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7/31/2019 Singapore Property Weekly Issue 65
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CONTENTS
p2 Is Location Really the Sacred
Mantra Of Property Investment?
p6 Singapore Property News This Week
p11 Resale Property Transactions
(August 1 August 7)
Welcome to the 65th edition
of the Singapore Property
Weekly.
Hope you like it!
Mr. Propwise
FROM THE
EDITOR
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Is Location Really the Sacred Mantra Of Property Investment? (Part 1)
By guest contributor Gerald Tay
You have probably heard this popular phase
when learning about property investment:
Location! Location! Location! You cant go
wrong if you buy in a good location. The
lesson for investors is that location should
be the top consideration in your investment
decision. In other words, as long as you
follow this sacred mantra of property
investment and buy a property in a good
location, it will definitely be a good
investment and you are sure to make money
in the long term, regardless of all risks.
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Is this mantra right? No! And Beware! You still
face the possibility of making a bad
investment even if you pick a property in a
good location. Surprised? This mantra has
been mainly repeated by three categories of
people. They are Salespeople, Property
Speculators, and Novice Investors who try to
actsmart.
Professional investors like me know that we
may end up with a crap property even in agood location. Therefore, we know buying a
property in a good location does not
guarantee a successful investment and will
never make major buying decisions based on
location alone. There are many other key
considerations to factor in.
Examples of properties in good locations
that have lost money for their investors
Bishan 8 is a 99-year leasehold condo
launched in 1997. When it was launched,
there was a lot of hype and excitement
especially from the media. The property is
located just directly opposite the Bishan MRT
station, the Junction 8 shopping mall, and is
close to town. It was one of the few properties
that were located near an MRT station during
the earlier days of our public transport
system. But based on past caveat
transactions, many who bought the property
during the launch period have lost money,
and even for those who are still holding on
today, there is not much capital gains.
Some may argue that leasehold properties
such as Bishan 8 do not hold their value as
well as freehold properties. However, thereare also many freehold properties in good
locations that have been money losing
investments. St Regis Residences, for
example, a freehold apartment located in one
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of the most prime districts in Singapore is one
of the overhyped properties launched back in
2006. Some of these rich investors, who sold
even at the peak of 2012, still lost millions
speculating in its potential capital gainsbecause of its location. There are many other
examples both locally and overseas.
Location is important, but
I am not saying that you should leave out
location from your buying decision. I amsaying that you should first consider the other
more important factors before zooming in on
where a property is located.
So, what are some of the more important
factors to look at first?
Professional Investors look at numbers first.
The numbers tell the whole story of the
property investment, even its location.
In other words, the sacred mantra in property
investment should be: Numbers, Numbers,
and Numbers!
What do those numbers tell you about the
investment? You will be surprised how much
crucial information reading and understanding
the numbers will reveal to you, including
timing, location, value, risk factors, margin of
safety, truth and lies etc.
There are two numbers you shouldunderstand and be familiar with if you want to
be a successful property investor. In fact,
these two numbers are the basic investment
language of any credible investor, whether in a
business or investment deal.
Well discuss what those two numbers are in
the next article.
By guest contributor Gerald Tay, CEO and
Chief Trainer atCREi Academy Group.
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ResidentialShan Gate apartments up for collective
sale
The 27-unit 10-storey residential development
located along Shan Road near the Novena
Medical Hub and the Novena MRT Station is
asking for $51.5-53.5 million or $1,010-1,049
psf ppr excluding balcony allowance, or $918-
953 psf ppr if included, based on a 2.8 gross
plot ratio on the 18,305 sq ft site with a
51,254 sq ft potential GFA. It can potentially
be redeveloped into a 36-storey projectconsisting of 85 600 sq ft units. The tender
will close by 3 pm on Sept 18.
(Source: Business Times)
Luxury home prices and rents to continue
their decline
Despite the increase in the sales volume of
luxury prime properties by 22% to 434 units
from Q1 to Q2, average resale capital value
of luxury prime properties fell by 2.9% to
$2,380 psf, and resale capital values oftypical prime properties fell by 1.5% to $1,350
psf in the same period. The increase in sales
volume was due to the growth in sales
volumes in the new sale and resale segments
which increased by 38.5% and 22.9%
respectively in Q2, as well as the 101 centralregion (CCR) units launched in the same
period. Meanwhile, average prime rental
values fell by 1.2% from Q1 to around $49 psf
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per annum or $4.08 psf per month, while
average typical prime rental values fell 2.2 %
to $38 psf per annum or $3.16 psf per month
possibly because of the falling rents in older
prime properties, large units, and propertiesfacing construction and tenants relocation to
either overseas (in the case of expatriates) or
outside the prime areas where rents are
lower. The trend of declining prices and rents
in this segment of the market is likely to
continue given the uncertain global economy.
(Source: Business Times)
Private home sales shot up by 42% in July
July saw an increase in demand for private
residential homes, with a 42% increase from
the 1,371 units sold in June to the 1,943 units
sold in July. The strong July sales are driven
mainly by the sales in the Outside Central
Region (OCR) which accounted for 77.7% or
1,509 of the 1,943 private homes (excluding
ECs) sold in July. The sales in the Core
Central Region also registered a 79%
increase to 253 units sold in July. A total of
181 units out of the 281 released were sold inthe Rest of Central Region (RCR) while 124
ECs were also sold. Looking forward, sales in
August are likely to slow as a result of the
seventh lunar month.
(Source: Business Times)Freehold Kovan Lodge up for sale by
tender
The 27,090 sq ft residential site located on
Kovan Road could potentially be redeveloped
into a bigger residential development if
approval to amalgamate the site with a 505
sq ft adjoining piece of state land is granted.
This would bring the GFA to 38,633 sq ft
based on the 1.4 GPR, and in turn, the price
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to $802 psf ppr based on the $31 million
indicative asking price. The site is likely to be
popular since supply of freehold land in the
area is limited and it is located near amenities
such as Nex mall, Heartland Mall andHougang Mall, as well as the upcoming food
street@Simon Road, located at Kovan MRT
Station. The tender will close on Sept 25.
(Source: Business Times)
Commercial
JTC to launch Small Footprint Standard
Factories for SMEs
JTC will be launching 14,800 sq m worth
Small Footprint Standard Factories, single-
user, three-storey terrace standard factoriescatered to SMEs at Tanjong Kling in
September. These factories will offer greater
space flexibility from additional structural
provisions that would make installation of
different material handling systems easier. An
additional 64,200 sqm of industrial space will
be added in 2013 with the launch of the
Surface Engineering Hub and MedTech1 @
MedTech Hub. SMEs are also givenopportunities to build their customised
facilities through the Open Land Application
Scheme and the Price-Quality Tenders as well
as the increased supply of industrial land
through GLS (500,000 sqm of multiple-user
factory space launched in 2012 and 2013each). The current available JTC-managed
space for SMEs to operate their business is
94,000 sqm, of which 29,000 sqm is from the
multiple-user factory segment and the
remaining 65,000 sqm is from the single-user
standard factory segment.
Yishun reserve-list industrial site triggered
for tender
The 1.2-hectare 30-year industrial site at
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Yishun Avenue 9 with a 2.5 maximum
permissible GPR is zoned Business 1.
Response to the site is likely to be muted
given its short lease period, relative small size
when compared to adjacent plots and thelarge existing supply in the area. However,
there are also plus points such as the existing
supporting networks, and its accessibility to
Yishun Interchange. It is expected to draw
from under five bids to nine bids with a top bid
of $50-100 psf ppr, a break-even cost of
$220-250 psf and an estimated selling price
of $280-$300 psf or below based on different
predictions.
(Source: Business Times)
Bedok Mall to open in Q4 2013
Bedok Mall which is part of an integrated
retail-residential-transport development in
Bedok will open its doors by end-2013. The
new Bedok bus interchange on the second
level is connected to the Bedok MRT station
and the mall beneath it via a linkway at the
basement two level of the mall. 30% of the
250-unit mall with a 220,000 sq ft NLA acrossthree levels has been leased to tenants such
as FairPrice Finest, Best Denki, Canton
Paradise, RamenPlay and Din Tai Fung. 90%
of the 583-unit Bedok Residences, also part
of the integrated development, has also been
sold.
(Source: Business Times)
99-year leasehold Victoria Street/Jalan
Sultan mixed site launched
A 0.84 ha or 8,423.2 sqm mixed site located
at Victoria Street/Jalan Sultan near Lavender
MRT Station has been launched for sale by
public tender. The site near the Kampong
Glam historic district and Little India historic
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district has a maximum permissible GFA of
30,977 sqm can be developed either into a
hotel or a commercial and residential
development with a minimum hotel
component. Any bid for the site which tender
closes at 12 noon on October 11, 2012
should not be below $148.7 million.
(Source: Business Times)
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Non-Landed Residential Resale Property Transactions for the Week of Aug 1 Aug 7
Postal
DistrictProject Name
Area
(sqft)
Transacted
Price ($)
Price
($ psf)Tenure
1 EMERALD GARDEN 936 1,560,000 1,666 999
1 EMERALD GARDEN 1,238 2,000,000 1,616 999
2 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 1,033 1,100,000 1,065 99
3 DOMAIN 21 1,033 1,443,000 1,396 99
3 QUEENS 1,195 1,550,000 1,297 99
3 QUEENS 2,336 2,230,000 955 99
4 MARINA COLLECTION 2,099 5,982,150 2,850 99
4 MARINA COLLECTION 2,099 5,982,150 2,850 99
4 MARINA COLLECTION 2,099 4,900,000 2,334 99
4 MARINA COLLECTION 2,099 4,900,000 2,334 99
4 CARIBBEAN AT KEPPEL BAY 840 1,529,000 1,821 99
5 THE PARC CONDOMINIUM 1,302 1,620,000 1,244 FH
5 MURANO 1,066 1,280,000 1,201 FH
5 GOLD COAST CONDOMINIUM 1,873 2,020,000 1,079 FH
5 DOVER PARKVIEW 969 960,000 991 99
5 PALISADES 3,326 3,150,000 947 FH
7 SOUTHBANK 969 1,435,000 1,481 99
8 CITYLIGHTS 560 1,000,000 1,787 99
9 RICHMOND PARK 3,380 10,000,000 2,959 FH
9 THE SUITES AT CENTRAL 1,399 2,728,050 1,950 FH
9 PARC SOPHIA 474 915,000 1,932 FH
9 THE INSPIRA 1,216 2,190,000 1,800 FH
9 PARC SOPHIA 667 1,180,000 1,768 FH
9 ROBERTSON 100 936 1,620,000 1,730 FH
Postal
DistrictProject Name
Area
(sqft)
Transacted
Price ($)
Price
($ psf)Tenure
9 THE REGALIA 2,573 4,000,000 1,555 FH
9 ASPEN HEIGHTS 1,324 1,980,000 1,495 999
10 AVALON 1,830 3,000,000 1,639 FH
10 THE CORNWALL 635 1,010,000 1,590 FH
10 THE MERASAGA 1,367 2,125,000 1,554 99
10 MONTVIEW 1,227 1,900,000 1,548 FH
10 VALLEY PARK 1,216 1,820,000 1,496 999
10 THE TESSARINA 1,324 1,860,000 1,405 FH
10 HOLT RESIDENCES 2,067 2,900,000 1,403 FH
10 KELLOCK LODGE 893 1,250,000 1,399 FH
10 ROYALVILLE 1,012 1,400,000 1,384 FH
10 SIXTH AVENUE CENTRE 1,206 1,550,000 1,286 FH
10 JERVOIS GARDENS 2,196 2,770,000 1,261 FH
10 BALMORAL PLAZA 4,198 4,550,000 1,084 FH
11 RESIDENCES @ EVELYN 1,033 1,930,000 1,868 FH
11 SKY@ELEVEN 1,851 3,350,000 1,809 FH
11 AMARYLLIS VILLE 958 1,480,000 1,545 99
11 EVELYN MANSIONS 829 1,260,000 1,520 FH
11 AMARYLLIS VILLE 1,259 1,800,000 1,429 99
11 M21 1,345 1,890,000 1,405 FH
11 THOMSON 800 1,399 1,818,000 1,299 FH
11 THE TREVOSE 1,302 1,625,000 1,248 99
12 THE ARTE 2,895 3,750,000 1,295 FH
12 DE PARADISO 1,130 1,320,000 1,168 FH
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Postal
DistrictProject Name
Area
(sqft)
Transacted
Price ($)
Price
($ psf)Tenure
12 TWIN HEIGHTS 1,421 1,630,000 1,147 FH
12 THE ABERDEEN 1,109 1,050,000 947 FH
14 THE TRUMPS 1,356 1,580,000 1,165 99
14 WING FONG MANSIONS 1,130 885,000 783 FH
14 GUILIN COURT 1,216 920,000 756 FH
15 BENG TONG MANSION 872 1,530,000 1,755 FH
15 MOUNTBATTEN LODGE 334 530,000 1,588 FH
15 EAST GALLERIA 1,152 1,470,000 1,276 FH
15 COSTA ESTE 926 1,050,000 1,134 FH
15 BELLEZZA @ KATONG 958 1,055,000 1,101 FH
15 THE ESPIRA 1,087 1,180,000 1,085 FH
15 LAGUNA PARK 1,453 1,400,000 963 99
15 THE GERANIUM 1,625 1,400,000 861 FH
15 JERSEY LODGE 1,163 1,000,000 860 FH
15 THE SUNNIFLORA 1,572 1,280,000 814 FH
16 COSTA DEL SOL 1,313 1,740,000 1,325 99
16 RIVIERA RESIDENCES 1,066 1,290,000 1,211 FH
16 BLEU @ EAST COAST 915 1,050,000 1,148 FH
16 COSTA DEL SOL 1,345 1,498,888 1,114 99
16 BAYSHORE PARK 936 948,000 1,012 99
16 CHANGI COURT 1,389 1,380,000 994 FH
16 THE BAYSHORE 947 940,000 992 9916 EAST MEADOWS 1,195 1,150,000 963 99
16 THE TROPIC GARDENS 1,249 1,175,000 941 FH
16 STRATFORD COURT 990 908,000 917 99
16 TANAMERA CREST 1,163 950,000 817 99
16 STRATFORD COURT 1,507 1,065,000 707 99
Postal
DistrictProject Name
Area
(sqft)
Transacted
Price ($)
Price
($ psf)Tenure
16 KEW GREEN 3,509 2,400,000 684 99
17 AVILA GARDENS 1,302 1,120,000 860 FH
17 DAHLIA PARK CONDOMINIUM 1,281 1 ,030,000 804 FH
17 ESTELLA GARDENS 1,292 985,000 763 FH
17 LOYANG VALLEY 1,959 1,355,000 692 99
18 TROPICAL SPRING 1,389 1,200,000 864 99
18 SAVANNAH CONDOPARK 1,227 1,048,000 854 99
18 TAMPINES COURT 1,690 1,068,000 632 101
19 YI MEI GARDENS 1,862 1,600,000 859 FH
19 REGENTVILLE 1,152 925,000 803 99
20 SEASONS VIEW 1,152 1,096,000 952 99
20 BISHAN POINT 1,270 1,205,000 949 99
20 BISHAN PARK CONDOMINIUM 1,507 1 ,330,000 883 99
20 BISHAN PARK CONDOMINIUM 1,518 1 ,260,800 831 99
20 BRADDELL VIEW 1,615 1,330,000 824 99
20 THOMSON VIEW CONDOMINIUM 2,024 1,630,000 805 99
21 THE CASCADIA 990 1,616,888 1,633 FH
21 THE CASCADIA 990 1,600,000 1,616 FH
21 MEADOWLODGE 1,206 1,290,000 1,070 99
21 SIGNATURE PARK 1,044 1,005,000 963 FH
22 PARC VISTA 1,076 905,000 841 99
22 PARC OASIS 1,227 1,000,000 815 9922 PARC VISTA 1,076 860,000 799 99
22 PARC VISTA 1,281 1,018,000 795 99
23 PARK NATURA 1,959 2,409,570 1,230 FH
23 PARK NATURA 1,378 1,630,000 1,183 FH
23 CHANTILLY RISE 1,206 1 ,168,000 969 FH
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NOTE: This data only covers non-landed residential resale propertytransactions with caveats lodged with the Singapore LandAuthority. Typically, caveats are lodged at least 2-3 weeks after apurchaser signs an OTP, hence the lagged nature of the data.
Postal
DistrictProject Name
Area
(sqft)
Transacted
Price ($)
Price
($ psf)Tenure
23 THE JADE 1,087 1,045,000 961 99
23 CASHEW HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM 1,647 1,568,000 952 999
23 THE LINEAR 1,249 1,105,000 885 999
23 HILLVIEW REGENCY 1,195 1,032,000 864 99
23 THE WARREN 1,238 1,020,000 824 99
23 PARKVIEW APARTMENTS 936 760,000 812 99
23 PALM GARDENS 1,216 870,000 715 99
23 NICON GARDENS 1,991 1,360,000 683 99
26 SEASONS PARK 1,292 1 ,015,000 786 9928 SELETAR SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM 1,593 1,215,000 763 99
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