QUOTE(Maxc331 @ Jul 19 2013, 02:10 PM)
4.5 years construction periodWith DIBS ( 8 bankers to choose from )
7 units per floor
0.45/sq ft cents for maintenance fees
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QUOTE(almaine @ Jul 21 2013, 06:28 PM) Can't really count cos first blk price's all covered by stickers already. Based on my fren's unit booked at block D, middle level above. 25th floor facing pool and park shd be ard 670-685/sq ft after 3% discount. Meanwhile the other direction is with 5% discount with lower entry cost psf, SA said starting ard 630/sq( before discount). U can call them on Monday to confirm, today no more long q, less pressure and I just curi taken 1 photo only haha.This post has been edited by WL6016: Jul 21 2013, 08:17 PM |
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QUOTE(Hunakadoo @ Aug 2 2013, 12:18 PM) but then not familiar with this project , is that having any cash discount still even on drop out unit ? The best go there / call them to find out as the SA start calling some of my friends early this week for drop out units. They are advised to go to Starhill to check for more details ( layout, direction, prices and etc ) as well. |
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QUOTE(Chris Chew @ Sep 27 2013, 05:16 PM) It can be very good pro to some certain buyers, but not all esp those hit by LTV 70%. It is up to individual actually, say the expected price 3 years later vs 4.5 years later ( where both DIBS ), the property price more or less, sure the 4.5 years later one would be a little bit higher if not a lot, due to gap by 1.5 years. If I plan to stop buying for entire next 3 years, a 4 or 4.5 years DIBS prop is entirely very good for me, the long the better since pay nothing and especially if I am eligible for 90% loan ( for lower capital) or I am very cash rich for the 70% loan ( and locked the 30% downpayment for next 4.5 years + 0.5 year after VP ) and cash back once flip upon VP. The only con for me would be, the duration of 4.5 years locked my 70% loan quota for such long, hence I unable to sell or no rental income within this 4.5 years, hence my commitment of borrowing is higher for longer, thus I can't buy within this 4.5 years until I clear any other prop in hand. Beside that, I am not that cash rich until to lock the 30% capital outlay for such 4.5 + 0.5 years long. In the other way, 4.5 years prop can eligible me to buy 1 landed now, flip after 2 years and buy 1 more landed and wait for another 2 years. In this 4.5 years, I have opportunity to owned 2 landeds and sold one and keep one which is ready to sell ( assume the condition I buying Fennel or any 4.5 years DIBS project ) If I am cash rich or repeatedly can get borrowings, 4.5 years certainly doesn't bother me. This post has been edited by WL6016: Oct 1 2013, 04:29 PM |
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