.
The three laws of Kelonguni:
Where there is kelong, there is guni.
No kelong no guni.
More kelong = more guni.
Sorry, what do you mean by but the lower, palatable quantum and newer condition may also result in more demand than new LH.
That means more people can afford to buy from you 6, 7 years later, much like your current affordability calculations.
But going forward, no one is really sure about incomes clearing TDSR 7 years later. If incomes grow extraordinarily fast (unlikely), then there will be a stronger demand for tenure. No one knows.
The three laws of Kelonguni:
Where there is kelong, there is guni.
No kelong no guni.
More kelong = more guni.
I see, but this is under the assumption that both properties under comparison share the exact/almost identical traits and hence with similar location, height, décor etc the longer tenure will be the clear cut choice. But it is very difficult to find them in the first place. which once again unfortunately drives me back to the same question in the title, which I will not ask here again.
Should I instead raise the debate of the parc or the trilinq as is it a case of location, location location?
Location wise not much difference. Both will give you hot sweat walking to MRT or mall, so most likely take feeder bus. Proximity to West Coast and stadium balanced by proximity to Nanhua.
Psf, size and tenure and newness are the main differences. Based on affordability, Trilinq is more suited for you.
The three laws of Kelonguni:
Where there is kelong, there is guni.
No kelong no guni.
More kelong = more guni.
The three laws of Kelonguni:
Where there is kelong, there is guni.
No kelong no guni.
More kelong = more guni.
The Parc is nearer to light HDB amenities, which I love a lot.
Last edited by sunman77; 15-06-17 at 01:03.
The three laws of Kelonguni:
Where there is kelong, there is guni.
No kelong no guni.
More kelong = more guni.
Sorry to throw wet blanket. With thinning profit margin, developer is unlikely to give 1-2% discount for a single unit. My colleague tried bargaining for $5K discount for a $1M unit but got rejected. Unless you buy in bulk like Wee Cho Yaw, discount is unlikely UNLESS it is their star buy units.
Having said that, no harm trying. Never ask, never get.
hi, I have visited both condo and finally decided to buy trilinq.
you are comparing FH to LH, but the location really differs by a LOT. You can try driving out from the Parc and from Trilinq. Even though there's is a misconception that the road outside of Trilinq is always jammed but actually it moves really fast, and is only slightly jam during 6.30 - 7 pm. The other times it serve as a connector between PIE and AYE. Where can you find such access? This access can get you to Cecil street in the same amount of time as from D'leedon lol.
But the rooms are EXCEPTIONALLY small in Trilinq case and leftover lower units are subject to potential blocked views. If you did get a sufficiently high floor, the view is awesome with sea view and great balcony space (subject to individuals).
I love the high ceiling and i love the west side and high floor, ultimately i made my choice with trilinq