How is it possible to buy one of these flats without hitting MSR with 14k income cap? (Assuming with car loan)
ThisHow is it possible to buy one of these flats without hitting MSR with 14k income cap? (Assuming with car loan)
I never believe that EC got good capital appreciation because location is a major factor and EC all have bad location
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not sure if can see the screenshot..the past 20 transactions above, the min capital appreciation of $194k.. and as high as $480k profit( vs their entry price at $899k, more than 50% profit).. I agree that most EC doesn't have good location, but there are some exceptions, like Esparina Residences and Prive.. both are walking distance to MRT.. got no comments for others though.. but considering the lower entry price, cant complain ady..
Thanks, 20% percent is the killer
When you are paying a price close to private condo, is there still room for appreciation?
I am so used to agents telling very biased stories and presenting only information that helps their sales.
Currently there are no new private condo launches in the same area, so canot comment wat would be the new launches pricing.. wont be so fair if compare to Parc Botannia ( the closest new launch to here) as they were launched 2 years back.. but imagine if Piermont Grand is not an EC, what would be the developer's launching price ? Definitely not at $1150psf .. There is another empty plot of land near to Townhub slated for private condo, don't think the price will be anywhere close to $1150psf..
Just look at all the punggol/SK resales including those newer ones, prices are still hovering around $1050psf. Does buying piermont executive condominium (subsidized housing) at $1150 still make sense to you. Of course, you have to force yourself to make sense of it with illogical reasoning since you are agent.
If piermont is not EC, I would say it will (try to) sell for $1,250 psf. With today's market, it may not even be 20% sold at launch. Dont tell me you are expecting this sort of location (the outskirts of the island) and surrounded by HDB at all 4 sides to sell for $1,400psf..
Tampines may not be an accurate comparison but it is considered a matured estate and historically command a higher price than Punggol. Should private at punggol go above $1280psf then, bearing in mind that tampines is not selling very well and may cut prices lower.
Wish you luck on piermont launch weekend. Take some photos of the 3-bedder 839sqft showflat for us..
Watertown is the flagship development of punggol and resale prices are now aro $1,300psf after pricing in the crazy developer bids and resulting absurd new launch prices. No other developments in punggol can possibly be better than watertown so it should be considered the upper bound.Watertown launching price 7 yrs back was already $12xxpsf average.. and that time there wasn't any shopping mall / amenities around when they launch.. is it possible for the next new launch prices to be lower than this? ( side track, the next plot of land is also mixed development).. I may be wrong, but those that are monitoring the Sg's property market would know tat chances are very slim.. totally agree Punggol is a 'place where birds oso don't lay eggs' location .. that was probably 10-15yrs ago ?an important point to note is the transformation that government have for this place.. that will determine the growth.. that's the first-movers advantage.. rather than entering the market when it's already 'mature estate' ..
according to the masterplan , Punggol Digital District is slated to be completed in 2023 with integrated MRT station & new Singapore Institute of Technology campus, which will have approx. 12,000 students and JTC business park, which will generate approx. 28,000 job opportunities.. think of Silicon Valley .. PDD is gonna be Singapore's mini Silicon Valley ..
not sure if this makes any sense or sounds illogical to most buyers.. but pretty sure will have buyers that would able to see the potential in this area
the breakdown and timeline for EC
5% - upon booking (cash only)
15% within 9 weeks ( cash / cpf )
5% - earmark for foundation completion (cash / cpf)
downpayment 25% + max loan 75%
Also got Deferred Payment Scheme for EC
25% downpayment( as above ) and the balance 75% upon TOP
think for EC, banks will never max 75% loan. correct me if I'm wrong.
also, stamp duty, ABSD for existing HDB upgrader if still holding the flat, and levy (50k for 5rm flat owner) too.
the upfront is just too huge for upgraders which doesn't make sense comparing buying a private. That's what I came across during hundred palms.
At $1150psf, 50k levy added in might as well buy private and can get full 75% loan as well.
Watertown is the flagship development of punggol and resale prices are now aro $1,300psf after pricing in the crazy developer bids and resulting absurd new launch prices. No other developments in punggol can possibly be better than watertown so it should be considered the upper bound.
By the time punggol is mature, the other towns will be super-mature. Anyway, nothing to do with "maturity", it is the location. Punggol, like Woodlands and Jurong West will always be the cheapest towns on the island because of their location on the outskirts...
You should advise your clients to invest in Tengah then..
yup, different people have different perception to many things.. in my opinion, Bidadari is much better than Tengah.. but then again 20yrs later, Tengah could be different much different from now ..
gone were the days where Punggol is the cheapest town.. prices for the HDB here are as close to Tampines ( source from HDB website, I didn't come up with the figures to make illogical sense )
the max 75% loan is based on your affordability and income..and not because its EC that's why you cant get max 75% loan.. even for private condo, if your income canot support, you also cant get 75% loan ya.. .
For EC, there is NO ASBD required even though you are still holding on to your current HDB.. this is the only exception as you are required to sign an undertaking letter to sell your HDB within 6 mths upon TOP..
and also for EC, your bank loan still eligible for 75% as its counted as '1st property' even though your current HDB has outstanding loan ( 2nd bank loan in Sg only can loan up to max 45% )
lastly, the resale levy canot run .. pay to government.. bo pien..