Would anybody want to buy a D15 FH small devt with 3.5% yield?
Would you buy in this kind of market?
Would anybody want to buy a D15 FH small devt with 3.5% yield?
Would you buy in this kind of market?
sure.. 3.5% yield in this time,,
when interest rates up.. yield 2%.? 1%.? or 0%.?
Hard to say. D15 is quite big. Look around the area where this devt is and consider several factors - any further development potential? Any possible condo launches nearby? Any Far East interests w.r.t. collective sales nearby? Any large vacant plot of land that can be better used (like MRT)?Originally Posted by limfc
Singapore's next phase of development may be announced by elections time. Are you in a position to wait or risk the possibility of more information being released this year about the developments? There was already a leak that D15 will have MRT in 10 years. Property price spike when such plans are confirmed and another spike will happen near the completion of these infrastructure (ie. in 10 years). Can you afford to wait?
Yield is independent of interest rate, isn't it? 3.5% is 3.5% regardless how interest moves.
Originally Posted by jwong71
How small? We have different definition of small. Aristo or Esta size? I mean, you can't look at yield alone. View, facing, location?
Originally Posted by limfc
Depends on how you calculate yield. Don't talk about D15, even in Orchard Road or CBD where people buy >$2000 psf for a unit. Do you think the yield is good?
No... coz mine in D15 giving me 5.7% gross yield.Originally Posted by limfc
Nice, but how you count yield and gross yield, any difference?Originally Posted by mcmlxxvi
Where? MM right?Originally Posted by mcmlxxvi
MM gives best rental yield cos you pay less than $800K for a studio or 1 bedder, but minimum can rent out $3.5K.
Ya. In Tk.Originally Posted by sh
Many 1-bedder for rental in propertyguru are listed for less than $3k/mth. Significantly less than what you quoted but still can make $ currently.Originally Posted by Blue
In Geylang your rental yields are always easily around 6 - 9 %
Originally Posted by limfc
Think those are very old developments? The old developments bought at much cheaper price mah, so rental yield for them is good.Originally Posted by hyenergix
Any new development would command at least a $3K rental.
Looking at this trend, I foresee rental market would go up. Cos you can imagine those prime districts will start charging higher rental due to higher psf the owners purchased for. And those tenants who refused to pay higher rent will spill over to the RCR.