Feb 22 2022, 08:48 AM
QUOTE(pinkdm @ Sep 2 2021, 12:17 PM)
Thanks, but doesn't matter, for investment purposes only.
My takes:-
-A leasehold property would be priced slightly cheaper than a freehold one,
thus making investments more value for money given the lower entry cost and higher rental yields.
- Also due to the nature of its tenure, developers tend to make their leasehold properties more attractive
and equipped with facilities and features
At the end of the day, it depends on individual buyers on whether it is worth compromising on freehold status for other factors like affordability and location or looking forward to a leasehold with a more attractive and equipped with facilities and features.
Anyway, i just trying if any comparison for the D' series only (ignoring the lease or free hold).
Very trite comments. There are crap leaseholds and super premium free holds as well as vice versa. It depends on the profile of the location. If you’re the odd one out - leasehold in a sea of freehold then you will suffer in subsales or worse still if your property ever gets lelonged then you have a bigger liability following you.My takes:-
-A leasehold property would be priced slightly cheaper than a freehold one,
thus making investments more value for money given the lower entry cost and higher rental yields.
- Also due to the nature of its tenure, developers tend to make their leasehold properties more attractive
and equipped with facilities and features
At the end of the day, it depends on individual buyers on whether it is worth compromising on freehold status for other factors like affordability and location or looking forward to a leasehold with a more attractive and equipped with facilities and features.
Anyway, i just trying if any comparison for the D' series only (ignoring the lease or free hold).
If the entire area is leasehold like Tropicana then it’s fine and a given. At the end of the day, it’s not just you buying something for the sake of buying. Do look at the mentality and profile of your potential buyers. It matters more now when there’s so much choice and the only option for a seller is to sell or get lelonged cheaper.
If you’re talking about better cash flow from perceived higher rental then I put it to you is it sustainable? In the end, the building will deteriorate as you get passed over for prettier newer models. It’s human nature...
This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Feb 22 2022, 08:49 AM
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