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    Riverparc EC in Punggol is selling for about $700 to $800psf.
    As such, TROVE imo, at least $900psf and up...

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    But riverparc meant for couples <$10k. now with the $12k ceiling things have changed unfortunately negatively for trove, as they will find demend moving shifting to EC, somemore woth 800+ units (no mm), they must really price to clear.




    Quote Originally Posted by terence
    Riverparc EC in Punggol is selling for about $700 to $800psf.
    As such, TROVE imo, at least $900psf and up...

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    Published September 2, 2011

    8 bids for condo plot at Punggol Field Walk

    By UMA SHANKARI

    A CONDOMINIUM housing plot at Punggol Field Walk drew a higher than expected eight bids at the close of the state tender yesterday.

    But analysts said that despite the good participation, the bid amounts signal developers' caution.
    The top bid of $169.6 million or $323 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr) for the 99-year leasehold site came from Capital Development and ZACD Investments. Both companies are owned by individual shareholders.
    Bidding was tight and the top four bids were in close range, with a tender bid price gap of just 6 per cent between the top and fourth highest bids.
    The tender for the site, which can yield about 550 units, was launched on June 29. Then, analysts estimated that the plot could fetch as much as $420 psf ppr.
    The bid prices show future pricing of suburban condominiums is consolidating, said Li Hiaw Ho, executive director at CB Richard Ellis.
    Added Chia Siew Chuin, Colliers International's director of research & advisory: 'The tender bids received reflect a more cautious market outlook and possibly some level of opportunistic bidding.'
    Credo Real Estate executive director Ong Teck Hui said that two factors could have led to cautious bidding.
    'The recent financial market turmoil has led to increased uncertainties,' he said.
    'In addition, the Punggol, Sengkang and Upper Serangoon area is getting more crowded with some 2,600 units coming from several new projects... Some of these projects are near MRT stations and will provide stiff competition for buyers.'
    Analysts also noted that the top bid of $323 psf ppr offered for this site is around 20 per cent lower than the top bid of $406 psf ppr achieved for a nearby residential plot at the corner of Punggol Central and Punggol Walk, which was sold to Sim Lian Group in December 2010.
    Based on a land cost of $323 per sq ft ppr, units at the new site could breakeven at about $660-680 psf and sell at around $860-900 psf, Colliers' Ms Chia said.

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    treasure within 300m to mrt and land sold at 406psf

    whereas this one super far from mrt at 323psf with amazing 8bids! wow.....why developers r eyeing punggol!?!?!?!

    looks like developer prefer punggol more den places like pasir ris(seastrand i tink only 3 bids with similar bid price)

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    Maybe because if priced right at around 800psf, low quantum and efficient design, even if ulu location, people will still buy. 8cy and boathouse are just 2 examples.



    Quote Originally Posted by devilplate
    treasure within 300m to mrt and land sold at 406psf

    whereas this one super far from mrt at 323psf with amazing 8bids! wow.....why developers r eyeing punggol!?!?!?!

    looks like developer prefer punggol more den places like pasir ris(seastrand i tink only 3 bids with similar bid price)

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    Sometimes felt these property analyst are just like shares broker/analyst who always paint a rosy picture n buyers n sometimes developers are tricked into this bubble...common, papers lately already warned of more than 55% tat Singapore will go into recession... Let's be rational n set a win win 800psf tat can do good to reduce the bubble

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    too bad, the developers of those 2 projects came in 2nd, bidding 4% less.

    the winner are 2 companies who have individual shareholders. no track record. dunno what will come out of it.

    Quote Originally Posted by azeoprop
    Maybe because if priced right at around 800psf, low quantum and efficient design, even if ulu location, people will still buy. 8cy and boathouse are just 2 examples.


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    Quote Originally Posted by azeoprop
    2 bedroom layout not bad.
    i beg to differ. look at the size of the a/c ledge. and the large drying ledge is also calculated as part of the area. imagine having to pay for the space u hang your clothes

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    Quote Originally Posted by devilplate
    treasure within 300m to mrt and land sold at 406psf

    whereas this one super far from mrt at 323psf with amazing 8bids! wow.....why developers r eyeing punggol!?!?!?!

    looks like developer prefer punggol more den places like pasir ris(seastrand i tink only 3 bids with similar bid price)
    if it's not punggol, it's pasir ris, or bedok, or jurong, or bukit batok. there isn't that many vacant land in the better spots to sell anyway, so we end up with punggol land sales hitting headlines.

    punggol's vast stretches of open land is getting built up pretty rapidly, and same goes for pasir ris.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter
    Published September 2, 2011

    8 bids for condo plot at Punggol Field Walk

    By UMA SHANKARI

    A CONDOMINIUM housing plot at Punggol Field Walk drew a higher than expected eight bids at the close of the state tender yesterday.


    But analysts said that despite the good participation, the bid amounts signal developers' caution.
    The top bid of $169.6 million or $323 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr) for the 99-year leasehold site came from Capital Development and ZACD Investments. Both companies are owned by individual shareholders.
    Bidding was tight and the top four bids were in close range, with a tender bid price gap of just 6 per cent between the top and fourth highest bids.
    The tender for the site, which can yield about 550 units, was launched on June 29. Then, analysts estimated that the plot could fetch as much as $420 psf ppr.
    The bid prices show future pricing of suburban condominiums is consolidating, said Li Hiaw Ho, executive director at CB Richard Ellis.
    Added Chia Siew Chuin, Colliers International's director of research & advisory: 'The tender bids received reflect a more cautious market outlook and possibly some level of opportunistic bidding.'
    Credo Real Estate executive director Ong Teck Hui said that two factors could have led to cautious bidding.
    'The recent financial market turmoil has led to increased uncertainties,' he said.
    'In addition, the Punggol, Sengkang and Upper Serangoon area is getting more crowded with some 2,600 units coming from several new projects... Some of these projects are near MRT stations and will provide stiff competition for buyers.'
    Analysts also noted that the top bid of $323 psf ppr offered for this site is around 20 per cent lower than the top bid of $406 psf ppr achieved for a nearby residential plot at the corner of Punggol Central and Punggol Walk, which was sold to Sim Lian Group in December 2010.
    Based on a land cost of $323 per sq ft ppr, units at the new site could breakeven at about $660-680 psf and sell at around $860-900 psf, Colliers' Ms Chia said.

    What would be the selling price of Treasure Trove then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hyenergix
    What would be the selling price of Treasure Trove then?
    At least $850 psf. Knowing Sim Lian who's aggressive in their prices, it should be nearer to $900 psf. Just my guess!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    At least $850 psf. Knowing Sim Lian who's aggressive in their prices, it should be nearer to $900 psf. Just my guess!
    I think priced to sell....

    can consider 2 bedders...

    http://www.atreasuretrove.com.sg/

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingkong1984
    I think priced to sell....

    can consider 2 bedders...

    http://www.atreasuretrove.com.sg/
    Thx for the link. Not bad... my guess is quite accurate. Its going for indicative price of $880psf. May go up if take up is overwhelming. May come down a bit if take up is super lousy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Thx for the link. Not bad... my guess is quite accurate. Its going for indicative price of $880psf. May go up if take up is overwhelming. May come down a bit if take up is super lousy!
    I stand by my guess 2 bedders (my reference) well above 900 psf

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    From CNA forum-

    http://forum.channelnewsasia.com/viewtopic.php?t=460584

    Stench from Punggol beach ......


    STOMPer Irene is frustrated with the smoke emitted from the refinery at Johor, as she says this causes serious air pollution.


    Says the STOMPer:

    "There is serious air pollution in Punngol due to the refinery at Johor.


    "It is pollution, day and night, for us Punggol residents."


    STOMP found that it is standard practice for refineries to release exhaust gases to protect pipes from over-pressurisation. This controlled burning of waste gases is known as 'flaring' and the resulting smoke is a mixture of water and carbon dioxide.



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    This shocking sight greeted sabil when the STOMPer took a walk along the Ponggol Marina PCN (Park Connector Network). The STOMPer thinks more efforts need to go into keeping our beaches clean.

    sabil shares:

    "This sight and accompanying odour greeted us as we took a walk along the Ponggol Marina PCN (Park Connector Network) walkway.

    "More needs to be done to keep our shorelines and waterways clean."

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    prices out in 10 hours for ATT.

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    I raised this issue ages ago. Yes, the stench is still around

    Quote Originally Posted by GSLJ
    From CNA forum-

    http://forum.channelnewsasia.com/viewtopic.php?t=460584

    Stench from Punggol beach ......


    STOMPer Irene is frustrated with the smoke emitted from the refinery at Johor, as she says this causes serious air pollution.


    Says the STOMPer:

    "There is serious air pollution in Punngol due to the refinery at Johor.


    "It is pollution, day and night, for us Punggol residents."


    STOMP found that it is standard practice for refineries to release exhaust gases to protect pipes from over-pressurisation. This controlled burning of waste gases is known as 'flaring' and the resulting smoke is a mixture of water and carbon dioxide.



    =================================================




    This shocking sight greeted sabil when the STOMPer took a walk along the Ponggol Marina PCN (Park Connector Network). The STOMPer thinks more efforts need to go into keeping our beaches clean.

    sabil shares:

    "This sight and accompanying odour greeted us as we took a walk along the Ponggol Marina PCN (Park Connector Network) walkway.

    "More needs to be done to keep our shorelines and waterways clean."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Regulators
    prices out in 10 hours for ATT.
    You mean prices for ATT will be out today in the morning? So is the VVIP preview today also?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    You mean prices for ATT will be out today in the morning? So is the VVIP preview today also?
    Yes VVIP preview this afternoon, price will be out!!!

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    do keep us updated, whoever gets the info first.

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    I think prices out between 11am to noon today, but showflat only can view between 6pm to 10pm. Those who have site plan don't actually need to see the showflat model. The interior a bit cheapskate, using homogeneous tiles and usual parquet flooring

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    do let us know if u get the prices. keen to know if its indeed significantly lower than luxurie as was touted.

    Quote Originally Posted by Regulators
    I think prices out between 11am to noon today, but showflat only can view between 6pm to 10pm. Those who have site plan don't actually need to see the showflat model. The interior a bit cheapskate, using homogeneous tiles and usual parquet flooring

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    will be cheaper for sure...however layout just as packed as Luxurie...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter
    do let us know if u get the prices. keen to know if its indeed significantly lower than luxurie as was touted.
    It is lower than Luxurie for sure. pm me your mobile number if you are keen. i can let u know the pricing later.

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    price is out, 2 bedroom can get below 700k.

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    Quote Originally Posted by azeoprop
    price is out, 2 bedroom can get below 700k.
    wats the psf?

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    prices of 775sf two bedr starting at $907psf for stacks released. $907psf units are on second floor, facing pool. Every floor increase by $4psf. The 2+1 starting at $896psf not very far from 2 bedr. Pricing not very attractive imo, what do you guys think?

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    2 bedder stack 775sf
    02 $703k
    08 $727k
    15 $756k

    2 + study stack 915sf
    02 $811k
    08 $842k
    15 $877k

    3 bedder stack 1044sf
    02 $935k
    08 $967k
    15 $1022k

    3 + study stack 1206sf
    02 $1021k
    08 $1058k
    15 $1100k

    4 bedder stack 1335sf
    02 $1133k
    08 $1171k
    15 $1213k

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    Got site map?

    Quote Originally Posted by victorchoo
    2 bedder stack 775sf
    02 $703k
    08 $727k
    15 $756k

    2 + study stack 915sf
    02 $811k
    08 $842k
    15 $877k

    3 bedder stack 1044sf
    02 $935k
    08 $967k
    15 $1022k

    3 + study stack 1206sf
    02 $1021k
    08 $1058k
    15 $1100k

    4 bedder stack 1335sf
    02 $1133k
    08 $1171k
    15 $1213k

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    Wow! Really priced to sell, spoil market! haa haa

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