Apr 8, 2010 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) will launch a residential site at Hougang Avenue 2 for tender, after it accepted an application from a developer with a minimum bid of $109.9 million, or $241 psf ppr.The 99-year-leasehold site is on the Reserve List of the government land sales (GLS) programme for H1 2010.
The tender for the 3.02ha site will be launched in two weeks.
With a maximum gross floor area of 455,152 sq ft, the site is earmarked for a low-density condominium, flats or landed housing.
According to several analysts, assuming that a low-rise condo of around 400 units will be built, the top bid could range from $310 psf ppr to $350 psf ppr, which works out to between $141 million and $159 million for the site.
Alternatively, about 200 cluster housing units can be considered for the same land price.
CBRE said that recent launches within the area include the 33-unit Wembley Residences and the 81-unit Residences Botanique, where homes were sold on average for $850 psf and $990 psf respectively in the last six months.
Semi-detached and freehold terrace houses in new cluster projects in the neighbourhood, such as Water Villas, Jansen 8 and Verdana Villas, were sold at $1.8 million to $3 million.
Another 13 sites on the Reserve List of the GLS programme for H1 2010 can be triggered for sale, which includes two executive condo sites and two mixed-use sites, where 5,885 private residential units can potentially be built, said the URA.
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Reader Comments: (6 comments)
to mr. risty majiliot|: the singapore government is releasing land sites more often nowadays than before, thus the time will come that singapore will entirely be owned by private developers and companies.
that wont happen mr andrews.. the govt will definitely not allow for that to happen
in the near future, every piece of land in Singapore will be owned by private developers.
certainly, developers will once again bid aggressively once the tender opens for this site
how many more sites are left on the reserve list for H1 2010?
the govt seems to be releasing one site after another...i presume they dont want to be caught off guard again hehe.. goodluck!