https://www.squarefoot.com.sg/market-watch/enbloc-market?t=2011
Can track all the enbloc transaction since 1995.
if anyone is wondering what is the enbloc history between freehold and leasehold.
i can safely say, freehold enbloc pct vs 99 leasehold pct is at least 90% more for freehold
dun believe go and track for yourself.
facts dun lie.
I apologise if I miscom. What i'm emphasizing is a 99 year leasehold condo will not be that much more valuable than a 91 year leasehold condo.
If you look at the Bala leasehold table (which is what HDB purportedly use to value HDB units based on remaining leaselife). a 91 year leasehold is worth 94.8 percent of freehold value (clearly not the case considering how generally freehold is 15% more ex on the actual market), while a 99 year leasehold is worth 96.0% of freehold value. But based on this, dividing 94.8/96 gives u 98.75, meaning based on the Bala leasehold table, a 91 year leasehold is only 1.25% less valuable on nominal terms as compared to a 99 year leasehold.
I agree with you on the freehold enbloc dominate 99 year enbloc. That is true.
Basically, my whole pt is Sumang EC at 1.1k is VERY POOR VALUE as compared to the resale comps nearby (which are about the same or slightly more ex if it's right beside MRT).
The factors that should make Sumang EC lower in terms of its fair market value is:
1) proximity,
2) typical EC discount
The factors that should make Sumang EC fair value increase/higher relatively are:
1) longer leaselife (but as showcased in bala table, it's only marginally higher)
2) delay in payment, because for EC u delay paying a few years, while if u get resale u need to pay now.
As a whole, i strongly believe after considering the above 2 pros and 2 cons, sumang EC at 1.1k psf represents POOR value.
I'm not saying the EC sucks if it's offered at 900 psf. In fact, it's probably cheap if it's sold at 900. It's probably about right if it's sold at 1k psf. but at 1.1k psf (which is what i suspect CDL will have to sell to breakeven or make a small profit), IMO it's poor value