Aug 22, 2009 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
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Price Upsurge

Far East Organisation, the biggest private property developer in Singapore, launched Centro Residences in Ang Mo Kio, a suburban HDB town. Prices started at $1,100 per square foot. Deals done in July were at $1,117 per square foot to $1,228 per square foot.

Property experts say that such prices are more normal among prime projects or city-fringe properties, but they were too expensive for suburban lease homes.

In the sales boom that occurred in the mid-90s, Far East Organisation set a leasehold record when it launched Bishan 8 wherein units were sold for as much as $1,100 per square foot.

At some current launches, over-market values were also witnessed. For instance, Ascentia Sky sold for $1,064 psf to $1,459 psf.

If It Is Appropriate, Wear It

A glimpse in the amount of shoes outside an apartment informs you instantly how crowded the place is. Apartments are normally no shoes zone.

Some of the current new launches have drawn scores of visitors, who abandon limitless shoes outside the apartments.

Line Up

Line ups at recently opened condominiums were ordinary during 1996 and 2007, with people lining up for hours for a unit.

Seize My Cash

Current launches like Optima, Meadows@Peirce, purchasers have been eager to surrender blank cheques in an offer to obtain a unit.

The cheques are presented to agents even ahead of the final cost is released.

Voting

TID developer decide to sell by means voting when buyers once more began lining up a day facing of the public view.

TID’s spokesperson said that voting was clearer and the crowd could be dissolved faster. It also prevented people from attempting strategies like putting their place for sale in the line up.

In Devonshire Road at the 152-unit One Devonshire, requirement from purchasers was too strong that a final ballot was seized.

Hard-working Agents

A glimpse at the confidential commercial on property pages will inform you that the flippers have return.

They have been putting commercials for just- sold-out or launched projects, hopeful in making quick cash. Commercial for Optima units emerged just days after the project was sold.

Agents and sellers are still putting commercials for projects well-known with investors, counting The Metropolitan.

At current launches, property agents are attractive to possible purchasers’ kiasu mentality, or the terror of losing the boat, and advising them to do something before values rise.

Liquidised

Do not pay attention to pay cuts that are still in position at a few firms or that cutback remains at others. By no means will you miss a good chance to purchase as you are offered with one

Surely, Singaporeans have been out in crowd whenever projects deemed affordable arrive on the market.

In February at the time sentiment was poor, in Alexandra Road, the 293-unit Alexis was introduced at $850 psf to as much as $1,100 psf and, in a matter of days, it was entirely sold.

Other recent lunches that immediately sold out in later months comprise 8@Woodleigh in Potong Pasir, on Devonshire Road, the Illuminaire, and in Tanah Merah, Optima.
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