read about this rumours.
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/fo...b41db316fa4f14
read about this rumours.
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/fo...b41db316fa4f14
Blk 31 & Blk 33Originally Posted by cl0ver
Blk 33 and 35. I own a unit blk 35 of course i know.Originally Posted by East Coast Boy
A penthouse had just been sold @ 1550psf. Long live Seaview!!!
Originally Posted by Property_Owner
wow
giving hopes to those who bought One Amber ...
Which Block ? which facing ?Originally Posted by Property_Owner
Originally Posted by East Coast Boy
37, pool facing
Did a check at SLA, block 35 and 33 is 1km to TNSOriginally Posted by Property_Owner
I was told #22-22 at Block 37 done at $1200psf in May.
Anyone willing to sell 3bdroom & above SeaView see facing unit at below $1150psf ?
This was the price six months backOriginally Posted by focus
Haha.. yes.. you never know until you try...
thats a very good news for people owing unit in the seaview. Went there to see a unit on sat afternoon, the swimming pool is quiet with less than 10 "ang mo" in the pool. Quiet and beautiful envoirnment.Originally Posted by Property_Owner
Yes, in the past few years, I visited more than 80 new project launches. None of the projects can come close to The SeaView in term of space, land/landscape and pool.Originally Posted by nochoice
Now, fortunate that we have a very hardworking MCST.
Seeing what happen recently in the property market, I still grade The Seaview at the current price as a good bargain despite many units have alr almost doubled the price from the launch price.
eg #03-x7, launch price was about $740, now being offered at $1,428.
Eh.. buyers are asking $1400psf.. but from propertyguru.. the transacted prices for july seems to be around $1100-1200psf.
Any agent out there got $1200psf seaview 3bedroom units for sale?
Will the seaview units be totally blocked by silversea?
Originally Posted by focus
Yup..Originally Posted by Douk
but Seaview is FH ..and it is sitting on a very big tract of land .. very spacious.. and parkway parade is as near to silversea as seaview..
so I dont mind buying to enjoy the seaview for 1 or 2 years.. before moving house and renting it out . But if prices are so unrealistic(by my standard)..then i can only dream about it loh.
Aiya blocked only for 99 years, Seaview is FH mah.Originally Posted by Douk
Seaview Condo without sea view
In other countries there are covenants which are in place so that you do not block other people's views, if your development some how does block the view of your neighbour, you have to compensate the original owner.Originally Posted by Allthepies
Amberville (now Silversea) was there before The Sea View. So who has the right to the sea view? People who buy units at The Sea View should know one day the view will be blocked because the demolition of Amberville was paving the way for a new project.Originally Posted by xebay11
As long as there's a piece land between your condo and the sea, the right to the view belongs to someone else. That's why it's very important to buy the first row of developments fronting the sea if you are going to pay a premium -not some project a couple of rows from the sea and get conned by agents marketing the sea view for higher prices. Common sense is NOT that common after all.
anyone know when is the launch for the former rose garden by Far east (behind seaview). Heard from one friend who said that that plot will be selling 1st quarter next year.
Hmm looks like Seaview blocked front and back, not so attractive now if you ask me.Originally Posted by nochoice
Not really.. Seaview still has one of the biggest and nicest landscape around.. But too bad the owners refused to sell me anything at below 1200psf..keke...Originally Posted by xebay11
If you like it just bite the bullet, FE is correct that the MRT would be opposite PP, that is why they bought so much land there. As for Seaview, there is lots of upside.Originally Posted by focus
No can do..Originally Posted by xebay11
Price is what you pay, value is what you get. :P
are we now to pay a future value ?Originally Posted by xebay11
even if theres a MRT opposite .. from construction to completion to the actual day the service starts, can be 5 yrs or more ..
why are we paying future value ? or is this the current value and when MRT is up , its going to be 2000 psf ?
Then what are your alternatives?Originally Posted by focus
is it confirmed that the MRT is opposite PP? if it is, not to mention SV, it will bring interest in nearby property, esta, OA, cote d azur, parc seabreeze etc.Originally Posted by xebay11
There are reports of soil analysis being done opp PP. So only if the soil conditions are not suitable, would they not build opp PP.Originally Posted by nochoice
the soil analysis done doesnt mean is for testing for mrt station. But if is true, good. Saw this newspaper article in silversea showroom that the so call marine parade line will be ready by 2020, but do not know the actual position of the station. the plot of land opp PP actually is a good guess as if you are familar with marine parade area, there are not many plot of open space for building the station. But still is a guess.Originally Posted by xebay11