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    Default Future Condo Lease Period

    http://www.ura.gov.sg/pr/graphics/2010/pr10-137app2.pdf

    URA has also reviewed the planning parameters for the residential site at Jalan
    Jurong Kechil. This site, with a lease period of 30 years, was made available for
    sale via the Reserve List in Nov 2006. This short-term lease site can be
    developed for condominium or flat or retirement housing.

    If new condo's are 30, 45 or 60 years.. which will be its impact on LH99, LH999 and FH?

    Could this be the new norm? Condo at 30 years or 60 year lease??

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingkong1984
    http://www.ura.gov.sg/pr/graphics/2010/pr10-137app2.pdf


    URA has also reviewed the planning parameters for the residential site at Jalan

    Jurong Kechil. This site, with a lease period of 30 years, was made available for
    sale via the Reserve List in Nov 2006. This short-term lease site can be
    developed for condominium or flat or retirement housing.

    If new condo's are 30, 45 or 60 years.. which will be its impact on LH99, LH999 and FH?

    Could this be the new norm? Condo at 30 years or 60 year lease??
    yes, its a gd move when prices seems bubbly or unaffordable....but i dun tink any1 wud accept 30yr lease now...60yo i wud consider though

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    I think 60 years is good too..

    you won't live beyond 60 years after buying it.. assuming you are 30 years old when you bought them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingkong1984
    I think 60 years is good too..

    you won't live beyond 60 years after buying it.. assuming you are 30 years old when you bought them.
    i tink its possible....gd idea to 'downgrade' to a 60LH brandnew condo for retirement

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    it's for retirement homes lah.

    Buy at 70 years old, have to drop dead by 100 years old when lease runs out.

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    hope someone can come up with retirement village for old folks.

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    Default 70LH

    In China, it is only 70LH across the country. You cannot have FH. (Govement owns the land).
    The problem for 70LH is - the buidling quality is so bad, that the buildings may not last that long.

    I hope Singapore will not learn from China. Singapore should learn from Malaysia and Indonisia: FH as the norm.

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    Not very good to stay in a retirement estate. You will be counting who is the next one to kick the bucket. No one will want to buy that unit.
    Quote Originally Posted by sh
    it's for retirement homes lah.

    Buy at 70 years old, have to drop dead by 100 years old when lease runs out.

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    when land is scarce, surely cannot FH....govt realised tat when they started to release only 99LH....duno since when,...forget oredi...hehe

    its a matter of control and regulation....FH status doesnt mean the building quality will be better mah....

    also got 'toufu' FH buildings in Msia leh

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    wondered how the banking loan policy woulld be like if 60LH...
    No bank loan for property age beyond 15 years old?

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    FH landed will be precious in future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    FH landed will be precious in future.
    It could also be the case IF some smart politicians happens to think of ways to amend laws to turn FH to LH.... thus effectively rendering all property ownerships like China (LH and NOT FH)..... scary if that really happened...


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    Quote Originally Posted by westman
    It could also be the case IF some smart politicians happens to think of ways to amend laws to turn FH to LH.... thus effectively rendering all property ownerships like China (LH and NOT FH)..... scary if that really happened...

    Wouldn't happen, because all the politicians live in FH GCBs

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    It is rather difficult as title deeds is a legal document which can be changed so easily. Foreign investor will surely run away if this happens.
    Quote Originally Posted by westman
    It could also be the case IF some smart politicians happens to think of ways to amend laws to turn FH to LH.... thus effectively rendering all property ownerships like China (LH and NOT FH)..... scary if that really happened...


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    Quote Originally Posted by sh
    Wouldn't happen, because all the politicians live in FH GCBs
    If ALL politicians live in FH GCBS, then it would not hurt their pockets for changing FH condos to LH condos.....hahaha..

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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    It is rather difficult as title deeds is a legal document which can be changed so easily. Foreign investor will surely run away if this happens.
    aiyoh.... they can do so in cheapo way by pushing out national development projects here and there on FH lands thus allowing garment agencies to acquired the land for a token sum....see what happen to Tiong Bahru Shops owners where they have to give up large sqf shophouse for smaller sqf with shorter lease periods...

    It's already happening on LH to LH and I think it may happens eventually fro FH to LH... (50~100 years later perhaps?)

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    Garment will not be so stupid to do this. There is a lot of implications.
    Quote Originally Posted by westman
    aiyoh.... they can do so in cheapo way by pushing out national development projects here and there on FH lands thus allowing garment agencies to acquired the land for a token sum....see what happen to Tiong Bahru Shops owners where they have to give up large sqf shophouse for smaller sqf with shorter lease periods...

    It's already happening on LH to LH and I think it may happens eventually fro FH to LH... (50~100 years later perhaps?)

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    better buy double bay residence at d18. Great huge potential.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    It is rather difficult as title deeds is a legal document which can be changed so easily. Foreign investor will surely run away if this happens.
    Easy, compulsory acquire. Pay market rate since fh can be cheaper than some lh. Thereafter, release as 60 yrs. Just a question of want to do or not and not a matter of can or not.

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