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    Default Monthly URA Sales Data

    1246 PC + 412 EC = 1658 total units sold in Sep 2013

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    Default Top 20 Sales

    Sky Vue 433
    Sea Horizon (EC) 317
    Thomson Three 264
    The Glades 89
    Skywoods 37
    Kensington Square 30
    Forestville (EC) 27
    Vue 8 26
    Lush Acres (EC) 24
    Bartley Ridge 22
    RV Resi 21
    Belgravia Villas 20
    Village @ Pasir Panjang 19
    1 Canberra (EC) 18
    Q Bay Resi 17
    Cambio Suites 14
    Ecopolitan (EC) 14
    Urban Vista 12
    Jewel @ Buangkok 11
    Stratum 11

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    Default Private home market picked up in September: URA

    http://www.todayonline.com/singapore...-september-ura

    SINGAPORE — The private property market in Singapore picked up momentum in September, with sales of new residences exceeding 1,000 units for the first time since June, figures released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority revealed today (Oct 16).
    According to the figures, 1,246 new private homes were sold last month, a big increase from the 756 sold in August and the 482 in July.

    It was also the highest number of sales since June, when 1,806 new homes were snapped up.
    The property market has been getting to grips with a number of measures introduced this year which have had a cooling effect on the market.
    The most recent of these was the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) which was came into effect in June.
    Under the (TDSR) framework, banks have to ensure housing loans they grant do not push a borrower’s total debt obligation above 60 per cent of his or her gross monthly income.
    Property analysts have highlighted the significance of this measure in taking some heat out of the property market.

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    #URA data shows developers sold 1,246 private homes excluding exec condos in September, up from 756 units in August#/Singapore#property

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    Default unlaunched projects ranked by total unsold units (min 20 units)

    CCR
    DUO 660
    Cape Royale 302
    Unnamed Cairnhill Project 268
    Unnamed St Thomas Walk 219
    South Beach 190
    Clermont Resi 181
    Gramercy Park 174
    Nouvel 18 156
    Unnamed at Robinsons 143
    Pollen & Bleu 106
    Paterson Collection 85
    Goodwood Grand 73
    The Peak @ Cairnhill II 60
    Ardmore Resi 58
    The Nassim 55
    Treasure on Balmoral 48*
    Moulmein 27 41
    Sculptura Ardmore 35
    iliv@grange 30
    Sarkies Green 26
    Asimont Villas 21
    The Green Collection 20


    *Treasure on Balmoral launched 12 units but is 100% unsold.

    RCR
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    Venue 266
    Creek 260
    Guillemard Suites 146
    Unnamed at Marine Parade Road 124
    Grandview Suites 52
    Unnamed at Lorong 27 Geylang 34
    Nine Degrees 29


    OCR
    Inflora 396
    Waterwoods (EC) 373
    Nine Resi 186
    Sorrento 131
    Floraview 90
    Watercove Ville 80
    Berkley Resi 22

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    Default Projects 99.99 to 90% of total units unsold

    Alana
    One Eighties Resi
    #1 Suites
    Greenwood Mews
    Devonshire 8
    Ardmore 3
    Ferra
    Hallmark Resi
    Le Nouvel Ardmore
    One Balmoral
    Treasures@G6
    8 Raja
    Skywoods
    Cosmoloft
    Serenno
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    http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/brea...-sept-20131016

    CAPITALAND'S Sky Vue condo in Bishan was the top selling private residential project in September, with 433 units sold at a median price of S$1,401 per square foot.
    UOL Group and Singapore Land last month sold 264 units at their Thomson Three condo in Bright Hill Drive at a median price of S$1,362 psf. Keppel Land sold 89 units at The Glades condo in Tanah Merah at S$1,518 psf median prices.
    These figures are based on data released by Urban Redevelopment Authority based on monthly submissions of housing sales by developers.
    In all, developers sold 1,246 private homes excluding executive condominum (EC) units in September, up from 756 units in August and higher than the low of 482 units in July. Including ECs, which are a public-private housing hybrid, developers found buyers for 1,658 units last month, up from 1,482 units in August and 594 units in July. Sea Horizon, an EC project in Pasir Ris by Hao Yuan Development, saw 317 units being sold at $818 psf median price.

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    Default Projects 89.99 to 80% unsold

    Lloyd SixtyFive
    The Quinn
    The Glades
    Skyline@Orchard Boulevard
    Fulcrum
    Mayfair Resi
    Triliniq
    Eleven@Holland
    Onze@Tanjong Pagar
    26 Newton
    Twenty One Angullia Park
    Red House
    Twin Peaks
    Belgravia Villas
    The Oliv
    Three Balmoral
    28 RC Suites
    The Bentley Resi@Kovan
    Palms@Sixth Avenue
    8M Resi

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    Default 79.99 to 70% unsold

    E Maison
    RV Resi
    Vue 8 Resi
    Mon Jervois
    Cluny Park Resi
    Coterie @ Holland
    Dunman Regency
    Kingsford Hillview Peak
    Michaels' Resi
    The Siena
    Villas@Siglap
    Seven Palms Sentosa Cove
    8 Farrer Suites

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    Default 69.99 to 60% unsold

    The Line @ Tanjong Rhu
    Leedon Resi
    Ocean Front Suites
    Eden Resi Capitol
    Serenity Breeze
    Sky Habitat
    Meridian 38
    The Octet
    Floraville

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    Default 59.99 to 50% unsold

    Riverbay
    Hamilton Scotts
    Hillsgrove
    The Verv@RV
    Corals at Keppel Bay
    Hillion Resi
    Le Somme
    Tomlinson Heights
    The Sanctuary@Geylang
    Charlton 27
    Goodwood Resi
    Devonshire 12
    Grove Resi
    Recharge@303

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    Default 49.99 to 40%

    Whitley Resi
    R Maison
    111 Emerald Hill
    Robin Suites
    Naung Resi
    Boulevard Vue
    Meyerise
    Jewel@Buangkok
    Starlight Suites
    Forestville (EC)
    Skysuites@Anson
    The Scotts Tower
    Hijauan
    Thomson Three
    The Peak@ Cairnhill I

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    Default 39.99 to 30% unsold

    Treasures@G20
    Urban Resort
    Sky Vue
    West Shore Resi
    Cassia Edge
    Kensington Square
    Sea Horizon (EC)
    Tembusu
    V on Shenton
    Cabana
    Alba
    Barker 9
    Eight Riversuites
    Concourse Skyline
    Sant Ritz
    Spottiswoode Suites
    Jade Resi
    Ecopolitan (EC)
    Seawind
    Seahill
    Garden Park Resi

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    Default 29.99 to 20% unsold

    Daisy Suites
    Icon@Pasir Panjang
    Nathan Suites
    VA Resi
    Eco Sanctuary
    Urban Heritage
    Waterscape at cavenagh
    First Point Suites
    La Dolce Vita
    Cristallo
    Vermont on Cairnhill
    The Sound
    La Fiesta
    Liberte
    UP@Roberton Quay
    Suites@Newton
    Whitehaven
    Le Regal
    Edenz Loft
    GAIA
    Seletar View
    Village@Pasir Panjang
    Stratum
    Viridian
    57@Kovan

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    Quote Originally Posted by princess_morbucks View Post
    http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/brea...-sept-20131016

    CAPITALAND'S Sky Vue condo in Bishan was the top selling private residential project in September, with 433 units sold at a median price of S$1,401 per square foot.
    UOL Group and Singapore Land last month sold 264 units at their Thomson Three condo in Bright Hill Drive at a median price of S$1,362 psf. Keppel Land sold 89 units at The Glades condo in Tanah Merah at S$1,518 psf median prices.
    These figures are based on data released by Urban Redevelopment Authority based on monthly submissions of housing sales by developers.
    In all, developers sold 1,246 private homes excluding executive condominum (EC) units in September, up from 756 units in August and higher than the low of 482 units in July. Including ECs, which are a public-private housing hybrid, developers found buyers for 1,658 units last month, up from 1,482 units in August and 594 units in July. Sea Horizon, an EC project in Pasir Ris by Hao Yuan Development, saw 317 units being sold at $818 psf median price.
    Tanah Merah higher PSF than Bishan..

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    Default 19.99 to 10% unsold

    Interlace 205
    Skyline Resi
    The Ebony
    Altez
    Bartley Ridge 161
    D'Leedon 315
    Midtown Resi 29
    One Rosyth
    Twin Fountains (EC) 73
    Rangoon 88
    Suites at Orchard
    Laurel Tree
    Steven Suites
    Martin No 38
    St Pat's Resi
    The Boutiq
    Urban Vista 85
    The Cape
    Pavilion Square
    Leville isuites
    Two8One Studio
    Aura 83
    Tropika East
    Killiney 118
    Cityscape@Farrer 33
    Novena Regency
    Moda
    Lush Acres (EC) 47
    Woodhaven
    Q Bay Resi 75
    ECO 89
    Oxley Edge
    OneRobey
    The Urbanite
    The Lanai
    Vivace
    Uber 388
    Marina Bay Suites
    Lincoln Suites
    Riversails 93

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33 View Post
    Tanah Merah higher PSF than Bishan..

    DKSG, MERMAID, FALL IN!!

    Please dont tell us things that happened in the past, because its irrelevant
    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33 View Post
    Please dont tell us how much you paid in the past, because its irrelevant.

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    Default Selected Projects which are > 90% sold

    Sennett Resi 33
    Centro Resi 28
    Horizon Resi 6
    Skyline 360 5
    D'nest 73
    Bliss@Kovan 11
    Espada 16
    Eon Shenton 9
    Skies Miltonia 26
    Hillsta 25
    Cherrywood (last unit)
    Aspen Linq (last unit)
    Foresque 26
    Poets Villa 2
    18 Woodsville 5
    Flamingo Valley 19
    Palacio (last unit)
    Sunny Lodge (last unit)
    Seletar Park Resi 13
    Siglap V 5
    Palm Isles 18
    Suites @ Paya Lebar 4
    Bedok Resi 23
    H20 Resi 20
    Aristo@Amber 2
    Nathan Resi 3
    Cyan 9
    Robinson Suites 5
    Ferrell Resi (last unit)
    OKIO 3
    Regent Resi 5
    The Lush (last unit)
    Silversea 10
    The Beverly 3
    Sky Green 4
    Vista Resi 6
    L'viv 3
    Glynbourne 3
    Riviera 38 2
    The Laurels 4
    Three 11 (last unit)
    1 Canberra (EC) 10
    Euhabitat 11
    Dorsett Resi (last unit)
    M66 (last unit)
    Esta Ruby (last unit)
    The Lenox (last unit)
    Nautical 5
    Wharf Resi 2
    Seastrand 5
    Skysuites 17 (last unit)
    Watertown 8
    A Treasure Trove 7
    Coralis (last unit)
    Sophia Resi 2
    Newest (last unit)
    Foresta (last unit)
    Echelon 3
    Spottiswoode Resi 2
    The Shore 2
    Tampines Trilliant (EC) 3
    Parc Vera 2
    Waterfront Isle 2
    My Manhattan (last unit)
    Parc Olympia (last unit)

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    right priced projects like Sky Vue and Thomson Three still can sell 60% in a month.

    Developers should right price their projects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33 View Post
    Tanah Merah higher PSF than Bishan..
    DKSG, MERMAID, FALL IN!!
    Quote Originally Posted by mermaid View Post
    Please dont tell us things that happened in the past, because its irrelevant
    so much noise about Jurong's PSF higher than Bishan.
    so little noise about Tanah Merah's PSF higher than Bishan.
    have the slight impression forummers here are biased against Jurong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    so much noise about Jurong's PSF higher than Bishan.
    so little noise about Tanah Merah's PSF higher than Bishan.
    have the slight impression forummers here are biased against Jurong.
    whatever nid to be said has been said. I do not wish to see myself repeating my stand over & over again as if Im responding to some idiots.

    Quote Originally Posted by mermaid View Post
    if u cannot relate the message tat Im trying to bring across via the analogy, I tink it will be pointless for me to explain further.

    P/S: I have nvr deny the fact tat Sky habitat is overpriced. In fact, Trilinq, Urban Vista, Jgateway are all overpriced IMHO.

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    u didnt say anything about The Glades le.
    the firepower brought against JG/JLD is way beyond the firepower against the condos that have been listed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    so much noise about Jurong's PSF higher than Bishan.
    so little noise about Tanah Merah's PSF higher than Bishan.
    have the slight impression forummers here are biased against Jurong.
    I agree there is a bias because Jurong has an image problem as a smoky industrial estate that will need a long time to shake off. For example, after 20 years, I am still vividly remember the chocolate smell that linger in the air around the boon lay area.

    It is hard to people to imagine that Jurong can be transformed into the likes of a 2nd Tampines or better.

    But for Tanah Merah, I think majority of people will see it as a doorstep away from Changi Airport and its future development (Jewel) , Changi Business Park, East Coast Park and the greenery & idyllic neighborhood.

    Hence, while many people see the psf from The Glades as overpriced, it shock has been very much watered down but the positive things mentioned above.

    But for the same psf at Jurong Gateway, many people will add the industrial town image to the record price, thus aggravating the shock even more.

    That is just my 2 cents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    u didnt say anything about The Glades le.
    it is not my responsibility to dig out all the overpriced new launches in sg

    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful View Post
    the firepower brought against JG/JLD is way beyond the firepower against the condos that have been listed.
    so now u see the disservice R33 has brought to JG & JLD?

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    Thanks Bargain Hunter!
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    good luck bargain hunting everyone. i see and type until i blur. the selection is so plentiful. in all, there are 19,048 units which have been approved for sale (launched and unlaunched units) which are unsold.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kokono View Post
    I agree there is a bias because Jurong has an image problem as a smoky industrial estate that will need a long time to shake off. For example, after 20 years, I am still vividly remember the chocolate smell that linger in the air around the boon lay area.

    It is hard to people to imagine that Jurong can be transformed into the likes of a 2nd Tampines or better.

    But for Tanah Merah, I think majority of people will see it as a doorstep away from Changi Airport and its future development (Jewel) , Changi Business Park, East Coast Park and the greenery & idyllic neighborhood.

    Hence, while many people see the psf from The Glades as overpriced, it shock has been very much watered down but the positive things mentioned above.

    But for the same psf at Jurong Gateway, many people will add the industrial town image to the record price, thus aggravating the shock even more.

    That is just my 2 cents.
    Tampines is old le...No way can it be compared to JLD with super brand new modern malls and include the highly tranquil lake...

    People are real biased... But it doesn't matter anymore

    Smart money has already make a pile of money....

    The buyers of TM, Bishan are no better than JLD

    If JLD cannot rent out, u think Bishan and TM can?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter View Post
    good luck bargain hunting everyone. i see and type until i blur. the selection is so plentiful. in all, there are 19,048 units which have been approved for sale (launched and unlaunched units) which are unsold.
    Thank again for the effort.

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    This is like saying London Zone 1 super old lah, therefore no way to compare to London Zone 4 with super new malls coming up and is transforming with Olympic games site etc attractions? Does property prices behave this way?


    Quote Originally Posted by Allthepies View Post
    Tampines is old le...No way can it be compared to JLD with super brand new modern malls and include the highly tranquil lake...

    People are real biased... But it doesn't matter anymore

    Smart money has already make a pile of money....

    The buyers of TM, Bishan are no better than JLD

    If JLD cannot rent out, u think Bishan and TM can?

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    hahahha... Cannot be more agree.. I think Singaporean have to look at other more mature property market and see the trend.. The price of the property is always proportional to the distance to CBD. No matter what you do, this is the rule that does not change.

    Yes, temporary the market may react irrational but it will finally settle down to the correct pricing. The closer to city, the more expensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCT View Post
    hahahha... Cannot be more agree.. I think Singaporean have to look at other more mature property market and see the trend.. The price of the property is always proportional to the distance to CBD. No matter what you do, this is the rule that does not change.

    Yes, temporary the market may react irrational but it will finally settle down to the correct pricing. The closer to city, the more expensive.

    But singapore other way round, the most expensive one is farthest from CBD and nearest to pulluting industries.
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