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Fully agree with you on the upcoming Treasure @ Tampines. A new slip road for residents to enter Expressway. Making it easier for future residents around there.
Treasure will be good for own stay but not for investment wise. The so call one bedder is actually a studio unit priced from 598k. Which considered quite pricey for studio. Even the so call 1+S is a studio unit with a small space at the window to put a study table and they market it as 1+ Study.
A resale proper one bedder could be bought elsewhere at a much lower price. Saw the site plan,quite a number of units even the big units are facing the expressway
Treasure will be good for own stay but not for investment wise. The so call one bedder is actually a studio unit priced from 598k. Which considered quite pricey for studio. Even the so call 1+S is a studio unit with a small space at the window to put a study table and they market it as 1+ Study.
A resale proper one bedder could be bought elsewhere at a much lower price. Saw the site plan,quite a number of units even the big units are facing the expressway
Interesting discussion. Especially about Affinity. After the Cross-Island line was announced, with the new station going to be about 4 minutes walk away, suddenly the sales just shot up like crazy. Apparently sold like over 100 units within less than a month. Even though the station won't be ready for another 10 years!
But Florence Residences didn't do that well. Something like 60 units at the launch. Perhaps they priced too high, thinking that since Affinity sold so many because of the new MRT line, maybe they could latch on that for Hougang station too. Mistake. Hougang station is further to walk to than Affinity to the Serangoon North station. It will benefit the new Parkwood Collection cluster house launch more, because the new station footprint will be nearer than the existing station. Going to launch this month, so we'll see how it works out. But Parkwood Collection won't be cheap either. Going to be over 3+ million each for the semi-detached ones. And it's 99 year leasehold too.
But the cheapest one of the lot has to be Treasure at Tampines. Sim Lian is really targeting to sell, they are indicating from $1,2xx PSF. My take is that it's good for own stay, but at 2200 units, maybe not so much for investment.
