Looks like there will be lots to pick from around that region, form the amber road ones to silversea and the parkway area ones...
Looks like there will be lots to pick from around that region, form the amber road ones to silversea and the parkway area ones...
Heard this news from a agent, this plot although FH, but will be selling as 99LH, so as to make it more affordable. Dont know how true is this?
Don't tell me you believeOriginally Posted by nochoice
Can you purchase a new car with 5 years COE?Originally Posted by nochoice
Not a bad move by FEO if The Shore is changed to 99 yrs LH. i.e. The property will return to them when lease expired which is as good as buying en-bloc later FOC. CDL also doing the same for Livia.
This can bring the price to SilverSea level or even cheaper after IASed.
Yes it's true. Some 99LH projects are sitting on a FH land.
Originally Posted by nochoice
I can see it'll be a rip-off for the buyers e.g. give you 5-10% discount and take away the freehold status! I can foresee some eager buyers will be fooled by this. After 5 years, the value of the leasehold property will start to diverge from that of the surrounding freehold properties..... After 20 years, the divergence will become a big gap. If the buyers want to be penny-wise pound-foolish, good luck.Originally Posted by sealover
Yap, particularly for this type of estate en-bloc potential is very low as the landlord is FEO not Government. FEO will ask for sky to extend lease so there will be ONLY ONE eligible developer i.e. FEOOriginally Posted by Miow
If this is true, it will be interesting to see what is the launching price? heard that more smaller units will be built. Good move will be to build more smaller units so that psf can still be around $1.1k-1.3k.Originally Posted by kEN9170
1.1k - 1.3k for LH99 w/o any 'sea' view is too EXP.Originally Posted by nochoice
Those who buy at this kind of terms are suckers.Originally Posted by ppty
I can see why the government needs to introduce curbs since Singaporeans have no sense and can't think for themselves. If Singaporeans lose their savings (again), they will be demanding financial help from the government.