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The land is only this small piece to cater for 52 levels ( parking floor not included in yet ). 12 units each floor, which means 624 units.

ROI for rent is hardly get back 3%, I will prefer to put in fixed deposit ( secure with no additional work or time invested in) even though is lower%
ROI for capital gain - Don't ever think of it. Browsing iproperty daily, most of the property with negative capital gain now.
Own-stay - I wouldn't come to this crowded flooded with 12k units along the road. You may take n years to sell your unit to lower the price to compete for only 1 buyer
Shopping mall - everywhere is mall now. Giving a nearby mall to walk for the next 20 years, you will find it boring.
MRT - do you really use it?

Do think twice all the home buyer, list down all the numbers to figure out before committed one yourself.

workmanship is so so and I can't imagine workmanship during pandemic and recession time.

Think twice for 1k psf for a tiny unit, easy to sell off? There are so many sellers and only few buyers.
I have been selling my unit for 3 years plus which is on the same row of TG. Walking distance to MRT, bigger size and much cheaper psf. It took me 3 years more to sell it out. At the end , there is only 1 buyer in year 2020 to buy my unit. Haha.....it is real competitive.

My friend is having a unit at TG-Block A, the rental yield is so bad even with nice view and MRT. If you are a cash buyer wanted to have passive income for retirement, it is ok to buy and rent it out. If you are buyer with loan for 80%, I would say to save the bank interest and invest in something else as