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[Dunia]
Singapore: Hard to find condo unit under S$1,000 psf
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Singapore: Hard to find condo unit under S$1,000 psf Posted on September 23, 2013
By Melissa Tan (The Straits Times)
Buyers more focused on total price tag than psf cost: Analysts
 A 484 sq ft shoebox apartment at the 99-year leasehold J Gateway in Jurong East, which was launched in June, was sold for as high as $1,774 (RM4,478) psf. That worked out to a price of S$858,000 (RM2.17 million). Photo: J GATEWAY
If you think it is near impossible to pick up a mass market condominium unit for under S$1,000 (RM2,524) per sq ft these days, you could be right, as recent statistics show.
The majority of suburban private home transactions were above that price level in the second quarter of this year, according to Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) data compiled by property consultancy OrangeTee.
The numbers underline a trend that has been increasingly apparent for the past two years – buyers will shrug off high prices on a per sq ft (psf) basis as long as the overall quantum is seen as affordable.
That seems to mean paying up to S$1.2 million (RM3.03 million) for a suburban private home, consultants said. Out of 3,627 mass-market private units sold in the three months to June 30, 2,180 were above S$1,000 psf.
That is 60 per cent, a starkly higher proportion than the 25.5 per cent recorded in the second quarter of 2011, when 1,188 out of 4,368 suburban units were sold above that price point.
The proportion of units costing more than S$1,500 (RM3,787) psf has also climbed dramatically, from 0.5 per cent in the second quarter of 2011 to 14.2 per cent in the same period this year. Recent condo launches in the suburbs have notched up astronomical psf prices.
Take the 738-unit J Gateway in Jurong East.
It was launched in June and its units have been sold for as much as S$1,774 (RM4,478) psf. That price was paid for a shoebox apartment of 484 sq ft at the 99-year leasehold project. It works out to S$858,000 (RM2.17 million).
At the freehold The Tembusu in Kovan, which was launched last month, the highest price paid was S$1,687 (RM4,258) psf for a 474 sq ft home or S$799,000 (RM2.01 million). The 337-unit project saw more than 200 units sold on the first day of sales.
“It appears that home buyers today are no longer concerned with the unit psf prices as long as the total quantum is within their reach, either for investment or their own stay,” said OrangeTee research head Christine Li. “The high psf prices could remain for a while longer, given the land prices developers have paid over the last year.”
The URA is launching two adjacent private residential plots in Upper Serangoon View with the same tender closing dates before the end of this month. Releasing sites in a batch like this is part of an experiment to moderate land tender bids.
Its previous experiment, conducted in July with three executive condominium plots that were not adjacent, ended up smashing price records. However, it is not just psf prices; total price quantums have also gone up even as unit sizes shrink.
“Three years ago, S$1 million (RM2.52 million) could buy you a 1,000 sq ft three-bedroom unit,” said PropNex chief executive Mohamed Ismail. “But today, even though three-bedders have been reduced to 800 sq ft, which is already a 20 per cent drop in size, if it costs S$1,350 (RM3,408) psf, you’ll be paying S$1.08 million (RM2.72 million) .” Knight Frank research head Alice Tan said the “sweet spot” price level for first-time home buyers was in the range of S$950,000 (RM2.4 million) to S$1.1 million (RM2.77 million).
“We could see some resistance for prices beyond S$1.2 million (RM3.03 million),” she added. Mr Ismail reckons the psychological ceiling is around S$1.5 million (RM3.78 million) for a mass-market home. The highest suburban mass-market condo price this year was S$1,920 (RM4,847) psf paid in April for a unit at Centro Residences in Ang Mo Kio. It works out to S$1.9 million (RM4.8 million) for a 1,001 sq ft apartment. Consultants expect suburban price increases to be more muted in the coming months due to dampened buyer demand on the back of mortgage restrictions introduced in late June. — The Straits Times / Asia News Network
Last edited by NIXAR on 24-9-2013 09:39 AM
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mahalnya... tp padan la ngan gaji diorg....
btw 474 sqft tu rasanya studio la konspenya kan..... rm400k kat sini pun rasa amat tak berbaloi... |
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dino posted on 23-9-2013 08:52 PM 
mahalnya... tp padan la ngan gaji diorg....
btw 474 sqft tu rasanya studio la konspenya kan..... rm ...
kesian...mcm dog house la...
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ifanonline posted on 23-9-2013 08:54 PM
kesian...mcm dog house la...
duduk sorang ok la.... takde bilik tuh....
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flat ada yg cari condo buat apa... |
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mahalnya.. |
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dino posted on 23-9-2013 08:55 PM
duduk sorang ok la.... takde bilik tuh....
kita patut bersyukur tanah di malaya banyak lagi...kalu tak bleh beli di bandar, dok di pekan atau kampung...masih mampu, besar dan selesa...tidak perlu berhimpit dgn doggie...
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elok temasik masuk malaysia balik... |
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setia00 posted on 23-9-2013 09:00 PM
mahalnya..
sepatutnya org singapore, lebih2 lagi melayu singapore berterima kasih kpd malaysia memajukan wilayah iskandar...rumah masih affordable...air minuman yg bersih...tidak perlu sulingan manusia...
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the_killer posted on 23-9-2013 09:01 PM
elok temasik masuk malaysia balik...
aku rasa tunku abdul rahman di tipu cina...yakni di tipu LKY...
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dino posted on 23-9-2013 09:03 PM
kite byk tanah.... kat kg ade rm200k dah bleh buat banglo sebijik.....
btw patut aaa org sin ...
betul...kalu dok sorang ok la...kalu duk dgn doggie? tak ke sempit...
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Memang diakui agak sempit flat di sana, cuma dari segi kebersihan kawasan flat di sana mmg patut dipuji.
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tulah pasal Iskandar Darul Temasek in the making...menyediakan ruang yg lebih lapang bagi anjing2 singapore... |
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the_killer posted on 23-9-2013 09:01 PM
elok temasik masuk malaysia balik...
Jangan la. Biar mereka terus sengsara dalam rumah hanjeng. Merempat bawah jambatan, jadi amah untuk ekspatriat melayu dari malaysia macam cina yang jadi amah di malaysia.
Last edited by BotakChinPeng on 23-9-2013 11:10 PM
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...ni mcm dok ngata kat thread sebelah jaaa |
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cuba tengok side effect kpd Nusajaya di Johor....beli rumah pun kena buat lucky draw (lucky draw yg kena bayar)...
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kesian org spore, xcukup tanah, kalu nak landed house mmg kene beli kat JB la, kalu kat batam indon tu pon nampak kumuh sgt, kalu jakarta jauh n macetnye ya ampun, untong org spore sbb ade msia, ade air bersih dr sg johor, ade currency ringgit yg murah utk shopping2, nak pi outdoor adventur leh pi semenanjung msia, nak drift lebuhraye PLUS ade, nak judi2 pon genting yg cool beringin lg best dr marina bay sand yg atas pamah cuace panas tu, ayam2 cine yg cokia2 tu murah meriah byk kat msia.. aku xpernah nak mengate kutuk spore sbb sbnrnye aku kesian kat dieorg |
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kentutmanis posted on 23-9-2013 10:05 PM
kesian org spore, xcukup tanah, kalu nak landed house mmg kene beli kat JB la, kalu kat batam indon ...
lepas tu ada ketuanan melayu yg bangga jadi pak guard dan ammah di Iskandar Darul Temasek utk service Singaporean...
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sila la berhijrah ke malaysia,kedatangan anda amat dialu-alukan,rumah mewah pun banyak yang menunggu untuk dibangunkan khusus untuk anda wahai warga asing |
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Post time 23-9-2013 08:47 PM
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Post time 23-9-2013 10:11 PM
