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May I know is it still good time to invest in property sector?As I personally feel now is already over supply and price bottom out,isn't it going to be worse few years later when more supply compare to now and price might be worse than now?Seriously what will make the price go up when there are more supply later on compare to now?I do not have the confident to invest in even most of my bankers told me investing in properties not so good and the returns no longer attractive compare to previously and capital growth also not that high anymore.
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Hi,

The real estate picture might have changed a lot, we are unlikely to see double digit appreciation growth within a few years investment horizon as seen a few years back. But if you are buying to hold for the mid to long term, its still a good asset class if you are confident about Singapore's economic fundamentals in the mid term. The economy and real estate prices tend to be positively correlated.

This oversupply narrative has been talked about for a while but its not like its across all districts. If you observe closely, its more of an issue for the outskirts area. May I know which districts have you been focusing on?

In "good times", investors still make losses and "bad times", people still can take profit. I like to hear your thoughts as well. Perhaps we can discuss further?

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Hi,

Rather than ask if now is a good time to invest into properties, ask yourself what is your objectives and what can you do to maximize your returns on the funds you have, be it in banking products or property investment.

Your bankers will of course tell you that property investment is not so good. If you understand, Bankers are also commission-based, and also have their own KPIs to meet, and now is a difficult time for alot of them to meet the target set by their employers.

Bankers will of course try to push their banks' investment products to you. I'm not saying the bank products are bad, but you will need to open your eyes wide before jumping into any investment.

Likewise for property investment, not all properties is worth investing now. You will need to understand the property landscape, zero-in to the District to invest in, and carefully pick up the good buys.

What you said of the oversupply in the market is true. But have you asked who is the main culprit for this oversupply situation? Firstly, you will have to understand why is Government opening up so many Government Land Sales to Developers for the past few years, and allow such oversupply situation to occur. Is the Government out to crash property prices? What good will they stand to gain if Singapore property prices crash? Or are they anticipating and planning for the future?

Lastly, let me ask you a simple question. Would you rather buy in a Buyers' market, or in a Sellers' market? I think the choice is clear. A good move today, you will stand to enjoy the rewards in the years to come, while a bad investment property choice today, you will end up getting stuck with little room for capital appreciation. So, be very careful, and assess what is the best option for you today.

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Risks is always associated with investments. There are investors who are still investing or putting their money into real estate simply because they have no other avenues of investment to look into, highly likely because they are not well verse in those domain, therefore the most straightforward option is still real estate.

What other forms of investment are you looking at then if you deem real estate as unattractive? If there is no alternative solutions, why then are you not considering real estate investment if you have the necessary funds sitting in the bank account accumulating more dust than interest? The key here is identifying options and taking actions.

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