Alice, 29 and her fiancé were so blown away by the view from a 39th-floor 3-room flat in Clementi, decided within a day S$1.018 mil was worth it

[Whimsica]

3RM or 3 bedrooms?

 

[tech90]

Very ugly view. must buy east coast park there lah.

Got all the chemicals from jurong island also. West side jurong air sometimes got weird smell esp near the industrial areas.

 

[thwysg]

Cannot be, 800 sqft for 3br can’t even fit the bed.

Have. 818sqft. 4rm.

https://www.propertyguru.com.sg/listing/hdb-for-sale-79a-toa-payoh-central-25599408

 

[standarture]

99.9% of the time nobody looks out their wjndow. Even those with balcony remove them.

 

[luxerio]

easily affordable for genz / mill.
i dont know whats the big fuzz? so many reasons why they can afford.

$5-6K since fresh grad age which bring them to $10k per month by 30.
parents could be rich.
couple could be rich from crypto or investment. seen so many cases.


not saying everyone is like that. but dont need to be overly surprised by some of their fin capabilities.

But if someone who become rich from crypto or investment will choose a 3room flat that cost 1m meh? That one machiam Kanna chop carrot.

 

[HoLoGram]

First-time homeowner Alice*, 29, and her fiancé were so blown away by the view from a 39th-floor public housing flat in Clementi, a neighbourhood in the west of Singapore, they decided within a day that the more than S$1 million (US$780,000) price tag of their new home was worth it.

The three-bedroom, 883 sq ft (82 square metres) flat offered views of the sea and was also within walking distance of the MRT station and the home of Alice’s parents. They negotiated for S$1.018 million – about S$70,000 lower than the seller’s asking price – and sealed the deal last August.

The flat, completed in 2015, would have cost the sellers between S$530,000 and S$650,000 as they bought the flat under the as a build-to-order (BTO) scheme from the government which heavily subsidises the 99-year leasehold BTO housing.

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/econ...ion-dollar-hdb-flats-are-becoming-more-common

Shld have moved to Marsiling, can be blown away by view of JB. Move abit more can see Pasir Gudang.

Young ppl too much money or too stupid these days.

What kinda view is that.

Can pay half of what they did.

 

[Jay6789]

after a few days of this view, will not bother to look already.
blow away by this type of view means suaku.

this is not nature, mountains or ocean view.

 

[English Teacher]

Alot of small men comment for a public holiday afternoon.

 

[tokong]

Got all the chemicals from jurong island also. West side jurong air sometimes got weird smell esp near the industrial areas.

yep, bro, that goes without saying. the truth is the same type of flat will cost more in the eastern side of sg.

 

[LoUsyGamER]

First-time homeowner Alice*, 29, and her fiancé were so blown away by the view from a 39th-floor public housing flat in Clementi, a neighbourhood in the west of Singapore, they decided within a day that the more than S$1 million (US$780,000) price tag of their new home was worth it.

The three-bedroom, 883 sq ft (82 square metres) flat offered views of the sea and was also within walking distance of the MRT station and the home of Alice’s parents. They negotiated for S$1.018 million – about S$70,000 lower than the seller’s asking price – and sealed the deal last August.

The flat, completed in 2015, would have cost the sellers between S$530,000 and S$650,000 as they bought the flat under the as a build-to-order (BTO) scheme from the government which heavily subsidises the 99-year leasehold BTO housing.

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/econ...ion-dollar-hdb-flats-are-becoming-more-common

They haven't see even better sea views hdbs.

 

[sbv7230]

View is overrated. JB properties got plenty of such views but nobody cares.

At the end of the day it is just a vanity thing which people pay too much for.

JB sure got a lot but dun know can view how many times as anytime can kanna killed or kidnapped for nothing

 

[jq75]

First-time homeowner Alice*, 29, and her fiancé were so blown away by the view from a 39th-floor public housing flat in Clementi, a neighbourhood in the west of Singapore, they decided within a day that the more than S$1 million (US$780,000) price tag of their new home was worth it.

The three-bedroom, 883 sq ft (82 square metres) flat offered views of the sea and was also within walking distance of the MRT station and the home of Alice’s parents. They negotiated for S$1.018 million – about S$70,000 lower than the seller’s asking price – and sealed the deal last August.

The flat, completed in 2015, would have cost the sellers between S$530,000 and S$650,000 as they bought the flat under the as a build-to-order (BTO) scheme from the government which heavily subsidises the 99-year leasehold BTO housing.

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/econ...ion-dollar-hdb-flats-are-becoming-more-common

west is best...

 

[jericho75]

Scmp fake news. Might as well write upon seeing the awesome view, the fiance proposed to Alice. Unmarried can buy HdB or bf 35yo buying?

 

[jq75]

What kind of rubbish sea view is that

very messy loh. i rather northshore view than this

 

[jericho75]

Cannot be, 800 sqft for 3br can’t even fit the bed.

3 rm hdb where got 80+ sq meter one? prime location 4 rm really is 86 sq meters.

 

[jericho75]

very messy loh. i rather northshore view than this

this one then is good view

 

[aarontansp]

First-time homeowner Alice*, 29, and her fiancé were so blown away by the view from a 39th-floor public housing flat in Clementi, a neighbourhood in the west of Singapore, they decided within a day that the more than S$1 million (US$780,000) price tag of their new home was worth it.

The three-bedroom, 883 sq ft (82 square metres) flat offered views of the sea and was also within walking distance of the MRT station and the home of Alice’s parents. They negotiated for S$1.018 million – about S$70,000 lower than the seller’s asking price – and sealed the deal last August.

The flat, completed in 2015, would have cost the sellers between S$530,000 and S$650,000 as they bought the flat under the as a build-to-order (BTO) scheme from the government which heavily subsidises the 99-year leasehold BTO housing.

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/econ...ion-dollar-hdb-flats-are-becoming-more-common

First time owner easy to con. See the 3 chimney sticks probably excite her. Breathe in industrial air.

 

[1982-1994]

How often does a person look out of the house? The excitement will be short-lived once the daily grind takes over…

It's everyday for me

2) Candles (The more birthday candles in the distance, the more desirable)

Means what?

as someones whos stays low floors
how longs does its takes tos waits the lifts to goes ups to 39th floor everyday?
ors 12th, 20th floors?

From 19th to the ground, 33 seconds
It also depends on individual BTO project

might as well buy pinnacle duxton

$1m can't even buy the lowest floor

99.9% of the time nobody looks out their wjndow. Even those with balcony remove them.

0.1% for me to not to look

 

[wahlaneh]

The real reason is not the view. They know sure can sell for higher price in a few years time

 

[Shion]

rich people can do whatever they like