I tried but they don't absorbed the 3 percent.Originally Posted by devilplate
I tried but they don't absorbed the 3 percent.Originally Posted by devilplate
North is resilient, I like.Originally Posted by sgp_condo
so tao.....Originally Posted by sgp_condo
feo willing to give leh.....although mark up first ....wakaka
wait few wks later den offer again.....mabe can get 5-10% cheaper....
Ta han first, hope units still available by then. For stay and not expecting gains.Originally Posted by devilplate
Went to have a look today. Interesting design with some facilities including the tennis court on the 6th level of some blocks.
Some pricing:
2bed #03-99 764sqft $663100
2bed #03-16 764sqft $670700
3bed #02-85 829sqft $722950
3bed #03-09 829sqft $741950
3bed #02-55 883sqft $755250
3bed #02-98 883sqft $781850
the 3br pricing is similar to Palette 2+S ... going forward this may be the norm i.e. compact 2+S / 3br at 800k price pointOriginally Posted by azeoprop
Ride at your own risk !!!
These units listed are the still available or are transacted price?Originally Posted by azeoprop
Still balance a lot units for 2 and 3 compact for 829sqft and 883sqft?
They are still available. I think about 50+ units sold so far.
Ha ha good, big thanks for sharing. I wait for awhile before deciding the 2 or 3 bdrm.Originally Posted by azeoprop
That's pretty compact 3 bedder!
This makes 8 courtyards look so cheap.
After all the hoo har over CM5, this developer is selling at high 800+ psf...
not willing to cut the psf price so cut the size to maintain low quantum.
very sad indeed.
how is the sales?
still 50+ units sold? 300+ to go...Originally Posted by rattydrama
soon, every room will look and feel like the maid/store room.
Heard that the main launch will be in JAN 2012. Now is soft launch.
Should launch after CNY rather than before.
The Hillier is performing better than this. Maybe Far East marketing is better?
i prefer hillier den this tooOriginally Posted by propertychap
YOU ARE RIGHT!Originally Posted by azeoprop
u got 2bdr at 750psf?Originally Posted by solsys
vy tough to lose $$$ indeed
I got 3BR compact at high floor, so it's very close to S$800psf.Originally Posted by devilplate
8cy still available but running out i think with the help of Nautical.
There are units available ranging from late S$7xx to early S$8xx psf.
Long term wise, 8cy nearer to the business plots and speculative MRT.
Having said that Nautical also not bad in terms of design and concept.
nautical.....china developer rite?
MCC Land, same developer as Canberra Residences as well as Canopy.Originally Posted by devilplate
Is CBRE a good agent?..... If MCC want Nautical to fly, then got to appoint other agents as well i think.
Those tower C low floor compact 3 bedders above the shops were so cheap during the initial preview 990sqft/1001sqft around 720k only. Missed the boat.Originally Posted by solsys
8cy Tower C low floors will everyday see headlights bright lights into their house as it's near the main entrance driveway.Originally Posted by azeoprop
Some 50-plus units have been sold at The Nautical at an average price of about $860 per square foot since its preview began last weekend.
Over at Jalan Sendudok in Sembawang, Hao Yuan Investment, controlled by mainland China parties, is said to have issued options for about 50-plus units for The Nautical condo. The developer is understood to be deciding when to hold an official launch of the project, which will be accompanied by the start of an advertising campaign.
The average price of about $860 psf for the five-storey project, which will have 435 apartments, is after a 5 per cent early-bird discount.
Prices of a typical unit without private enclosed space or roof terrace will be in the $850-880 psf range on average.
The Nautical comprises one, two, three and four-bedroom units and penthouses (including 32 dual- key units). Absolute prices start from about $409,000 for a 420 sq ft one-bedder. The highest-priced unit, at slightly over $1.5 million, is a 1,916 sq ft penthouse.
Buyers of the 50-plus units are mostly HDB upgraders, comprising predominantly Singaporeans.
CBRE, GPS and PropNex are marketing agents for The Nautical.
The project's development is managed by MCC Land, a unit of Chinese state-owned enterprise Metallurgical Corporation of China or MCC Group. MCC Land is also the developer of Canberra Residences, which is next to The Nautical. The 320-unit Canberra Residences, which was released in January at an average price of around $830 psf, is about 90 per cent sold. Both condo projects are on 99-year sites and are five storeys high.
CR = avg S$830psf in Jan 2011Originally Posted by bargain hunter
8cy = avg S$790psf in Apr 2011
Nautical = avg S$860psf in Dec 2011
While the rest of SG are recovering from their overshot levels, North probably will rise steadily in the six months down the road..... avg S$900psf, i.e. May 2012. In fact, Woodlands launches are already at S$900psf.
only 50+ units....
where r the homebuyers?
looks like only investors still buying....for eg. hillier
Their asking and for that size. Any rational home buyer also shouldn't be iinterested...