When we think about investing in a condo, we usually consider things like location, price, and amenities. But what about the architect behind the design? Does a big-name architect make a difference to the sales and profits of a condo? In this article, we will be looking at some of the most well-known condos in Singapore that were designed by.
Singaporeans love convenience. And nothing shows this better than the sales trend of new launch integrated developments, which have been flying off the shelves: Because what could be better than having a proper shopping mall, a bus interchange, an MRT station, or maybe even the public library right downstairs? However, because of those traits, it's worth noting that integrated condo.
Six new MRT stations, set to be completed by 2032, have been announced as part of Phase 2 of the Cross Island Line (CRL). They are Turf City, King Albert Park, Maju, Clementi, West Coast and Jurong Lake District. You can see their exact station locations here. Additionally, King Albert Park and Clementi CRL stations will become interchanges, forming links.
The first-mover theory holds that, if you're the first to buy in a yet-to-peak area, you'll see better capital gains. In theory, you would be buying before property values start to spike, in a classic buy-low-sell-high move. But depending on who you ask, you'll get contradictory opinions: some property investors truly believe it, others will point out the challenges of.
Sultan Plaza is back on the market again in what appears to be the first-ever en bloc attempt since the new cooling measures kicked in. The development’s previous en bloc attempt was first launched in January 2019 and carried a $380 million price tag. According to sole marketing agent Teakhwa Real Estate, the current guide price has been lowered to.