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    Quote Originally Posted by 11
    Private housing market colleapsing very soon, by end year prices will go down by at least 30%, why buy anything now?
    it is your guess as well as mine. no one can tell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 000
    it is your guess as well as mine. no one can tell.
    Property prices will have correction and as long as one has the holding power and not a flipper this is not an issue. However, if you look at the trend in the last 10 years. It corrects and go higher up. Given what Singapore is right now, it will go higher given the scarcity of land. Houses will be smaller and more expensive ($psf) just like in Hong Kong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 11
    Private housing market colleapsing very soon, by end year prices will go down by at least 30%, why buy anything now?
    You say going down by 30%.
    They say going up by 30%.
    All talking cock cos' talk cock is free.
    Quote Originally Posted by 000
    it is your guess as well as mine. no one can tell.
    Quote Originally Posted by Future!
    Property prices will have correction and as long as one has the holding power and not a flipper this is not an issue. However, if you look at the trend in the last 10 years. It corrects and go higher up. Given what Singapore is right now, it will go higher given the scarcity of land. Houses will be smaller and more expensive ($psf) just like in Hong Kong.
    Remind me of the crude oil price correction.

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    Default PROGRESS OF SOUTHBANK & SCENIC VIEW OF KALLANG BAY BY NITE

    PROGRESS OF SOUTHBANK: 24TH STOREY GOING TO 25TH STOREY OF TOTAL 40 STOREYS



    NICE VIEW OF KALLANG BAY BY THE NIGHT MINUS SPORTS HUB (TAKEN BY INFINITY88)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Livia
    BUY LIVIA LIVIA...!!!
    Siao, 99yrs, surrounded by HDB and so far out to the east. Jam every morning at the exit along ECP to PIE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 000
    it is your guess as well as mine. no one can tell.
    When everyone is saying that prices are going down, you should buy now. Cos by the time u hear prices are going up is already too long and u just miss the boat. AND YOU CAN NEVER GUESS WHERE THE BOTTOM IS.

    The blind following the blind will always lose out. One must always do opposite the market sentiment to outperform it.

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    Anyone here got the layout plan for the southbank soho?

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    Newbie here.
    Whats the difference btw a SOHO vs a residence unit?
    Seemed that the price difference is quite substantial?
    Does it mean people can do retail cum home with a "SOHO" tag?



    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered
    Brief details of SOUTHBANK SOHO:

    - North Bridge Road/Crawford Street (District 7)

    - Elevated pool with scenic view of Kallang Basin, Gym, lavish landscaping and BBQ pits on the 10th Storey

    - Multi-storey carpark below apartment block

    - Full unobstructed views of Kallang Basin

    - Highly accessible. Minutes to town and CBD. Lavender MRT station and buses at your doorstep.

    - Available in 1 bdrm, 2 bdrms, 3 bdrms, Penthouses, SOHO Single level and SOHO Duplex

    - Indicative prices: $600 psf for apartments; $950 psf for SOHOs

    - Tenure: 99 years

    With effect from 30th June 2006, SOHOs can no longer be purchased with CPF.

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    Default STRONG SALE @ CONCOURSE SKYLINE WILL BOOST SOUTHBANK AND CITYLIGHTS

    Concourse Skyline records strong residential sales in Singapore
    Posted by luxuryasiahome on September 15, 2008

    Over 60 apartments, or 70 per cent of first release, sold in a week -15 Sep 2008

    Leading property investment and development company, Hong Fok Corporation, has received a strong response for their new Singapore residential development, the Concourse Skyline. Private previews held over the past week have sold more than 70 per cent of the apartments released in the first phase.

    Hong Fok Director SE Cheong said that more than 60 of the 90 apartments in the first release put on sale at private preview over the past week sold at average prices ranging from $1,500 to $1,800 per square foot.

    “We are delighted with the excellent sales result we have achieved with the Concourse Skyline. This outcome is confirmation that there is strong underlying demand in the Singapore market for well-located, unique and appropriately priced developments – and the Concourse Skyline meets these criteria,” Mr Cheong said.

    Following the success of the private launch and in response to public demand, Hong Fok Corporation will release additional apartments commencing this Friday 19 September. The Concourse Skyline’s show flat, which is located on Level 38 of the office tower of The Concourse, is open daily from 10.00am to 6.00pm.

    The Concourse Skyline is ideally located at the centre of Singapore’s new “action” zone. Over-looking the newly developed pit lane of the Singapore GP; the proposed Singapore Sports Hub, and the upcoming Marina Bay Integrated Resort, the location will offer buyers buzz and excitement year-round, with potential for capital appreciation and strong rental incomes.

    Complementing the action activities are the attractions of the nearby Singapore Flyer and the future Gardens by the Bay, and an unmatched location next to Singapore’s convention and business centre.

    The development, designed by internationally renowned architect Philip Cox, includes 40-storey and 28-storey residential towers and offers a range of one-to-four bedroom apartments, skysuites, penthouses, and super penthouses. The development is targeted at city-dwellers seeking an exciting and fast-paced lifestyle in one of Singapore’s future prime property districts.

    To enhance the living experience, the Concourse Skyline offers residents the opportunity to retreat to a Sky Garden on the 29th storey, or enjoy the recreational facilities of a lap pool, gym, hot spa and jacuzzi, and barbecue area on the 5th floor

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    With Concourse Skyline in the pipeline, this will block most if not all the sea and IR views of Southbank and Citylight. So what will this do to the price????



    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered101
    Concourse Skyline records strong residential sales in Singapore
    Posted by luxuryasiahome on September 15, 2008

    Over 60 apartments, or 70 per cent of first release, sold in a week -15 Sep 2008

    Leading property investment and development company, Hong Fok Corporation, has received a strong response for their new Singapore residential development, the Concourse Skyline. Private previews held over the past week have sold more than 70 per cent of the apartments released in the first phase.

    Hong Fok Director SE Cheong said that more than 60 of the 90 apartments in the first release put on sale at private preview over the past week sold at average prices ranging from $1,500 to $1,800 per square foot.

    “We are delighted with the excellent sales result we have achieved with the Concourse Skyline. This outcome is confirmation that there is strong underlying demand in the Singapore market for well-located, unique and appropriately priced developments – and the Concourse Skyline meets these criteria,” Mr Cheong said.

    Following the success of the private launch and in response to public demand, Hong Fok Corporation will release additional apartments commencing this Friday 19 September. The Concourse Skyline’s show flat, which is located on Level 38 of the office tower of The Concourse, is open daily from 10.00am to 6.00pm.

    The Concourse Skyline is ideally located at the centre of Singapore’s new “action” zone. Over-looking the newly developed pit lane of the Singapore GP; the proposed Singapore Sports Hub, and the upcoming Marina Bay Integrated Resort, the location will offer buyers buzz and excitement year-round, with potential for capital appreciation and strong rental incomes.

    Complementing the action activities are the attractions of the nearby Singapore Flyer and the future Gardens by the Bay, and an unmatched location next to Singapore’s convention and business centre.

    The development, designed by internationally renowned architect Philip Cox, includes 40-storey and 28-storey residential towers and offers a range of one-to-four bedroom apartments, skysuites, penthouses, and super penthouses. The development is targeted at city-dwellers seeking an exciting and fast-paced lifestyle in one of Singapore’s future prime property districts.

    To enhance the living experience, the Concourse Skyline offers residents the opportunity to retreat to a Sky Garden on the 29th storey, or enjoy the recreational facilities of a lap pool, gym, hot spa and jacuzzi, and barbecue area on the 5th floor

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    Quote Originally Posted by 168
    With Concourse Skyline in the pipeline, this will block most if not all the sea and IR views of Southbank and Citylight. So what will this do to the price????
    Not sure if you got your facts right. The bay and sea view will never be blocked by Concourse Skyline from these two development. In fact, Concourse Skyline will be further away from MRT stn as compared to Southbank and Citylight (just 3-5 minutes by walking). Only if you can get a good stack which will come with high $psf then you can have the best view of the IR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered101
    Not sure if you got your facts right. The bay and sea view will never be blocked by Concourse Skyline from these two development. In fact, Concourse Skyline will be further away from MRT stn as compared to Southbank and Citylight (just 3-5 minutes by walking). Only if you can get a good stack which will come with high $psf then you can have the best view of the IR.
    Concourse is just a street away from Nicoll MRT, with 2 blocks of 40 storey building coming up, what view is left for SB and Citylight? And for those who get below 30th floor is even worst view.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 111
    Concourse is just a street away from Nicoll MRT, with 2 blocks of 40 storey building coming up, what view is left for SB and Citylight? And for those who get below 30th floor is even worst view.
    Looking at the aerial view of southbank and concourse, the view should not be blocked as it can see most of the Kallang bay and sea (even the future sportshub). In fact it is nearer to the sports hub than concourse. As for the distance to MRT, Southbank is just next to ICA and very near to the lavender mrt stn. As for Concourse, resident has to probably across a tunnel where across the nicoll highway to the underconstruction Nicoll highway mrt stn and this should be further than southbank/citylight to lavender mrt stn.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Anaylist100
    Looking at the aerial view of southbank and concourse, the view should not be blocked as it can see most of the Kallang bay and sea (even the future sportshub). In fact it is nearer to the sports hub than concourse. As for the distance to MRT, Southbank is just next to ICA and very near to the lavender mrt stn. As for Concourse, resident has to probably across a tunnel where across the nicoll highway to the underconstruction Nicoll highway mrt stn and this should be further than southbank/citylight to lavender mrt stn.


    Even if it don't block fully, but partially also sian what! Not forgeting if one day golden mile complex got enblock they will also built high rise hotel/residential that will be even worst.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 123
    Even if it don't block fully, but partially also sian what! Not forgeting if one day golden mile complex got enblock they will also built high rise hotel/residential that will be even worst.
    In fact the kallang bay view is quite nice too compare to the marina bay view as shown by the photo of Finity88 - Bay by nite. Something will be built infront of Concourse Skyline and even Golden Mile someday as there is quite a lot of land out there. Southbank has already reach the coastline.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered888
    In fact the kallang bay view is quite nice too compare to the marina bay view as shown by the photo of Finity88 - Bay by nite. Something will be built infront of Concourse Skyline and even Golden Mile someday as there is quite a lot of land out there. Southbank has already reach the coastline.
    The penthouse view would be the best!

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    Default SOUTHBANK

    Project Name-SOUTHBANK
    Developer-Kings & Queens Development Pte Ltd
    (UOL Group Limited / Low Keng Huat (Singapore) Limi)
    Property Type-Apartment
    Tenure - 99 Yrs From 27/01/2006
    Total Units - 197
    Completion Date - Est 30 Nov 2010
    District - 7









    more details and see virtual tour from:
    http://www.virtualhomes.sg/southbank

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    Default Southbank's Interior Quality

    Anybody who visited the showflat last time, can help to furnish some information about the finishing and interior quality of Southbank's Condo Unit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anaylist100
    Looking at the aerial view of southbank and concourse, the view should not be blocked as it can see most of the Kallang bay and sea (even the future sportshub). In fact it is nearer to the sports hub than concourse. As for the distance to MRT, Southbank is just next to ICA and very near to the lavender mrt stn. As for Concourse, resident has to probably across a tunnel where across the nicoll highway to the underconstruction Nicoll highway mrt stn and this should be further than southbank/citylight to lavender mrt stn.


    wanting to get a unit there, but there is a plot of land infront of the southbank, after the river bank. Went to ura master plan 2008 to see and is for residential development, wonder will it block southbank future view?

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    when will be expected TOP? what are current prices Psf?

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    Don't think will block those units which are 20 floor and above cos the potential residential site near the river bank cannot be too high rise. The TOP date supposed to be Dec 2010 but based on the current construction progression, I think should be able to obtain TOP by 4th Quarter 2009. The current psf is around 890psf to 1,100psf...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonlcl
    Anybody who visited the showflat last time, can help to furnish some information about the finishing and interior quality of Southbank's Condo Unit?
    You may want to go to http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=358211 for more information on Southbank.

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    Default SOUTHBANK REACHES 31 FLOOR ANOTHER 9 TO GO


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    Quote Originally Posted by Unreg888
    Those are the original developer's prices for units whose caveats were just lodged on resale. The usually transacted prices are between $1K+ to about $1.3K for unblocked high floors.
    Hi Unreg888, how do you know that the prices are for the original developer's prices for units whose caveats were just lodged on resale?

    Thanks!

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    You can check out nationproperty.sg for caveats logs that are sold under resale

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    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax
    You can check out nationproperty.sg for caveats logs that are sold under resale
    URA WEBSITE (http://www.ura.gov.sg/realEstateWeb/...Controller.jpf) IS AN OFFICIAL WEBSITE. Some caveats in nationproperty.sg is not in URA website.

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    Default PROGRESS OF SOUTHBANK AS AT 25 JAN 2009

    36 STOREY! 4 MORE TO GO!







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    So far did not see any owner discussion for Southbank?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonlcl
    So far did not see any owner discussion for Southbank?
    Hi, are you an owner of SB?

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    Yes I am, r u also an owner of SB?

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