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Singapore Private Property prices still up or down? Part III


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That would make the outskirts even worse and less desirable.

 

For those who work in the CBD, living near the office is still desirable - less commuting time, less driving time, more time with family, more free time to explore interest, gym, running etc. Just because the govt increase plot ratio doesn't mean there will be a supply glut. The building owners must bite first.

 

In Singapore, the lowest population density is in the CBD area. Supply is so scarce with only 3000 units. 20k units under the full capacity is not a lot to be honest. A typical HDB town could be 10x more. So even if the entire 20k comes online in CBD, this is still a small fraction of SG population of 5m (and growing).

 

Great Southern Waterfront and CBD is the most exciting thing coming out of this masterplan. The rest is just bleh.

So what’s your take on the Southern waterfront?
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As expected..

 

Private home prices fell 0.6% in Q1: URA

 

Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/private-home-prices-decline-in-first-quarter-of-2019-11398666

Still great news for the bulk of OCR owners.

 

Time to upgrade?

 

Certainly not so good news for the bulk of upgraders.

 

What are you interested to buy since tracking it so closely?

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Still great news for the bulk of OCR owners.

 

Time to upgrade?

 

Certainly not so good news for the bulk of upgraders.

 

What are you interested to buy since tracking it so closely?

 

CCR drops by 2.9%...

 

Interesting. I think think CCR does not have many new developments so mostly resale?

 

I think the developers data is always err suspect... 

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This is mainly from URA stamp duty data till mid March.

 

The transaction count should be very low now (very few sellers with buyers waiting and seeing), so the final index should not differ far.

 

Lots of uncertainties ahead. Will we see interest rate dropping again or steady or going up? Will trade reconciliation be fruitful? 

 

 

CCR drops by 2.9%...

 

Interesting. I think think CCR does not have many new developments so mostly resale?

 

I think the developers data is always err suspect... 

 

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