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Squall8888
URA data is the best. No hidden agenda and transparent. No hearsay. Actual data from the Singapore Government. Then again, people might say it is inaccurate or boast their unit is rented out at $7 psf but I guess URA shows an average. Not one off spectacular rental. And probably not for someone who say Government data is inaccurate.
Just take seaview, the rental is $3.67 psf. One year is $44 psf. Taking today asking around 1400psf, what is the yield? 3.1%. Take citylights for comparison. $4.20psf. Asking around 1250psf. 4%. 1% yield difference is a lot.
I am not talking down east coast properties. In fact, I love to stay at east coast but it is a fact. Hard fact and real data from Government. A lot of home stayer love east coast that is why prices are high. But no MRT, that is why rental is lower. Got pros and cons. Unless you bought at low, if not your rental yield is like shit.