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2000+ People queue/ballot for 700 units of HDB flats at Boon Keng


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any of the people here joined in the queue? Actually, i would like know the reason for such a phenomenom. $350k to $750k (3 to 5rm flat)

 

With a cap of combine income $8k per month, is it really enough to pay for a HDB flat that cost that much? I can easily get a condo at that kind of price.

 

Anyone know what's the reason for this phenomenom?

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Based on the previous DBSS offering in Tampines, quite a lot of ppl jus trying their luck to "tikam tikam". Quite a few will drop out even if their queue number is the first 700+.

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Thats definite. Frankly $8K income ceiling quite often breached. Family members chipped in, Wife resign then re-enter workforce, self employed thus income declaration a little murky etc........ Maybe that's why till now HDB still stubbornly refuse to revise it. Supply and demand issue, quite a lot of ppl prefer to stay near city, no need to drive, near to workplace in CBD etc......

 

For the price they are paying, yes can get a condo, but most prob will be in the suburban area, not new, no preferential interest rates......To each his own, jus hoped these ppl know what they are getting into

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any of the people here joined in the queue? Actually, i would like know the reason for such a phenomenom. $350k to $750k (3 to 5rm flat)

 

With a cap of combine income $8k per month, is it really enough to pay for a HDB flat that cost that much? I can easily get a condo at that kind of price.

 

Anyone know what's the reason for this phenomenom?

 

Ask any real estate investors what is the most important quality they look out for in their investments, most will tell you -> Location.

 

As for the 8K income cap, it does not matter when young couple's parents support come into the picture [;)]

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any of the people here joined in the queue? Actually, i would like know the reason for such a phenomenom. $350k to $750k (3 to 5rm flat)

 

With a cap of combine income $8k per month, is it really enough to pay for a HDB flat that cost that much? I can easily get a condo at that kind of price.

 

Anyone know what's the reason for this phenomenom?

 

hmmm....3 room combined income cap is 3k per month..how to afford 350K??

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Many young couples do not know the 120% max loan from CPF.

 

When this clause kick-in when their payment reach 120%, then many would die!

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Garment got hidden agenda.

 

1. If one is tie down by such loan, how could one retire early?

It would fall nicely into working till 70~80 yrs old.

 

2. Many young couples buy condo.

They also like to have a bite of the pie too!

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Dun need to worry for them lar, i'm sure pple who buy propertes @ such prices would not jump in with their eyes cosed. Most of them who bought it would have some sort of other financial support. Parents, family members, old flat sold @ big profit etc etc....

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