Posts Tagged ‘developers’
Developers put home launches on fast track
(SINGAPORE) DEVELOPERS will be bringing forward their property launches over the next few months to satisfy strong demand from homebuyers, said Real Estate Developers’ Association of Singapore (Redas) president Simon Cheong yesterday.
But Mr Cheong, who was speaking at Redas’ spring festival lunch, warned that many developers are now facing depleting land banks following brisk home sales in recent… more
Oct home sales dip, but prime area defies mood of caution
(SINGAPORE) The number of private homes that developers launched and sold in October slowed to their lowest levels since housing sales began their revival in February, according to latest official figures. While the outcome was expected, the big question is how long it will take for home sales to rev up again.
Buyers, especially in the price-sensitive mass-market segment, had begun to be fatigued … more
In dollar terms, ‘09 home sales pale before record of ‘07
Volumes may be as high, but units sold this year are smaller and less expensive
(SINGAPORE) Numbers tell only half the story. While developers are heading towards the record number of private homes sold in 2007, CB Richard Ellis says that the total transaction value of primary market sales in 2009 so far – at about $11.2 billion – is only about half the $23 billion worth of new homes sold in the p… more
Bids for Dakota Crescent plot soar above expectations
(SINGAPORE) The result of yesterday’s tender for a plum condo plot at Dakota Crescent shows just why the government recently raised the ‘definite possibility’ that it will restart confirmed list land sales from next year.
A total of 13 bids were received, reflecting developers’ voracious appetite for mass-market and mid-tier private housing land.
The top bid from UOL Group was above market expecta… more
Prices inch up as home sales hit new highs
(SINGAPORE) Even as news of the 52 per cent month-on-month jump in developer home sales to a stunning 2,767 units in July begins to sink in, analysts are revising their predictions for the full year.
The 1,825 units sold in June already constituted a record but that number was surpassed effortlessly last month as buyers, eager not to miss the boat, rushed in and developers rolled out tempting n… more
July sales of new private homes at all-times high
A total of 2,767 units sold, with just over half in suburban areas
PRIVATE home sales rocketed to a record in July as buyers defied the economic downturn to propel the property market into unprecedented territory.
Prices are also on the same track with values rising amid the rush to seal deals.
Developers sold a whopping 2,767 units of new private homes last month. This easily beat the 1,825 un… more
Demand for private homes on an upward curve
(SINGAPORE) Even as Urban Redevelopment Authority yesterday launched the tender for a plum 99-year leasehold site for condo development at Dakota Crescent, expectations are running high that developers will trigger the launch of more housing sites from the government’s reserve list in the coming months.
This is against a backdrop of strong sales for mass-market projects, the latest being the Optim… more
Developers begin raising prices of new projects
SALES of new condominium projects continued at a robust pace last weekend, despite some developers starting to test the market with slightly higher prices.
Buyers picked up 120 units at Waterfront Key in Bedok Reservoir at an average price of $735 per sq ft (psf), even though that price is higher than that at the neighbouring Waterfront Waves condo, where units are going at $700 psf on average.
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