so can it qualify as high end?
Originally Posted by proud owner
so can it qualify as high end?
Originally Posted by proud owner
well not exactly lorOriginally Posted by bargain hunter
too near main road .. kind of noisy
to me has to be quiet and lots of greenery
I noticed MCL like to include appliance in their projects, e.g. waterfall garden and Esta, its nice freebies
Any idea when the developer is likely to ask for the first disbursement from the bank?
When the foundation starts...
Originally Posted by hyenergix
Construction shld start quite soon... Hong Leong Gdn's tower block has 3 more stories to go before it's completely flattened...
I ought to, on the least response to this compliment.
Thank you.
huh.. doubt you will see this after a solid 2 months..
Originally Posted by novel
Mass market should be affected for a while... the luxury market should stay resilient.Originally Posted by apple3
Need another 5 to 8 years before they become Hot again... when the next generation can upgrade... 3 year construction and 5 year minimum occupation period.
its going to be a downward slope...from now and followed by a flat line... a double dip recession would acceleration the dipping...
Hmm don't really agree...
Because these "next generation" first-time buyers are not those that were fueling the mass-market condos...
These "next-gen" were fueling the resale HDB! as they don't want to want 3 years..., not mass-market condos!
Those who were buying and upgrading to mass/mid market condos are already staying well beyond their HDB's MOP...so this segment is not really affected at all.
Also, a segment of private property owners were buying into HDB resales as well for "investment/rental",
but with the new ruling, they can't buy resale HDB anymore...
they will have to instead start turning into buying private property for investment instead - especially those with lower quantum...
thus this renewed segment providing more support for mass market private property...
Originally Posted by Condorich
Last edited by plan; 01-09-10 at 21:42.
It's ok.. I can agree to disagree...Originally Posted by plan
Now, let me try to share the analysis here with you.
Current Situation before 29 Aug 2010
1. Less than 8k combined income, apply HDB and wait for HDB flats or buy private (cash rich or parents are rich)
2. More than 8k combined income, apply EC or buy resale HDB or buy private (cash rich or parents are rich)
3. More than 10K combined income, appeal for EC or buy private (cash rich or parents are rich)
Future Situation
1. Less than 10K combined income, buy HDB or buy private (cash rich or parents are rich)
2. More than 10K combined income, Buy private.
You will know that the default choice first home is at 80% for HDBs. Then followed up by resale HDB and then private. It will be either HDB or private as a first home in future.
You are right that private owners without HDB cannot play HDB anymore and they play private.
But your point about those upgrading are not affected is not correct to me. This is because those eligible had already bought private and they are out from the demand. Those remaining are indeed affected as they have to cough up more cash and harder to get loan. The demand had been spent. If you want to have the same amount of upgraders in future... it is unlikely due to shrinking population and higher cash required.
There might be a rule that HDB owners cannot buy private in future unless they sell their HDB.. Now is that private cannot buy HDB without selling.. In future, it could also be applicable to HDB owners who want to upgrade. They have to sell their HDB. It is possible. The smart ones are those who already own HDB and Private as the rules will not be applied retrospectively. Beware.... Beware... Beware...
This is a forum of AGENTS? No one bother to do proper policy analysis?
New subsale highs for Hundred Trees in D5...
95 West Coast Drive #07-33
956 Yrs From 27/05/1928
$1,056 psf
786
$830k
09 Sep 10 (OTP start date, after gov measures).
First owner bought from developer at $970psf for $761k. Doesn't look like much of a profit to him/her.Originally Posted by plan
Similiar unit #11-32 was sold at $1071psf for $841k during launch, thus this sale still not "record high" for 2bdr for 100 Trees.
10% in just over 10 months even with after such gov measures is pretty good IMHO.Originally Posted by jonleelk
95 West Coast Drive #08-33
956 Yrs From 27/05/1928
$944 psf
786 sq ft
$742k
28 Oct 09
Last edited by plan; 20-10-10 at 15:02.
Wow! I agree. West coast is becoming the next East Coast?Originally Posted by plan
Mabe whole sg is becoming one orchard
Not whole sg..... If I may just quote.... "We still have Palau Ubin", so maybe that island is the next suburbia...Originally Posted by devilplate
Soon people will start to talk about north coast? When all the waterfront projects and ponggol 21 are up? And with northcoast line?Originally Posted by Fleur
Then we will see Changi (REAL) East Coast coming up... Then North-East Coast, North Coast, North West Coast...... The coastal areas can keep expanding! Fully built up? Never mind. Reclaim the land out into the side lor! Those new private properties will get the sea view and hence sell at premium. Those previously with sea views become blocked and no more sea view. Money will keep changing hands. Those after sea view properties and paying premium previously are like .
Originally Posted by Fleur
How? Whole Singapore can sell at >$5000 psf? Whole Singapore can replicate a "ION" buildings and "ORCHARD RESIDENCES" on top and LV shop etc in each and every one of those buildings? Whole Singapore has many "ISTANA" replicated (and can elect many presidents then)?
Originally Posted by devilplate
I stay in the north. North has the best sea view in Singapore - no container ships at all.Originally Posted by Komo
We just need the 5th University. Let's depend on our MP. She is trying to get the escalator next to the Kahtib MRT station up and running. She has been trying that for 3 years. She will get a lot votes when she gets the government approval.
Thanks,
Richard
i nvr stay in the north...but i always heard stories about higher crime rate at places like marsiling, woodlands...bcoz near JB.....Originally Posted by richwang
Hmmm... 5th university to earn education dollars from our neighbours across the causeway? How come three years have passed and the escalator next to the Kahtib MRT is not up and runninng yet?Originally Posted by richwang
Assuming the seller is cash rich and did not take up any bank loan, after deducting initial stamp duty of $17472, estimated lawyer fee of $5000 (for both purchase and sale) and 2% agent commission $16600 - left only $28500 profit. Where got 10%? Only 3.7%Originally Posted by plan
Will be lower if we take into account loan cancelation fee and interest payments if the seller had taken up a bank loan
Need 3 years and the stake of an upcoming election to get a miserable escalator installed for a public amenity? It speaks volume about the effectiveness of the local representative.
Originally Posted by richwang
On the contrary, the ROI with bank loan is much higher lah,
if the seller is smart, seller should had taken up a no lock in cheap bank loan that covers the legal fees etc and nego lower agent fees lah...
Investment Amount = 20% down = $148K
Net sale proceeds after 10 mths = $32K
ROI = $31K/$148K * 12/10mths = 26% - loan interest of 1.5% = 24.5%
ROI could be even doubles if seller had nego with developer for less than 20% down, say 10% down.
Originally Posted by wesing
Last edited by plan; 21-10-10 at 17:52.
I nvr like north.. too close to Johor.. too close to JB.Originally Posted by richwang
Jam & Jam & Pay & Pay ERP to & from city.. by the time I left city & reach home having my shower.. others still struggling on CTE to reach woodland
Last edited by Rysk; 21-10-10 at 21:02.
hi I am new here. Does anyone know what is the future of Hong Leong Garden shopping Center? Are they going for en bloc soon?
anybody know how many parking lots in 100 trees?
Should be 435 lots versus 396 units (10% more). Mass market condo, so enough for everybody...
http://www.h88.com.sg/article/Condo+...Hundred+Trees/
Remember to ask your MA to be firmed and stick to one carpark per household. Otherwise it will be like Seaview.