1BR alr exceeded 2700psf and they were sold like hotcake lo!
No surprise, bigger unit = higher quantum = slower to move
I think the appeal was the overall quantum, that’s why the 2plus study couldn’t move.
1BR alr exceeded 2700psf and they were sold like hotcake lo!
No surprise, bigger unit = higher quantum = slower to move
more than 70% sold ..
more than 70% sold ..
I was expecting at max is around 60% sold on first day.
Looks like cov has not deter or dampen the sales like what others had claimed previously.
Yea I was expecting max 60% sold too! Yea COV or not. Property purchase still goes on
with COVID-19 life still goes on, it isn’t as drastic as SARSand it looks like there’s still a lot of buyers w deep pockets. I had expected more than 50% though.
Parc Canberra did well last week, now The M also did well, next week OLA, let’s see. Kopar should be coming up soon saw the showflat erected too.
Over the past 1.5 decade, I had already observed this scenario despite chains of CMs and a few recessions taking place:
“Rice can don’t eat, dress can don’t buy, car can don’t drive, but good property must buy.” Buying property has already been part of our DNA.
Where is our prophet property soul who has been preaching doom and gloom all these years?
Bear in mind the M is priced higher than I thought esp for those premium facing units based on what I heard from some forumers here.
haha.
I totally agree w that pun except rice cannot don’t eat bro.
Everyone still buying property and ppl who bought the M are even younger than I thought, assuming the queues paint the correct picture, where’s hola? - Good property if priced cheap everyone queue even w epidemic, imagine without Covid-19 maybe higher price than this alr.
I wouldn’t say the M is cheap but it’s still consider low quantum despite high psf for those premium facing units
Need to look at the overall caveat lodged to see, else the update from
Business Times on the number of units sold and avg psf. Anyone can share.
Need to look at the overall caveat lodged to see, else the update from
Business Times on the number of units sold and avg psf. Anyone can share.
https://www.businessinsider.sg/bugi...e-residential-district-propertyguru-predicts/
For owners who bought into the M, some cheers, especially those who entered $2100psf
Those 2100 should be lousy facing Low floor isn’t it?
They collected Cheques and have prospective buyers filling up forms of top 3 choices
So before releasing the price they already know the demand and can priced to their advantage
So what I’m saying is that there is no lucky guy there getting super Low psf deal.. every transaction is priced at developer discretion and decision isn’t it?
I feel even if lousy facing units, at 2100psf it’s still a steal, but I believe only a handful of those lucky ones got it. It’s like a lottery to generate the initial hype in order to generate after sales
Just trying to understand the process, I’m newbie in Ppty investment
Got to admit their marketing good

Prelim count is 346 sold (67%)
I’m really stunned...