facilities in condo islandwide only for residents of the condo...use ur brains lah...
Originally Posted by margaret
facilities in condo islandwide only for residents of the condo...use ur brains lah...
Originally Posted by margaret
i just wondering why people of this forum are just plain hostile ... is it neccessary to use such tone at all... not just you but so many others here...Originally Posted by seow or what
i think it must be the stock market...
Originally Posted by ahlipp
Nothing to do with the stock market lah.Originally Posted by stock market
It has all to do with the personal's character.
parc emily a waste current project
Now that there is R&R - recession and retrenchment. How are the prices at Mt. Emily now?
Anyone regret not selling to me when the prices where high? hehe
Still looking to rent out my Visioncrest 3 bedroom by Dec. Anyone can advise on reasonable pricing in comparision to Mt. Emily?
Then why didn't you sell your Visioncrest when the prices were high?Originally Posted by oxboy99
It's understandable.Originally Posted by Unregistered
You don't expect them to sell at Jurong price of $1,000psf, do you?
Originally Posted by Jason_lim
economic conditions now... my frank opinion is maybe abt 6K max. I think you do have a realistic expectation if you are comparing with PE, however VisionCrest could command more. PE is a cosy development which i think is popular amongst expats. Visioncrest ... location wise, classyOriginally Posted by oxboy99
i think to break even (instalments terms) with a big unit is good enough in times now
1. some ppl might factor in the tough times ahead going into 2009 so they will bargain
2. new developments coming up ... along popular sites like Robertson Quay
3. Downturn would see some expats returning
4. The depreciation of asset values will also force rent to go on the downward trend
5. Jobless rate should climb next year, more pressure on instalments, rent goes down
However, i think you still have a reasonable chance to rent it out albeit with an attractive price, ppl in S'pore not so much feeling the pinch yet in some sectors due to backlog orders, however going further down the road, ain't looking that good. IMO
Maybe the tenants have all moved to suburb condos?Originally Posted by ahlipp
Just look at the 8-year-old EC in Sengkang.
Rental at $2,500-$2,800 for a 3-bedder is so much cheaper than D9 condo.
Moreover, the rental rate is very firm.
Originally Posted by The Rivervale Specialist
Emm, really for every area / every development there is always it's target group of tenants.Originally Posted by UnregĄstered
Professional expats based in S'pore mostly have a housing budget from their companies. In 2007, anything property went up and many expats here found their budget to be out of range for a D9 condo.
What i see is that, mid tier mangers (3k-4k budget) going for a 2 bedder will consider city outskirt, D21, D19 etc, coz their housing budget would still be out of range for most D9 2 bedders. But this could change in the next few months when enconomic conditions deteriorate and D9 would become more affordable and maybe then, we would see a turnaround for some expats returning to popular districts.
Of coz... someone with a housing budget of 4k from their company will not want to consider Sengkang quite definitely
more from
http://www.virtualhomes.sg/parcemily
So how much rental can 1 bedroom in Parc Emily fetch now?
Would I still be able to command $3.5k - $4k?
If can, I don't mind buying for $550k.
BT reported one transaction done at 828 psf
Original purchase from developer.Originally Posted by mengwee
You mean the developer just sold it?
Originally Posted by Teana
Caveat lodged recently for a transaction done months/years ago.Originally Posted by mengwee
i see... you mean there is no rule that a caveat has to be lodged within a certain time from a transaction?
Originally Posted by Teana
This is one area URA seriously need to revamp the process/procedure.Originally Posted by mengwee
Extracted the following from URA website
http://www.ura.gov.sg/realEstateWeb/...isc/PMIFaq.jsp
Typically, caveats are lodged at least 2-3 weeks after a purchaser signed an option to purchase at the showflats. The press frequently reports the sales status of projects based on observations at showflats or interviews with developers. Therefore, what you read in the media will be different from the information shown here.
In addition, it is not compulsory to lodge a caveat for all property purchases. Lodging of caveats is usually done voluntarily by purchasers through their lawyers to protect their interest in the property.
Originally Posted by Reporter
Which means whatever transaction data we see at ura site is not representative then.
The actual price could be higher, or lower.
Is my understanding correct?
I meant the current market price could be higher or lower...
Originally Posted by mengwee
Just checked the prices at URA. Prices have come down to below 1.1K psf.
1 PARC EMILY MOUNT EMILY ROAD Condominium 1 $1,100,000 1001sqft $1099psf Nov-2008
2 PARC EMILY MOUNT EMILY ROAD Condominium 1 $805,000 753sqft $1068psf Oct-2008
I saw a one bedder on 7th floor facing the workers' hut on Mt Emily Hill still trying to get $1.3kpsf with noon sun shining into the bedroom and living room. Good luck to you, man...
Have to say the area is not that good. A lot of foreign Indian workers since Little India is just 2 min away. Tried taking bus 65, 131, 57 and NE MRT line there and it's filled with Indians. But at the same time Dhoby Ghout is just 5 min away. So half empty or half full???
I guess if you can't afford Orchard Road, you can try Little India.
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richard, u should go and f*** your m*****. Spoilt all the thread with you stupid f*** advertisementOriginally Posted by richardsng_era
Just transacted 2 bedroom 1001 sqft at $1.55M...looks like the prices are going up there....hurry..
Very cheap "NEH"! Go Ah Neh! Go! Dun wait!Originally Posted by luzman
Scarly is ah neh buy one dun pray prayOriginally Posted by Blue
Still better than your district 15...joo chiat boutique appartment...no only cheap..on one want to pay even more than $1000psfOriginally Posted by Blue
Joo Chiat boutique apartment no need to reach $1000 psf can make more moolah than your Ah Neh's mickey mouse prata stall neh...Originally Posted by luzman
It's not about how much you paid for, it's about how much you can make.