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on 17 Jun 08 10:17 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: | DIVA cannot afford to buy... RENT only got difficulity lah  |
Thats why forced smile for next 5-yrs loh..  |
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on 19 Jun 08 11:53 am
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| as usual the person(s) posting here who keep saying the price will go up cannot justify that argument using proper economic data and analysis. That is unlike those who forecast a major drop. |
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on 19 Jun 08 12:02 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: | | as usual the person(s) posting here who keep saying the price will go up cannot justify that argument using proper economic data and analysis. That is unlike those who forecast a major drop. |
As usual followers keep changing words about crash, plunge, falling fast, soon falling etc... but cannot justify that argument after so many months.. thats why followers dare not even use gov data to prove. |
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on 19 Jun 08 9:20 pm
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| i am very surprised that my condo's transacted price went up from april to may according to URA website |
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Guest
on 21 Jun 08 11:17 pm
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| property is still the best investment porfolio during uncertainty with low interest rate environment |
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Guest
on 21 Jun 08 11:56 pm
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| Once the market is sick and tired of the same old negative news the market will rise again. Happens again and again over the years and decades. |
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Guest
on 22 Jun 08 8:23 am
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| Anonymous wrote: | | i am very surprised that my condo's transacted price went up from april to may according to URA website |
Yes, mine was up again in May.  |
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on 22 Jun 08 8:27 am
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| Anonymous wrote: | | Once the market is sick and tired of the same old negative news the market will rise again. Happens again and again over the years and decades. |
Just like petrol lah.. complain & complain.. yet ppl still go & buy car, still go pump petrol.. public transport increase price due to fuel hike.. end up also go & take.. |
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on 23 Jun 08 11:36 am
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| Face it. The property prices are up. Report said US and Europe big funds going to pour investments into Asia because they are not confident about their own economies. No matter how many supply, property prices can only go up further. |
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Guest
on 23 Jun 08 11:56 am
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on 23 Jun 08 1:39 pm
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| Re: Price increasing for singapore property ! |
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dream on.......and don't be so narrow minded!!
The property market will come down, no matter what reason you have!! Or your believe!! I don't expect 20% drop in the near future. Likewise, last year no one expected 20% increase. Means to say, the possibilities are there. Property market just like other market....up and down, that's no doubt about it.
Some many people were saying the property markey was driven by foreign coming to Singapore and if you feel the same, sorry for you. The rental here is crazy and yes, I agree, some of owner enjoying good return now. You batter watch out before you get yourselves in trouble if you continue to invest and hoping for good rental return. That's no sentimental or solid factors supporting the high rental return. All because of speculation and it will dissapoint a lot of people (owner) in the very neat future.
The situation now is orvious....look and see or wait and see. Owners are still hoping to sell their properties with high price, some just wanted to test water by put up their advertisement with sky high price or some even without tentative selling price. Means they are not sure what to do and just hoping the luck is on their side.
As we know, we are facing high inflation rate and just wondering those owner I mentioned in the above, how long they can hold on? And good luck to them....... |
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on 23 Jun 08 1:45 pm
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4% gross yield is the expected rental return ?
so that means the rental I'm collecting from my tenant now is above market i./e 4.8% yield.
BUT... knn.. got an agent telling me to sty in the condo and rent out my 5-5Rm HDB instead. He say my flat can rent out @ $2.5K pm no problem (close to amennities). My flat valuation is around $400K. So that means 7.5% yield!  Wah lan... like that I better rethink my option..
Anwyay, the flat all paid for already. Might as well earn $$ form the HDB flat and stay condo..
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on 23 Jun 08 2:35 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: |
4% gross yield is the expected rental return ?
so that means the rental I'm collecting from my tenant now is above market i./e 4.8% yield.
BUT... knn.. got an agent telling me to sty in the condo and rent out my 5-5Rm HDB instead. He say my flat can rent out @ $2.5K pm no problem (close to amennities). My flat valuation is around $400K. So that means 7.5% yield! Wah lan... like that I better rethink my option..
Anwyay, the flat all paid for already. Might as well earn $$ form the HDB flat and stay condo..
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well said and very earnest. Should learn from you.  |
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on 23 Jun 08 4:06 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: |
4% gross yield is the expected rental return ?
so that means the rental I'm collecting from my tenant now is above market i./e 4.8% yield.
BUT... knn.. got an agent telling me to sty in the condo and rent out my 5-5Rm HDB instead. He say my flat can rent out @ $2.5K pm no problem (close to amennities). My flat valuation is around $400K. So that means 7.5% yield! Wah lan... like that I better rethink my option..
Anwyay, the flat all paid for already. Might as well earn $$ form the HDB flat and stay condo..
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That's why I'm staying in condo (not selling at all), one the other hand collecting my high rental from my HDB at $2k per mth.
One more low end condo are now renting out at $3.5k per mth. (mortage only $2k per mth) |
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on 23 Jun 08 4:16 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: |
4% gross yield is the expected rental return ?
so that means the rental I'm collecting from my tenant now is above market i./e 4.8% yield.
BUT... knn.. got an agent telling me to sty in the condo and rent out my 5-5Rm HDB instead. He say my flat can rent out @ $2.5K pm no problem (close to amennities). My flat valuation is around $400K. So that means 7.5% yield! Wah lan... like that I better rethink my option..
Anwyay, the flat all paid for already. Might as well earn $$ form the HDB flat and stay condo..
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That's why I'm staying in condo (not selling at all), one the other hand collecting my high rental from my HDB at $2k per mth.
One more low end condo are now renting out at $3.5k per mth. (mortage only $2k per mth) |
Just be careful, if I'm not mistaken it is an offence to stay in condo and rent out HDB, but it's o.k to stay in HDB and rent out your condo. |
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Guest
on 23 Jun 08 11:22 pm
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| dow approaching march lows. will it hold? |
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on 24 Jun 08 7:22 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: | | Anonymous wrote: |
4% gross yield is the expected rental return ?
so that means the rental I'm collecting from my tenant now is above market i./e 4.8% yield.
BUT... knn.. got an agent telling me to sty in the condo and rent out my 5-5Rm HDB instead. He say my flat can rent out @ $2.5K pm no problem (close to amennities). My flat valuation is around $400K. So that means 7.5% yield! Wah lan... like that I better rethink my option..
Anwyay, the flat all paid for already. Might as well earn $$ form the HDB flat and stay condo..
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That's why I'm staying in condo (not selling at all), one the other hand collecting my high rental from my HDB at $2k per mth.
One more low end condo are now renting out at $3.5k per mth. (mortage only $2k per mth) |
Just be careful, if I'm not mistaken it is an offence to stay in condo and rent out HDB, but it's o.k to stay in HDB and rent out your condo. |
No lah, HDB change the rule liao. provided U stayin the HDB flat more than 5 yrs can liao. Just apply to HDB to get approval (via internet) for sublet of whole flat. |
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Guest
on 24 Jun 08 7:38 pm
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| Anonymous wrote: | | dow approaching march lows. will it hold? |
The true questions can be either:
1) Real estate price approaching 2006 low. Will u still able to service your loan; or
2) Real estate price approaching 2006 low. can u afford to buy?
No one really know for sure what the equilibrium price should be.
$1000 psf? $800 psf?
If a person like it, and can afford it, it doesn't matter. If he doesn't like it or can;t afford it, sell him at $500 psf he also can't get loan. |
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on 25 Jun 08 12:09 am
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As usual, watch what I said over 9-mths ago:
The previous major resistant was somewhere in 2600-2700 level which was the previous peak in (Yr1994)(Yr1996)(Yr2000)... This resistant has been rise gradually close to 2800. This resistant was broken in end 2006... And only then we saw a suddenly surge in property market in Feb/Mar 07 just after CNY. (just like a turbo spinning to gather its power.. without you knowing it till you have a sudden surge of power in the car once the turbo kicks in)
Since the major resistant was broken, its now become a major support of the whole upswing. So now the STI already entering into a new zone of 28XX to 39XX.
28XX became a major support now & 39XX became a major resistant now. Both will rise gradually & thats why some analysis predicted it will reach 4000 level when its going to try for the 2nd time.
So as long as STI remain above at this major support (2800 level)... thats isn't much adjustment to our property market! If later STI started to climb.. you still don't believe.. till above 3500.. 3600 level.. then is too late for you if you still hoping for any correction in property market, even for the next few years.. at least!! |
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on 26 Jun 08 6:46 pm
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just dropped 5 to 2980...
what happens when it falls below 2800 barrier? |
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