You do know it’s not smart to have a unit that looks exactly the same as your neighbours. Just pay for an ID to fix it up the way you want. It maybe only works for a pure investment vehicle serviced apartment type setting to be used for short term stay.

To me having kitchen and wardrobes done is enough. Loose furniture is not necessary and I think developers have done away with that anyway. No one wants a Tropicana Uncle incident again.

I think the main issue is I don’t trust the developers’ taste and I think furniture packages can be a bit of a rort and are marked up heavily.

As per your Quinn example, 100k for their loose furnitures. Really? You’d get a really custom design for that budget. You might as well plonk down 50k for the generic makeover guys look then.

Seen some other examples of furniture packages being a couple hundred k and not worth it at all. Ironically I think it works well for budget level accomodation for investors as long as it’s cheap and complete when VP.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Oct 31 2022, 04:53 PM

Google is your friend but here you go.

Good buy I think. Their launch price was almost 1.5M for partly furnished. The number of auctions in this area does make one nervous. Good for genuine own stay.

Hmm to vp with a 70 year lease is not normal is it? I think that’s why they were slow to sell.