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Hi, with the current lower than expected bid for the new land (EC) at Sengkang, would it be better for investor or home buyer to have a see and look approach first? Prices for existing projects like H2O, Riverbank and Rivertree will continue to slide further?
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Hi there,
The see and look approach could either- work or falter.
If the market continues in decline, then it's fine.
If the cooling measures are reviewed as The minister mentioned sometime back that there will be consideration to lift some measures, then prices will rebound. Refer to the article on MONEY,14 feb.

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Hi Ray,

The approach to take is very dependant on whether you are intending to hold long or medium term for this purchase from an investment perspective. With longer term planning, perhaps entering the market now maybe a viable option since loan interest rate are still low and not expected to spike sharply. You may capitalise on these aspect to enter the market than later. As Singapore continues its fast pace development and the anticipated population growth, the long term prospect of property appreciation is still healthy on top of the prospective rental. If you are looking for the short to medium term gain, perhaps you should consider putting the money elsewhere as we do not expect that price will appreciate to give you handsome returns upon selling within the 5-8 years time frame, but as what my fellow professionals have indicated, we are unable to forecast accurately how the market will react otherwise we would have gained from this foresight.

Last but not least, let's perhaps wait for what our DPM and Finance Minister has to offer for the upcoming budget before making any move. Who knows there maybe adjustment of cooling measures which may send the market soaring or diving?

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