Developers cut prices following new measures
Propertyguru
Propertyguru - Monday, January 17
Property developers have begun reducing prices and offering discounts on a case-by-case basis in an effort to stop buyers from withdrawing from planned purchases.
Roxy-Pacific Holdings might lower asking prices for the upcoming launch of Spottiswoode 18. Following Thursday's announcement of new measures to cool the real estate market, the project's price list is set to be finalised ahead of Tuesday's soft launch of the 251-unit prime property.
Market sources said more price cuts at upcoming launches are expected.
Some developers are also giving discounts on a case-by-case basis so as to attract potential buyers to exercise their option to purchase, they said.
Sources said a listed developer offered a discount of about five percent to entice a group of investors to exercise their option to buy a unit at a Cairnhill project. However, the investors still walked away and forfeited their deposit. Other developers have also offered to absorb buyers' stamp duty.
"Turnout at showflats was quite mixed," said Brandon Lee, Property Analyst at DMG & Partners.
Propertyguru
Propertyguru - Monday, January 17
Property developers have begun reducing prices and offering discounts on a case-by-case basis in an effort to stop buyers from withdrawing from planned purchases.
Roxy-Pacific Holdings might lower asking prices for the upcoming launch of Spottiswoode 18. Following Thursday's announcement of new measures to cool the real estate market, the project's price list is set to be finalised ahead of Tuesday's soft launch of the 251-unit prime property.
Market sources said more price cuts at upcoming launches are expected.
Some developers are also giving discounts on a case-by-case basis so as to attract potential buyers to exercise their option to purchase, they said.
Sources said a listed developer offered a discount of about five percent to entice a group of investors to exercise their option to buy a unit at a Cairnhill project. However, the investors still walked away and forfeited their deposit. Other developers have also offered to absorb buyers' stamp duty.
"Turnout at showflats was quite mixed," said Brandon Lee, Property Analyst at DMG & Partners.