yah i think so. its usually those mid+/high end FH/999 that they will skin the high budget buyers coz also highest margin mah.
Originally Posted by devilplate
yah i think so. its usually those mid+/high end FH/999 that they will skin the high budget buyers coz also highest margin mah.
Originally Posted by devilplate
well lets see wats their 'VVIP' pricing den....
About S$2000 psf.
Originally Posted by devilplate
Anyone have the floorplans and brochures yet?
Wa.. $2mil for a 1000sqft if 2000psf...
Then the beacon (which is opp. to pinnacle) is really undervalued (baring that it is blocked and overpowered by the pinnacle).
Then Pinnacle 5rm at $1m would be deem cheap cheap at half of Spot Residence's prices.Originally Posted by focus
Still got 1 more to join in the fun.. Robinson Suites, Freehold somemore, 2mins walk to raffles mrt. Expected launch mid Nov. I cant even imagine what the psf will be like for this launch.
raffles MRT ?Originally Posted by dtrax
u mean raflles place ?
where about is these Robinson Suites ?
Do you realize that the circle line is not a circle....Originally Posted by august
What do you think is missing in the circle line.... Tanjong pagar train station!
But why? Because Govt is smart enough not to complete the circle to increase the value of malaysia's train station.
Now that the station back in Singapore's hands, what do you think is going to happen?
The circle line is going to be a circle... sooner than you think.
Also look at The Arris, within CBD. Freehold, sleek design. Last transacted $1400. Better location, nearer MRT, no bay windows, planter or balcony, not as good view as it is low rise.Originally Posted by KC76
Better value than $2000 at Outram...
Originally Posted by proud owner
50 Robinson Road beside Lau Pat Sat. This launch will be interesting
It's going to be super expensive...
Super expensive is an under-statement. Having said that units are all 1-2 bedders if I'm not wrongOriginally Posted by sh
so many 1, 2 bR
going to rent out to expat ar?
doesn't look like for family leh..
In future there may be a trend of older folksselling off their large apartments or house and move into smaller apartment when their children grow up and moved out. Easier to maintain. It is better with nearby mrt stn as driving may not be possible due to poor eyesight or owning a car is just too costly.
so selling point is elderly estate?Originally Posted by DC33_2008
any keen takers?
i prefer this one over robinson suites
2bedders low-mid flr goodie?
buy the CDL copthorne one better ~Originally Posted by devilplate
but gd facing ones r big units and quantum very high worOriginally Posted by august
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I prefer facing landed....quiet facing. Psf indicative? Showflat at Actual site?Originally Posted by home-run
Spottiwoode residences preview is on 5th Nov.Ave price $2000psf. Low floor from $1700 to $2300psf for high floor. The 2 bedder facing the sea is not bad. Which has more capital gain potential: Spottiwoode, Glydenbourne or the one at Robinson?
Long term,Originally Posted by DC33_2008
Spottiswoode.
The city center is moving away from Raffles to the Bay.
Comparing Spottiwoode and RS, the layout of 2 bedder for Spottiwoode is much better. But the only setback is the distance to mrt stn. One is outside of CBD and one is inside for now. Never know, CBD will be expanded to here in future. Glydenbourne does not seem to have new happenings after the station is built. Spottiwoode still have the railway project and the future container port will be turned to another marina/waterfront living.
same sentimentsOriginally Posted by DC33_2008
i aiming the smallest 2bedder...$$ not enuff wor ....ard 1.5mio...hmm
knight frank collecting chq now...the model looks impressive
Same here. Prefer 2 bedder. I guess 1 bedder will be snapped up first as it is less than $1 mil.
Hmmm… decisions, decisions….Originally Posted by DC33_2008
Strategically, looking at the long term growth of the core of the city, the centre of the city seems to shifting southwards. The commercial centre is heading towards Marina Bay/Bugis area in the next 10 years, and in the next twenty years, probably towards the space vacated by PSA’s container port.
There is limited free land for the commercial area to expand northwards. There’s no free land for commercial areas beyond Orchard Road.
If the price of property is tied to proximity of the centre, I will base my selection on the properties towards the south, ie Spottiwood or Robinson.
Though I do not think $2000 is good value for Spottiwood. There are other properties in the resale market that cost less.
Though buying on the resale market can be a pain…. But that’s another story…
Which resale properties do you mean in this area?Originally Posted by sh
The Beacon? Maybe Craig Place? Or Emerald Garden....?
But beacon and craig place is not FH like spottiewoodeOriginally Posted by mcmlxxvi
The Arris. small development on the edge of CBD. No bay window, balcony or planter. All usable space. Not many on market though.
http://www.propertyguru.com.sg/project/the-arris-810