Average mass market home prices hit $1million - 23 Sep 2011
Developers to hold back on future land bids - 20 Sep 2011
Private housing market continues to surprise -
Oversupply risks in OCR -
Parkway View up for sale with $81m price tag - 22 Sep 2011
Private property demand not expected to ease up - 19 Sep 2011
Worry more about risk levels and less about supply - 16 Sep 2011
Housing demand will remain stable - 14 Sep 2011
Dynasty Garden freehold site up for sale - 6 Sep 2011
Daisy Apartments sold en bloc for $14.62m - 6 Sep 2011
Park West up for en bloc - 6 Sep 2011
Kovan residences sees prices hit $1267 psf - 5 Sep 2011
Hoi Hup set to buy Whitley Heights for $159m in collective sale - 2 Sep 2011
MND raises devt charges for new building projects 01 Sept 2011
Housing glut 'won't cause dip in prices': Property expert
ReplyDeletehttp://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_712756.html
Don't allow the RP to be lowered!
Quote from TODAY:
ReplyDelete"Currently, high prices and supply are not a worry for investors so long as they can be convinced that they can sell onwards for even higher prices. This is why every seller — whether investor or developer — has to have a good storyline to sell. They need to differentiate their product — be it the iconic design, closeness to an MRT station or a prime location within an area which holds lots of promise."
- TC is a GREAT LOCATION!!! Don't undersell. The developers has stories that they can tell to sell their ICONIC structures!!!
http://imcmsimages.mediacorp.sg/CMSFileserver/documents/006/PDF/20110916/1609PPP064.pdf
Demand for private property is still strong... Read for yourself...
ReplyDelete"Private property demand not expected to ease up"
http://imcmsimages.mediacorp.sg/CMSFileserver/documents/006/PDF/20110919/1909BZC026.pdf
Property Prices Still GOOD!
ReplyDeleteREDAS' fears are unfounded (Quote):
"Only recently, the Real Estate Developers Association of Singapore (REDAS) called on the Government to review the market cooling measures in view of the dark clouds looming over the economic horizon and to make greater use of the Reserve List system in managing its land sales. But if new housing sales continue at this pace — despite a real threat of a recession that may hit Singapore as early as the first half of next year — REDAS’ fears may be unfounded."
- Read the rest in:
http://imcmsimages.mediacorp.sg/CMSFileserver/documents/006/PDF/20110923/2309PPP064.pdf
You could argue that