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    Default 50 Projects with less than 50% Take-up Rate

    Useful HSR report that was also covered in the local press.

    The actual report lists the 50 projects and their percentages sold at time of printing.

    More info here -

    http://londonproperty123.blogspot.sg...-property.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Londonproperty123 View Post
    Useful HSR report that was also covered in the local press.

    The actual report lists the 50 projects and their percentages sold at time of printing.

    More info here -

    http://londonproperty123.blogspot.sg...-property.html
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    whatever happened to cluny park residence?
    those commitments to buy?

    anyway, something interesting
    "Another trend that we foresee is that property developers will create new show units for projects that didn’t sell well. Furnishings may be different from those in the initial launch. Some of the savings from using a different type of material or product could be passed on to buyers via lower pricing."

    the developer cross fingers and hope defects appear only after warranty period over?

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    Base on URA May 14 data indicate 52% unsold in CCR, RCR and OCR have better take up rate in term of %.

    CCR - total of 6769 units, 3530 units unsold (52%).
    TWIN PEAKS - 385
    D'LEEDON - 268
    LEEDON RESI - 251
    CLERMONT RESI - 167
    RV RESI - 166

    RCR - 10816 units, 3395 units unsold (31%)
    ALEX RESIDENCES - 240
    THE VENUE RESI - 210
    THE CREEK - 201
    SKY VUE - 198
    SKY HABITAT - 197

    OCR - 19259 units, 6795 units unsold (35%)
    THE PANORAMA - 642
    THE TRILINQ - 637
    THE GLADES - 547
    THE SANTORINI - 500
    LAKEVILLE - 486

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    Seems like many D15 small boutique condo developments are not selling very well. I think many of them will need to lelong soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Londonproperty123 View Post
    Useful HSR report that was also covered in the local press.

    The actual report lists the 50 projects and their percentages sold at time of printing.

    More info here -

    http://londonproperty123.blogspot.sg...-property.html

    Good stuff. Thx bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by NO_7 View Post
    Base on URA May 14 data indicate 52% unsold in CCR, RCR and OCR have better take up rate in term of %.

    CCR - total of 6769 units, 3530 units unsold (52%).
    TWIN PEAKS - 385
    D'LEEDON - 268
    LEEDON RESI - 251
    CLERMONT RESI - 167
    RV RESI - 166

    RCR - 10816 units, 3395 units unsold (31%)
    ALEX RESIDENCES - 240
    THE VENUE RESI - 210
    THE CREEK - 201
    SKY VUE - 198
    SKY HABITAT - 197

    OCR - 19259 units, 6795 units unsold (35%)
    THE PANORAMA - 642
    THE TRILINQ - 637
    THE GLADES - 547
    THE SANTORINI - 500
    LAKEVILLE - 486
    Many of these projects are high profile, have been launched for many months. If the balloting for Pano turn out to be fake/lukewarm, all these projects will have to offer discount, esp those with less than 50% sold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NO_7 View Post
    Base on URA May 14 data indicate 52% unsold in CCR, RCR and OCR have better take up rate in term of %.

    CCR - total of 6769 units, 3530 units unsold (52%).
    RCR - 10816 units, 3395 units unsold (31%)
    OCR - 19259 units, 6795 units unsold (35%)
    ... hmm there is another way to read this : OCR alone has unsold units that are almost the sum of CCR+RCR unsold together.

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    Quote Originally Posted by amk View Post
    ... hmm there is another way to read this : OCR alone has unsold units that are almost the sum of CCR+RCR unsold together.
    pointless to talk about supply without looking into demand, especially when we know that 80% of Singapore pollution still live in HDB flats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33 View Post
    pointless to talk about supply without looking into demand, especially when we know that 80% of Singapore pollution still live in HDB flats.
    Hi bro,

    Singapore pollution? Do you mean Singapore population?
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    Quote Originally Posted by CondoWE View Post
    Hi bro,

    Singapore pollution? Do you mean Singapore population?
    peiseh. typo
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    There is no supply and demand imbalance in Singapore. In fact, supply is more than enough to meet demand, I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Londonproperty123 View Post
    There is no supply and demand imbalance in Singapore. In fact, supply is more than enough to meet demand, I think.
    Huh...there is supply and demand imbalance when the supply is > than demand.

    i.e. there is no supply and demand imbalance when supply = demand right?

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    Demands are strong only if the price is right to offset all the CM.

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    Funny how when a condo gets tainted by the "unsold tag". Those with strong cash flow can use it as an opportunity and approach the developer with your price - you might be surprised at what they may be willing to do to move a unit. Have been hearing more success stories on this approach recently

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    Check out our compilation of projects that have seen less than stellar sales:

    http://www.propersquare.com/articles...unch-watchlist

    Cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by propersquare View Post
    Check out our compilation of projects that have seen less than stellar sales:

    http://www.propersquare.com/articles...unch-watchlist

    Cheers!
    The percent sold should not be enough for a proper analysis. ..what about holding power..n their portfolio? Some developers are very heavy in residential n little else...so have to cut

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