QUOTE(mezanny @ Jul 19 2022, 12:27 PM)
of course u have to renovate lah, not all to ur liking.
the cheaper the subsale means u have to do more renovation
come on, have you ever lived in a home > 12 years old. You think every owner that sells them in pristine condition ah ?
if u get one in pristine condition either prices r higher or u have to fight tooth and nail to grab iti first from others.
nowadays easy to get loan meh ? economy not so good, co profits down, interest rates potential to go down, who want to take the risk to buy house unless got lots of money.
New projects also not renovated to your liking la. If you want to renovate to your liking, new launch or subsale still same la. the cheaper the subsale means u have to do more renovation
come on, have you ever lived in a home > 12 years old. You think every owner that sells them in pristine condition ah ?
if u get one in pristine condition either prices r higher or u have to fight tooth and nail to grab iti first from others.
nowadays easy to get loan meh ? economy not so good, co profits down, interest rates potential to go down, who want to take the risk to buy house unless got lots of money.
I never bought a new project ever, so far all places I have bought before are subsale or auction units. For subsale if your house is shit condition which sohai gonna buy? Most subsale houses are indecent condition and quite a few are in pristine condition. If you don’t like what you see just move on to the next house. It is buyers market from 2017 until now, what grab teeth and nail to fight with others are you talking about? You sendiri go check la subsale market how many people trying to sell their properties. You are basically spoiled for choice as a buyer in the current market.
Jul 19 2022, 01:06 PM

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