筍盤來了!!!One Bernam Condo

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Bro, not bad? Midtown Modern sold 60% and Irwell Hill Residences sold more than 50% on launch day, these two have similar price point to One Bernam, and 79/391 translates to less than 25%.

in current market would expect closer to 50% to be not bad I think?
just wait a while longer
sinkies very rich all will jump in to max loan to buy since now is their last chance in this lifetime
 

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just wait a while longer
sinkies very rich all will jump in to max loan to buy since now is their last chance in this lifetime
Perhaps it’s the appeal of CBD living, cheaper alternatives could be found nearby at The Landmark, nearer chinatown.

next up, Pasir Ris 8, expecting that one to be fairly popular..
 

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MCC probably should have more 1 bedders for OB to move sales. There are some pretty good layouts/units (Stack 2, 3, 4, 5) which should do well with investors, but also some odd ones (Stack 8) which isn’t moving. The price loading for the higher floors seem large.

MTM benefitted from the wave of Bugis being in limelight, and recent launches skewed expectations. Maybe hitting ~30% (similar to Landmark) over first weekend would be quite respectable, not great but still decent.
 

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MCC probably should have more 1 bedders for OB to move sales. There are some pretty good layouts/units (Stack 2, 3, 4, 5) which should do well with investors, but also some odd ones (Stack 8) which isn’t moving. The price loading for the higher floors seem large.

MTM benefitted from the wave of Bugis being in limelight, and recent launches skewed expectations. Maybe hitting ~30% (similar to Landmark) over first weekend would be quite respectable, not great but still decent.

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Yes, quite quiet and no trumpet blowing media reports of sales during launch weekend.

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Bro, not bad? Midtown Modern sold 60% and Irwell Hill Residences sold more than 50% on launch day, these two have similar price point to One Bernam, and 79/391 translates to less than 25%.

in current market would expect closer to 50% to be not bad I think?
Good projects for the developers doesn’t mean they have to sell out on day 1. Sometimes, selling too fast may also mean that you’re leaving money on the table and not conning sinkies enough.

But ok la, OB is lanpoon :s13: :s13:
 

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Good projects for the developers doesn’t mean they have to sell out on day 1. Sometimes, selling too fast may also mean that you’re leaving money on the table and not conning sinkies enough.

But ok la, OB is lanpoon :s13: :s13:
True, but I guess from the take up rate it points that the project ain’t too popular. I have doubts that Fuji Xerox will launch 3000psf.. maybe closer to Sky Everton price point would help.
 

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A large part I suspect may just be down to developers’ marketing efforts and also how hard agents push (commission related?)

From a couple of agents I interacted with, several projects were almost always pushed first… and the likes of LM, OB, Fourth Avenue, and another project near Holland, etc. seems to be mentioned only after the first round of preferred suggestions were turned down.
 
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A large part I suspect may just be down to developers’ marketing efforts and also how hard agents push (commission related?)

From a couple of agents I interacted with, several projects were almost always pushed first… and the likes of LM, OB, Fourth Avenue, and another project near Holland, etc. seems to be mentioned only after the first round of preferred suggestions were turned down.
Bro u agent right, is ASR commission very high? I don’t understand how it sells so well compared to LM, OB and OPB on comparable psf yet perceived poorer attributes.
 

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Bro u agent right, is ASR commission very high? I don’t understand how it sells so well compared to LM, OB and OPB on comparable psf yet perceived poorer attributes.

Hahha unfortunately I am not an agent.

Early on ASR sell itself on affordable quantum, near CBD and first mover for GSW transformation. Think early days low/mid floor 2br at $1.2-1.3mil (~$2k psf), and that impression sticks with public even as prices adjust.

On its own ASR is not a bad project, the 2br dumbbell layout looks efficient too, maybe some like it being at a more “quiet” area.

Subjective - if I were to pick between the 4 today, ASR probably won’t be my top pick.
 
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Bro u agent right, is ASR commission very high? I don’t understand how it sells so well compared to LM, OB and OPB on comparable psf yet perceived poorer attributes.
Tiagong ASR comm is 2.9% for 1-3BR, and 3.1% for 4BR :o

Disclaimer: I’m not an agent :o
 
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