Gots a lot of agents, no buyers.Originally Posted by Unregistered
All beating fly.
Gots a lot of agents, no buyers.Originally Posted by Unregistered
All beating fly.
Lodge caveat means got buyers. No caveat means nobody buy? what do u mean those that did not lodge???Originally Posted by Unregistered
Follows us means not to buy.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Follow you means talking cock.Originally Posted by Unregistered
So go **** off.
Wrong lah.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Are you a new bird?
Some buyers don't lodge caveats immediately.
So you can't see the caveats.
mad dog is coming!!!
Warning! No abusive language.
cool down...
Ya lor cool down, cool down... I think alot of us is in here for some info and education, hopefully to make good investment and money. So why not share the good tips here.
BEdok reservoir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Btw, I heard that the first few stacks of all reservoir facing units have been sold. Dunno when they may release the rest of the reservoir facing ones?
It is a myth (perhaps the oldest one in the book) that Freehold is better than Leasehold. There are no conclusive studies on this.
What many seem to forget is that property is all about LOCATION. The first thing students of real estate are taught is location, location and location. So focus more on location and less on tenure.
yep right
location is very impt
something which u can see and feel it
no point it is freehold but sitting in a concrete jungle
yep agree agree
Wah.. Real estate student.. May i know from which school that teaches student, tenure is not impt???Originally Posted by Unregistered
come on, even fishmonger n vegetable seller knows FH better than 99 LH.Originally Posted by Unregistered
So?? No MRT, no amenities..Originally Posted by Unregistered
Haha! Fishmonger n vegetable seller just want to stay near the market. They dont care it's a 99 or FH. Anyway, fyi, Freehold refers to the land only, not the apartment. The outlook of Freehold property will sooner or later become old as times passes, then not much buyer will be keen even if your property is freehold in the middle of district 9.Originally Posted by Unregistered
How silly r u? Tenure is part of the whole equation. But foremost is always location...then the rest are secondary.Originally Posted by Unregistered
What is wrong wif fishmonger n veg seller? R u undermining them? I think they are much smarter than u who post this unconclusive argument between FH and LH.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Originally Posted by UnregisteredAiyah! Why you all keep arguing?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Most important thing with this WW thingy now is "Huat Ah"!
You are happier now. Agree?
921psf hit at end feb 08, march transactions reflected are mainly average $850psf. Huat ah!
If the prices for the new launch WW can command such a price, how much would it benefit the projects surrounding it? Is it good to buy secondary market units or this new launch?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Soon will be at 600. Thats the true worth.Originally Posted by Unregistered
posting this only reflects what a silly and ignorant person you are. suggest you post your comments on some other forum that suits your intelligence level.Originally Posted by Unregistered
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European Stock-Index Futures Retreat; BNP, UBS May Decline
By Adria Cimino
March 31 (Bloomberg) -- European stock-index futures fell, following U.S. and Asian markets lower, as concern deepened that losses in the credit markets will hurt economic and profit growth.
BNP Paribas and Fortis may decline after their U.S.-traded securities dropped. UBS AG will probably slip as Merrill Lynch & Co. said the region's biggest bank by assets may have more writedowns. Vodafone Group Plc might drop after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock. Goldman, Sachs & Co. advised investors to sell shares of British Airways Plc.
Futures on the Dow Jones Euro Stoxx 50 Index, a benchmark for the euro region, fell 23, or 0.7 percent, to 3,539 at 7:05 a.m. in London. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index may decrease 21, according to Cantor Index, a betting firm.
``The markets seem incapable of shaking off concerns about U.S. investment banks and the depth of this current U.S. recession,'' Oliver Stevens, head of dealing at IG Markets in Melbourne, wrote in a note to clients.
U.S. stocks on March 28 extended the worst quarterly slump since 2002. Asia's benchmark today had its biggest drop in two weeks.
Europe's Stoxx 600 has fallen 16 percent this quarter, headed for its worst quarter since at least 1987, on concern credit-market losses will erode earnings. The financial industry worldwide has already reported $208 billion in losses related to the collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market, according to Bloomberg data.
Analysts have slashed profit-growth estimates for Stoxx 600 companies. Earnings will rise only 1.9 percent on average this year, down from 11 percent predicted at the end of 2007, Bloomberg data show.
BNP, UBS
American depositary receipts of BNP, France's biggest bank, ended 1.3 percent below the close in Paris last week. ADRs of Fortis, Belgium's largest financial-services company, also finished 1.3 percent lower.
UBS may have a further $11 billion in writedowns in the first quarter and report a 2008 loss, Merrill said. The brokerage cut its 2009 earnings-per-share forecast by 6 percent.
Separately, UBS may ask shareholders to approve a capital increase of as much as 16 billion Swiss francs ($16.1 billion), the Sonntag newspaper reported, citing people it didn't identify.
Credit Suisse Group, Switzerland's second-biggest bank, may retreat. Merrill reduced its 2008 earnings-per-share forecast by 13 percent and its 2009 forecast by 4 percent.
U.K. banks forecast that credit market turmoil will last at least until the end of the year, twice as long as they predicted three months ago, according to a survey by the Confederation of British Industry.
Lending conditions will worsen in the next six months, leaving banks with ``significantly'' higher borrowing costs, according to the quarterly survey of financial firms.
Vodafone was downgraded to ``underweight'' from ``overweight'' by Morgan Stanley, which lowered its share-price estimate by 21 percent to 170 pence.
British Airways, Europe's third-largest carrier, was cut to ``sell'' from ``buy'' at Goldman Sachs.
Tesco Plc, the biggest supermarket chain in Britain, has put the expansion of its Fresh & Easy stores in the U.S. on hold for three months to allow the business time to ``settle down.
SPECULATORS PANICKING AND S******* IN THEIR PANTS.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Thanks for this low quote that u r declaring....u r really helping us, potential buyers. keep it up silly.Originally Posted by Unregistered
This price is not impossible but i cannot imagine the state of the economy at that time.Originally Posted by Unregistered