Commercial title somewhat favors the developers when they are doing projects that raises the density ratio in that area substantially.

As well, some commercial titled projects chooses not to give / sell / rent out their parking space, that is not an option in residential titled.

Note that higher utility bills aside, your maintenance fees are higher too?

But, on the other hand, commercial titled properties favors the investors WHEN the location has all the ingredient for commercial success,
it'll give your residential unit a =Boost=

This post has been edited by 1ullaby: Mar 21 2011, 11:10 PM

I see, I was under the notion of commercial titled will always be able to support a high plot ratio, no?

Hence, when market favors residential dwellings, it makes good sense for developers to go high density residential for their commercial land.

Hmmm .. commercial - residential use to be full 90% as far as I know as I am vested in some studios / serviced apts,

The recent trend could be due to the 70% LTV effect whereby the projects of these nature became fuzzy.
Anyway, better for someone in the know to comment.