many sour grapes - salivating at such a beautiful project - too bad they r
unable to buy it.....
many sour grapes - salivating at such a beautiful project - too bad they r
unable to buy it.....
Hwo about THE VIEW NO SEA??Originally Posted by Unregistered
Apart from bering newer, spacious, and bigger land compared to the rest like eg. One Amber and The ESTA, its really nothing fantastic and the resale is still going for 1200 to 1400 psf ?
hmmmm sour grape eaters.......
yep yep yep yep
prices will go up
u call that "nothing fantastic" ???Originally Posted by Unregistered
just list out 5 new condos that have bigger land and the blocks are spacious and far apart - its a rare commodity nowadays.
Sea View? SEA VIEW??
LUM PAR ah!
Maybe only can see next door or opposite chio bu see hum view lah!
whether SeaView, SeaHum or See whatever... prices will go up, waiting only for the right market to sell, and to buy ? What you all think is a realistic price leh ?
There are 500+ units in SeaView, and if you check propertyguru.com.sg there are 120+ units putting up for sale. Is the project fully sold and these are sub-sales or there seems to be alot of unsold units due to whatever reasons. Anybody knows ?
Yeah, my 1 unit was put on sale by 50 agents and another of my frend unit was also put on sale by another 70 agents. So you have 2 units becomes 120 units on sale in the market.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yes. It was fully sold.....long long time ago. Average psf at that time was around $750-$850psf.
This is very misleading. They are asking for different prices, psf $ for the same unit I think. Must the agents very free now, and sellers desperate to sell... serious buyers should wait. Be more realistic.
You can say whatever you want about the agents.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Don't drag the sellers into it.
The sellers are not desperate to sell. Prices are going up. Why should they?
Agents are eager to grab everything for themselves.
Originally Posted by CNA
if not desperate to sell why market at all. Wait till 2015 then you can triple your gain.
This one looks like a desperate seller posting the % not the fact about the numbers and sentiments. Same post appear in a few thread liao... Post your unit here for bidding lar, see anyone will bring from you ? Any bidders out there ???Originally Posted by Unregistered
Ya ya ya... $1000 psf...
My suggestion to all ppty owners is to continue to hold your units. Don't let go easily. It comes to a point very soon that ppl will start to realize that in order to preserve their assets value is to invest in ppty to hedge the monster inflation that looming into Asia.
Mark my words, Singapore ppty prices will continue to appreciate and double in a year or two.
You mean the news isn't from CNA, he fabricated the news?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Be careful with what you say. I saw this piece of news in CNA. I think he just copied and pasted the news here.
Private Residential Property Transactions with Caveats Lodged
Project Name . Price ........... Floor Area . Price ........ Date Of Option
The Sea View ... $1,459,200 . 1,216sqft .... $1,200psf . Mar 08
The Sea View ... $2,190,500 . 1,647sqft .... $1,330psf . Feb 08
The Sea View ... $1,738,000 . 1,216sqft .... $1,429psf . Feb 08
The Sea View ... $2,223,000 . 1,647sqft .... $1,350psf . Jan 08
The Sea View ... $1,776,600 . 1,410sqft .... $1,260psf . Jan 08
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What are the units available for sale now? Did some research on the area and still feel Sea View will be of long term value. Looking forward to have some information, thanks.
What is the average price now for Tanjong Rhu area? I have a unit at Palazzetto for sale.
ai yah these are the transacted prices, not necessary to buy at these same prices. A group of us are going in to test/try the agents/sellers at $1000 - $1100 psf... a few are enbloc'kers, sure to buy, but at the right prices for the right project... Any agents out there on this forum?Originally Posted by URA
Why don't try at $100-110 psf?Originally Posted by Unregistered
They will tell you that you came 30 years too late. Try again in your next life....if there is one.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Property market may stay quiet for up to a yearOriginally Posted by Unregistered
Posted by lushhomeonline on April 2, 2008
Home prices, sales could remain weak as US sub-prime concerns linger
A MONTH ago, property consultants were predicting that the cooling market would pick up after June. That optimism has fast drained away.
Consultants now expect home prices and sales to remain weak for up to a year from now, after official estimates yesterday confirmed that price growth was tapering off.
‘We can expect residential prices to continue weakening over the next 12 months’, in the light of the United States sub-prime debacle and an expected US recession, said Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL).
Other consultancies, such as CB Richard Ellis Research, believe price growth will slow further in the second quarter, to ‘1 per cent or 2 per cent’.
Home sales are also plunging as buyers retreat - and they are expected to stay low as sellers dig in their heels to wait out the slowdown.
New home sales were likely to have dropped in the first quarter to one of the lowest levels ever, second only to those recorded during the Sars period.
In the secondary market, sales have fallen to 2005 levels, according to estimates from Savills Singapore.
Mid-tier private properties on the city fringe, such as in Novena, Toa Payoh, Marine Parade and Queenstown, are likely to be hardest hit by falling buyer demand.
These areas saw the biggest slowdown in price growth in the first 10 weeks of the year, suggesting that prices in these regions may be peaking, said JLL.
Buyers in these areas have shallower pockets and are more sensitive to market sentiment, it added.
(Oh NO! Oh NO! Oh NO! Oh NO! Oh NO!!!!).... prices in these areas are peak liao...
going to TOP soon
When TOP sure got alot put up for sale.
That is a good news. Me and my frends are waiting to buy. Thanks for the infos. Waiting. Understand a lot of foreigners are also waiting. Waiting. Am waiting.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Was there at the site to have a look after so many talks about it, and also to find out how potentially the Silversea will pen out and add to the already 'populated' high-rise jungle or woods to block most views of the surrounding projects. Walk all round SeaView and manage to walk into the Silversea site also. Don't will buy SeaView now, as the more I look at it the whole CDA and Silversea will block everything and almost seaview units from The Sea View. Sorry... I will wait till Silversea launch in May/June and TSV's TOP to see what will be the reaction on prices. Those bot mid-floor with sea-view units and paid some $1300 to $1400 psf may have a problem, alot of people including foriegners will bid it downwards I think... Better hold on and go on-site to have a good look yourself...
Yup I think so. Was also there to take a closer look. Price may drop when no view left. Remember few years ago when Costa Del Sol was built, The Bayshore prices drop like anything. I'm afraid this will be the same.