I see. You meant higher yield. I thought you meant higher rent for 99LH properties in your last posting.Originally Posted by devilplate
I see. You meant higher yield. I thought you meant higher rent for 99LH properties in your last posting.Originally Posted by devilplate
I do look into the possibility of City Plaza to be enbloc and finally ruled out the risk of buying for enbloc is relatively higher.
It is very difficult for a mixed development to enbloc...
the classic case is the Lucky Plaza
correct mah...same same 1mil quantum 99lh ppty, wud expect to fetch more den 3k rental which aso means higher rental yieldOriginally Posted by SpinCity
Originally Posted by Laguna
hi can I ask y is mixed developments hard to enbloc? I tot there are cases of mixed developments being enbloc? eg ruby plaza
thks
Sorry, you get me confused. Do you mean that a 1m 99LH property can fetch higher rent than 2 1m FH property, hence higher yield, assuming everything else, such as size/location/facility held equal?Originally Posted by devilplate
Any particular reason why?
The only possible reason I can think of is that for the same 1m quantum, 99LH properties have bigger area due to its lower psf than FH properties,
It is very difficult to come out with an acceptable apportion method for both commercial and residential units.Originally Posted by eminor82
Based on individual unit valuation or based on share value or based on area?
Tats one of my investment criteriaOriginally Posted by SpinCity
99lh ppty must hf higher rental yield compared to a fh one...tats all