Normanton Park is built by a questionable Chinese developer. Just google their past issues in Singapore.
No winder CCS say sinkies are idiots,digging their graves,but this is the real world, all in actual case are full of loans n debts. All are Employees not working to pay off but all looking a for profit after a few years. Bubble burst comes all will go jump down from tall buildings
No winder CCS say sinkies are idiots,digging their graves,but this is the real world, all in actual case are full of loans n debts. All are Employees not working to pay off but all looking a for profit after a few years. Bubble burst comes all will go jump down from tall buildings
The ship has sailed for cynics who think our local properties are overpriced! Early buyers get the advantage! Look at the bargains Normanton Park buyers received!
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For 1 bedders:
- 1 unit entered $798k
- 54 units entered $836-899k
- 66 units entered $900-999k
Caveat up till 17 jan 2021:
562 out of 1862 sold.30.18%
Average psf: $17xxpsf
Priced from $798k.
developer will eventually panic and cut prices when they can't offload the other 1200+ units. screwing all of you early buyers over.
The ship has sailed for cynics who think our local properties are overpriced! Early buyers get the advantage! Look at the bargains Normanton Park buyers received!
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For 1 bedders:
- 1 unit entered $798k
- 54 units entered $836-899k
- 66 units entered $900-999k
Caveat up till 17 jan 2021:
562 out of 1862 sold.30.18%
Average psf: $17xxpsf
Priced from $798k.
Crash come when it's least expected. A rental seeking economy will not last
Singapore's property market is unlike other countries. In our local context, the property market dipping by 5 - 10% is considered as a property crash.
that could be one possibility. but the other possibility is developers offloading with discounts before TOP to avoid paying QC fees.That only happens for little boutique projects. For big condos, first buyers get in cheapest. After 30% of the units are sold, the developer will raise prices. The condo units are not released for sale en masse during the first few days of the project's launch. They are usually released in batches, with the prices of the later batches going up by around 5 - 15% with each price increase.
A rent seeking economy that feeds leeches and has zero value contributed to real productivity must, shall and will be destroyed eventually
That only happens for little boutique projects. For big condos, first buyers get in cheapest. After 30% of the units are sold, the developer will raise prices. The condo units are not released for sale en masse during the first few days of the project's launch. They are usually released in batches, with the prices of the later batches going up by around 5 - 15% with each price increase.
smell the restroom too, and pee all over.Only 1/3 sold. Despite so many visitors. Its a typical weekend where families with nowhere to go visit showroom before heading for lunch.