[GLGT]Penrith over 4.1 times subscribed ahead of weekend launch on Oct 18 with prices starting from $1.495m

[dushensiao]

This one is Huat kueh #1 choice for the year!!! Predicted 100% sold

eric chiew say top pick

 

[Teyemittisi]

Yah apparently now some are gunning for Zyon Grand next.

Not easy to resell . Oversupply with river green , promenade peak ..

 

[Resident]

Singapore property keep going up because everyone cash rich

 

[purplewave]

huat ah... ...

 

[ramlee]

Moi ish poor
No gf/wife bbfa
Not a manyzer at mid 30s
Behkan at eq.. smart and good at coding oso no use

Coding ish a jod for bangla

 

[jiakliaobee charsiew]

Edmw always lecession one

 

[toolbox03]

Yah apparently now some are gunning for Zyon Grand next.

Your friend also very suay, 14 cheques all lousy queue number, better ask your friend to intro them other agent with better luck

 

[Mebeater]

Let's assume on your estimated figures. 8k per month is not a small sum. Lets say dinks, 4k shared should be something that not the average can afford.

Having 700-800k capital outlay even with cpf, likely a very high earner or has financial backing, including selling off million dollar hdb.

The numbers don't really add up for the number of projects available lately.

These areas aren't exactly the poorest areas. I personally know of 5 friends who bought units at Skye or Penrith with a budget of around $2.6m and they around my age of mid 30s. I have also placed cheques for both but I'm just suay and didn't get great numbers. $8K per month is at most 25% of these couples' and my combined income. The initial outlay though, is usually "loaned" by their parents so if you think about it, it's not that much money.

 

[Moowoow]

Ohhhh but not near mrt right
Near Indian sch or not
N many churches n such
Maybe unblock but like nothing much

No mall around

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Rast time it was your 4-4-2 midfielder or smth right? now become Star striker? Propnaldo?

Wah! You still remember.

Yup, PropNex is my attacking midfielder. This year chiong beyond the main striker DBS.

 

[jack-320]

Many good years ahead

I guess all those things like jobs getting offshored, retrenchment news are fake news?

 

[Kunkka]

Wah! You still remember.

Yup, PropNex is my attacking midfielder. This year chiong beyond the main striker DBS.

How come no developer

 

[Teyemittisi]

Wah! You still remember.

Yup, PropNex is my attacking midfielder. This year chiong beyond the main striker DBS.

Your defence is weak

 

[LoaGong12]

Moi ish poor
No gf/wife bbfa
Not a manyzer at mid 30s
Behkan at eq.. smart and good at coding oso no use

Learn to work on eq. shouldn’t have been stubborn when young
many men refuse to work on their soft skills

 

[Shion]

so many rich singaporeans

 

[pmetpmet]

Huat lah! Sinkies all huat huat huat thanks to PAP!

PAP WSWSWWS!

 

[qhong61]

https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/penrith-over-41-times-subscribed-ahead-weekend-launch-oct-18


Penrith, which previewed on Oct 3, comprises two 40-storey towers with two- to four-bedroom units ranging from 614 to 1,173 sq ft. Prices start from $1.495 million ($2,437 psf) for a two-bedroom unit, $1.665 million ($2,455 psf) for a two-bedroom premium, $1.973 million ($2,511 psf) for a three-bedroom, and $3.078 million ($2,623 psf) for a four-bedroom.

With cheques received exceeding four times the number of units available, Penrith will test whether the strong buying momentum seen at Skye at Holland can continue into another launch weekend.

Previously what is that location?
The two bedrooms is smaller than our three room bto?

 

[shodan99]

Should up buyer stamp duty for private property to 10%. Current 4% is too low. Not a deterrent at all

 

[The_Davis]

These areas aren't exactly the poorest areas. I personally know of 5 friends who bought units at Skye or Penrith with a budget of around $2.6m and they around my age of mid 30s. I have also placed cheques for both but I'm just suay and didn't get great numbers. $8K per month is at most 25% of these couples' and my combined income. The initial outlay though, is usually "loaned" by their parents so if you think about it, it's not that much money.

Jin satki… $8k x 4 = $32k!!!

 

[The_Davis]

Should up buyer stamp duty for private property to 10%. Current 4% is too low. Not a deterrent at all

You sound like a jelly