I'm 90's and mortgage broker, yet I don't own a property. How sad
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80s babies, have they started buying property?
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QUOTE(jo8981 @ Jun 19 2018, 02:41 PM) Do u mind sharing why you chose subsale previously? And what makes you wanna buy a new project for your next property? Same query from me, usually subsale buyer they have much more better holding power as price of property stagnant for secondary market whilst primary market pricing keep rising. |
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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Jun 19 2018, 03:03 PM) could primary market price rise from developer overpricing? Definitely, real scenario from my surround area. Landed property (land area are 20 x 70) was selling at 600k whilst new launched project was selling 700k with lower built up back in 2013.nowadays subsale valuation will drop about 10-15% due to demand & supply issue. You may check from brickz but brickz data may not accurate due to 1) obsolete transaction date 2) different size & design of property. |
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