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China’s prosperity a boon for Singapore : MM Lee
Minister Mentor lauds efforts at greening Beijing before Olympics
By Chua Chin Hon, China Bureau Chief In Beijing
CLOSE TIES: MM Lee at a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi in Beijing. The Singapore leader, who is in Beijing to meet China’s top leaders, discussed regional and international issues of concern to the two countries during the talks. — PHOTO: ST
A GROWING and prosperous China is good for Singapore, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday.
Mr Lee, who is in Beijing to meet China’s top leaders, made the remarks when he held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi.
Trade and investment between the two countries have grown significantly over the years.
Singapore and China are working to take already close ties even further with the signing of a new flagship collaboration - the eco-city project.
The project aims to showcase how China can balance rapid economic growth with environmental protection.
Achieving this balance is a top priority for the Chinese leadership, which is concerned that continued environmental degradation would eventually hurt the country’s booming economy.
‘A prosperous China is good for Singapore,’ said MM Lee.
‘That is why we want to see China stable and growing.’
He also praised the capital city’s successful greening efforts ahead of next year’s Olympics, adding: ‘Whatever China wants to do, it can do better than Singapore.’
Mr Yang, who spoke in English throughout the 45-minute meeting, said bilateral ties were ‘very good’ and noted that Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao would be paying an official visit to Singapore this Sunday.
This is the first visit to Singapore by a Chinese premier in eight years.
During his trip, Mr Wen is expected to sign several bilateral agreements, including a pact on the eco-city project.
Mr Yang, who returned from a trip to Iran on Tuesday, will also be part of the Chinese delegation visiting Singapore.
Commenting on the Chinese Foreign Minister’s hectic schedule, MM Lee said: ‘(China) is now a very important country’.
‘You are all over the world. Afghanistan, North Korea, and Iran … any trouble spot, (such as) Darfur, you are in.’
MM Lee and Mr Yang also discussed regional and international issues of ‘common concern’, the official Xinhua news agency reported without elaborating.
Mr Lee was accompanied by Mrs Lee, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Lim Swee Say, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Education Masagos Zulkifli and senior officials during the four-day trip, which began on Wednesday.
Defence Minister Teo Chee Hean will join the Singapore delegation today.
They will meet Chinese President Hu Jintao, as well as Mr Xi Jinping, China’s sixth-ranked leader, and state councillor Tang Jiaxuan today.
Source : Straits Times - 16 Nov 2007
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Singapoere Horizon Towers hearing over, Strata Titles Board yet to rule
By Joyce Teo, Property Correspondent
PUBLIC hearings on the hotly-disputed $500 million collective sale of Horizon Towers drew to a close at the Strata Titles Board (STB) yesterday.
But it is still unclear if the STB will hand down a result by Dec 11: the sale completion deadline for the 99-year leasehold property.
Both sides - those for and against the sale - must file written closing submissions by Nov 23 and a reply by Nov 30. The STB said it will make a decision in due course, after considering the submissions.
Sources said a ruling could come as soon as early December.
But even if that happened, the case could drag on if one side decided to appeal against the ruling.
Already, this STB hearing is said to be the longest ever. The dispute stems from unhappiness among some owners who feel the $500 million price tag is unfair.
The case went back to the STB last month after the High Court decided that the STB’s earlier decision to throw out the sale on technical grounds was wrong.
The consenting owners had earlier extended the sale deadline to Dec 11 in a bid to avert a lawsuit brought by developer Hotel Properties and its two partners for alleged breach of contract.
The STB had said during the hearing that it had no legal obligation to rule before the deadline.
One of the objectors, Ms J. Tan, is optimistic about the outcome of the hearing. ‘We fought hard for our homes… We are confident that a case of bad faith has been made out.’
She said the evidence suggests to them that the $500 million deal was inked this year even though the consenting owners would have objected to it, given that the premium had evaporated. After all, the premium was what had induced the consenting owners to sign the collective sale agreement, she said.
Two consenting owners - Ms Poonam Harilela, a member of the Harilela family that owns Holiday Inn Park View Singapore, and Mr Mohinder Kalra, employed by the Harilela group for 32 years - gave evidence on that point yesterday.
Mr Kalra, who owns one unit, said that he had signed the agreement because of an expected 80 per cent premium, but that this premium had almost vanished by January. He told the board yesterday: ‘I thought to myself that if this unit has to be sold at $2.3 million, why do we need a collective sale?’
A unit was valued at $2.2 million in February.
At $500 million, apartment owners would get about $2.3 million each, while penthouse owners would get at least $4 million each.
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THE SAGA CONTINUES
Sources said that the Strata Titles Board could make a ruling as soon as early December.
However, even if that happened, the case could still drag on if either side decided to appeal against the ruling.
Source : Straits Times - 16 Nov 2007
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Lower bids for Enggor St condo site could signal cooling market - Singapore
Top offer a far cry from that for neighbouring parcel sold two weeks ago
By Fiona Chan, Property Reporter
A CONDOMINIUM site in Tanjong Pagar raised eyebrows yesterday when it drew lower bids than a neighbouring plot, which was sold just two weeks ago.
In a market that has been booming, this is the latest in a series of lukewarm responses to government land sales. Experts say it is further evidence that sentiment in the property market may be fast cooling.
The condo plot, along Enggor Street in Tanjong Pagar, fetched a top bid of $180.8 million when its tender closed yesterday. Allgreen Properties put in the highest offer, pipping bids by Far East Organization and GuocoLand.
Its price works out to $717 per sq ft per plot ratio (psf ppr) - well below the $852 psf ppr achieved by the plot just next to it, which drew only two offers when the tender closed. That prompted market watchers to warn that the mood might have changed. Even then, the high bid, from Far East, was some $70 million above yesterday’s top offer.
The two land parcels, which are located behind the Icon condominium and a stone’s throw from the Tanjong Pagar MRT Station, are of similar size.
The situation mirrors that in Marina View. Two months ago, a site there fetched a record $2 billion bid - but a neighbouring plot managed only half that price when its tender closed on Tuesday.
Earlier this month, an office site in Tampines drew only one bid, at a lower price than most consultants had expected.
These tepid sales come after the Government last month unexpectedly removed the deferred payment scheme for homebuyers in what was seen as a bid to curb speculation. Homebuyers can no longer postpone the bulk of their payments and must now pay progressively.
Although the Government has since come out to say that it has no further plans to cool the property market, the once-powerful winds appear to have shifted.
Yesterday’s tender is a reflection that ‘developers are turning cautious’, said Mr Ku Swee Yong, the director of marketing and business development at Savills Singapore.
He offered several reasons for the lower bids. For one thing, construction costs are surging, but home prices are not rising as quickly, he said. This means developers have to find a way to lower their land costs.
Luxury homes used to cost $300 psf to $350 psf to build, but this has now gone up to about $600 psf because of a construction squeeze, he explained.
At the same time, there are plenty of freehold collective sale sites still on the market that have not found takers. Faced with many options for land, developers might be less attracted to 99-year leasehold sites from the Government, suggested Mr Ku.
In any case, the Enggor Street plot was ‘not exactly a choice site’, he said, adding that it has ’small floor plates, its views are blocked and it is very close to the next building’.
Partly because of this, the top bid for the site, while lower than that for the plot next door, is ‘reasonable’, he said.
With the developer’s breakeven cost estimated at around $1,200 psf or $1,300 psf, finished homes could sell for at least $1,700 psf. Mr Li Hiaw Ho, the executive director of CB Richard Ellis Research, said current prices at nearby projects such as Icon, Lumiere and The Clift are between $1,600 psf and $2,100 psf.
Despite the lower prices being paid for state land now, consultants think this will not translate into cheaper homes, thanks to rising construction costs and still-strong demand from homebuyers.
But Mr Nicholas Mak, the director of research and consultancy at Knight Frank, warned that if the Government continues to release more land, it might result in a supply glut that could cause prices to plunge.
‘We are standing at the threshold of a glut, but it is still preventable,’ he said, adding that the low bids in recent state tenders will not affect existing projects, but will affect future land tenders.
‘If the Government pushes out more land parcels, and bids continue to slide downwards, some of the earlier buyers of state land are going to find it very challenging to sell their developed properties at a profitable rate.’
All eyes will now be on the government land sales programme for next year, which is due out next month. If the Government places many sites on the confirmed list, to be sold at a fixed date regardless of interest, this could lead to opportunistic bidding by developers and push down prices, consultants said.
Apart from the Enggor Street tender, Mr Mak said that the latest home sales data released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority yesterday also points to weaker sentiment.
Homebuyers remained cautious last month, taking up only slightly more new homes than in September. They bought 590 new homes, up from 529 previously, but still a far cry from the 1,720 snapped up in August.
But while sales levels stayed low, home prices kept steady, even inching up for many projects. Homes sold last month were also pricier, with 63 units sold at between $3,500 psf and $4,500 psf, up from 28 in September.
Cheaper condos did even better, said Mr Mak. In fact, the number of units sold in the core central region fell by 53 per cent last month from September, while the number of mid-tier units sold doubled.
Source : Straits Times - 16 Nov 2007
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9 Hougang blocks to be torn down for Singapore estate makeover
Move aimed at better land use, says HDB; part of area will be used for private homes
By Tan Hui Yee, Housing Correspondent
MAKING WAY: Altogether, the Government is clearing nine blocks of ageing rental flats, shops and workshops and a hawker centre in the heart of Hougang estate. Relocated residents will be spread out to several different areas, giving them a chance to move to newer or upgraded homes, says HDB. — ST PHOTO: FRANCIS ONG
NINE blocks of rental flats, shops and workshops, and a hawker centre in the opposition ward of Hougang are being cleared by the Housing Board.
The board said yesterday that the move was ‘part of ongoing plans to rejuvenate older estates and to facilitate better land use’.
It will give tenants a chance to move to newer or upgraded homes and ‘inject new life to the estate and offer new housing options and modern commercial facilities’, said the HDB.
Similar clearing exercises have been conducted in Clementi and Tanjong Pagar.
The selected blocks - 3, 4, 8 to 11, and 11A to 14 in Hougang Avenues 3 and 7 - are about 33 years old. The site occupied by blocks 12 to 14 - which has 60 workshops - will be put up for sale for private homes in 2009.
The remaining land freed up will be developed for residential or commercial use after 2010, depending on market conditions.
The Hougang cluster includes 654 one- and three-room rental flats as well as a hawker centre described by residents as the heart of the ageing community.
‘The stallholders are very close to the customers…the community spirit is very strong,’ said Ms Nur Aidah Abdullah, 39, who sells drinks at a stall.
The food centre is also a place where local MP Low Thia Khiang, who is the Workers’ Party’s secretary-general, meets his residents. The incumbent MP defeated People’s Action Party challenger Eric Low in last year’s election.
Among the 654 rental flats being cleared, 400 are let out to low-income families. The rest are leased to companies - which use them mainly to house foreign workers - and managing agents, who let them out in turn.
All residents will have to move out in about a year.
Many, like Ms Lin Caifeng, 65, said they will miss the place. ‘I’ve been living here for 10 years and have friends from all the blocks. If I move elsewhere, I won’t have anybody,’ she said.
Unlike HDB’s selective en-bloc redevelopment scheme - which is offered to property owners - relocated tenants are not offered a single alternative development to move to.
The HDB will offer flats in housing estates such as Pipit Road, Beach Road, Geylang Bahru and Ang Mo Kio, but has reserved small clusters of flats so that some tenants can be rehoused together.
Eligible low-income tenants and stallholders will get the standard clearance benefits and aid when necessary.
Tenants who want to continue renting will receive priority in getting flats. Those who choose to buy will be given priority over other buyers.
Tenants will also get a $1,000 allowance to help with the move.
MP Mr Low told The Straits Times by e-mail that he was informed about the plan only yesterday morning.
‘I would expect the HDB to provide adequate assistance to residents, market stall holders and shop tenants who are affected,’ he said.
The removal of the market and shops will inconvenience Hougang residents, he added.
‘Since the market and commercial area, according to HDB, will only be developed for residential and commercial use after 2010, depending on prevailing market conditions, why is there a need to clear them by August 2008? What is the urgency?’
He did not reply when asked how he would help affected residents.
The PAP’s Mr Low said the residents would be better off on the whole after the move: ‘The kampong spirit may have to be given up. But on the whole, this will be better for them.’
Source : Straits Times - 16 Nov 2007
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Sept Singapore retail sales up 6.5%, seen as ’surprisingly soft’
By MATTHEW PHAN
RETAIL sales climbed 6.5 per cent year-on-year in September to more than $2.67 billion, the Department of Statistics said yesterday. Sales were up 3.7 per cent over August 2007.
Producing growth: HSBC expects retail sales and consumer spending to strengthen in Q4 and into 2008
HSBC economist Robert Prior-Wandesforde said that after discounting inflation - headline CPI is running at 2.7 per cent - real sales were up less than 4 per cent year-on-year. This is ’surprisingly soft for an economy where real wages are rising by almost 6 per cent, employment is showing year-on-year growth of almost 9 per cent and asset markets are booming’, he said.
The two-percentage-point increase in the Goods & Services Tax in July may have led consumers to bring forward spending to Q2 at the expense of Q3, Mr Prior-Wandesforde said.
Retail sales rose 3.7 per cent quarter on quarter in Q2 in seasonally adjusted terms but fell 3.8 per cent in Q3, according to HSBC.
Concerns about the US economy are ‘unlikely to have had much of an impact’, said Mr Prior-Wandesforde. ‘After all the local equity market rose 14 per cent in September.’
Excluding vehicle sales, September retail sales rose 8.6 per cent from last year, the Department of Statistics said. Most segments posted higher sales, with petrol service stations seeing the greatest increase of 17 per cent.
Strong growth was seen in watch and jewellery sales (15.7 per cent from a year earlier), supermarket sales (14.6 per cent) and department store sales (10.5 per cent). HSBC expects retail sales and consumer spending to strengthen in Q4 and into 2008.
‘Gains in wages and real estate prices are now filtering down to lower-income earners,’ said Mr Prior-Wandesforde.
‘We wouldn’t be surprised if this drove a near double-digit rate of retail sales expansion in 2008.’
Source : Business Times - 16 Nov 2007
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Majority owners fault sales committee - HORIZON TOWERS HEARING
It should have reverted to them before closing deal at just reserve price
By MICHELLE QUAH
MORE displeasure was expressed at the Strata Titles Board (STB) hearing into the Horizon Towers sale yesterday - this time, not from the minority owners who opposed an en bloc sale but the majority owners who agreed to it.
They found fault with the sales committee’s efforts, particularly, its failure to consult owners about going ahead with an offer from Hotel Properties Ltd (HPL) and its partners, which just met the reserve price of $500 million, set months before property prices started surging.
Majority owner Poonam Harilela, whose family owns several units in the development, said that they agreed to the en bloc sale in April 2006 because they were told by the sales committee they would get an 80 per cent premium if they sold their units collectively rather than individually.
But by January 2007 - around the time the sales committee signed the deal with HPL and its partners - that premium had dwindled significantly.
Ms Harilela said that her father’s unit attracted an offer of more than $2 million in December 2006 - close to what it would get in a collective deal - so it did not make sense to sell it en bloc.
She conceded that the quantum of the premium was not guaranteed by the sales committee.
‘But the reason we went for the en bloc was the premium, because it could better our lives,’ she said.
‘The main reason why we wanted to sell was to upgrade our lives, not to downgrade and have nowhere to live.
‘We’re not talking about the stock market, we’re talking about a home. And at that point in January 2007, the prices were so high we couldn’t get a replacement unit. And that’s the point,’ said Ms Harilela, who has lived in Horizon Towers for 17 years.
She acknowledged that the collective sale agreement signed by the consenting owners was legal and binding and gave authority to the sales committee to sell the development as long as the reserve price of $500 million was met.
She said that this was why she approached sales committee chairman Arjun Samtani - before the deal was sealed - to ask if the committee could reconsider selling the development en bloc.
A second witness yesterday, Mohinder Kalra Singh, testified in his affidavit that the sales committee failed to go back to the consenting owners to ask them whether they wanted to proceed with the HPL offer.
The hearing before STB was concluded yesterday.
The various parties have until Nov 23 to make their closing submissions to the tribunal and until Nov 30 to make their replies.
The STB tribunal will then deliberate and announce its decision by Dec 7 - just before the sale completion deadline of Dec 11.
If the tribunal approves the sale and grants Horizon Towers a collective sale order, the minorities still have the right to appeal against that decision.
If the STB decides not to grant an order and the sale falls through, HPL may go ahead with the lawsuit it has filed against the majority owners for breach of the sale and purchase agreement.
Source : Business Times - 16 Nov 2007
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Another Singapore CBD condo site draws weaker bids
Observers say developers hoping to pick up bargains and average down costs
By KALPANA RASHIWALA
(SINGAPORE) Some developers yesterday took advantage of the current dip in sentiment caused by the stockmarket turmoil to go fishing for land on the cheap. A state tender for a 99-year condo site at Enggor Street behind Icon drew a top bid of $717 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr) from Allgreen Properties - about 16 per cent lower than the $852 psf ppr that Far East Organization paid for the next-door parcel exactly two weeks ago.
Interestingly, Far East’s bid yesterday (it was second-highest tenderer) of $652 psf ppr was 24 per cent lower than its winning bid a fortnight ago. This probably reflected a strategy of attempting to average down its cost, market watchers say.
Yesterday’s tender also attracted one other contender, GuocoLand, whose $600 psf ppr bid was 9.1 per cent higher than the price it offered for the next-door plot earlier this month.
Allgreen, controlled by Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok, is expected to develop a project about 50 storeys high with about 200 units. The ground level must be developed into commercial space.
‘Their breakeven cost will be about $1,200 psf. Going by current prices for units at Icon, Lumiere and The Clift of between $1,600 and $2,100 psf, Allgreen stands to enjoy a good profit margin when they launch their project,’ according to CB Richard Ellis executive director Li Hiaw Ho.
Market watchers said the lower top bid at yesterday’s tender reflected the erosion in sentiment over the past fortnight due to the stockmarket slide following massive writedowns by major American banks due to the US sub-prime crisis.
However, Mr Li reasoned that yesterday’s tender drawing three bids - against just two for the earlier plot - showed that developers are confident of the prospects for this site.
Agreeing, Knight Frank managing director Tan Tiong Cheng said: ‘Fundamentally, the property market is still sound, so there will be developers taking advantage of the current stock-market turmoil to go fishing. You never know; you may catch something at a reasonable price.’
The averaging down of cost strategy was also very much at play at another Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) tender earlier this week: that of Marina View Land Parcel B. Macquarie Global Property Advisors’ top bid of $779 psf ppr was about 55 per cent of their winning bid in September for the adjacent plot, also slated for a predominantly office use.
But other factors were also at play in the tender that closed on Nov 13, including a minimum hotel component for the site, and office investors turning cautious as the outcome of the sub-prime crisis may have a direct impact on demand for Singapore office space if big international banks are hit.
The government has also expressly stated recently that it will boost the supply of office land in Singapore over the next few years to alleviate the current shortage.
Separately, URA also made available for application yesterday a 99-year condo site next to Tanah Merah MRT Station. The reserve-list site, with a land area of nearly one hectare, can be developed into a condo with about 250 units averaging 1,200 sq ft.
Jones Lang LaSalle’s head of research (South-east Asia) Chua Yang Liang notes that at the next-door Casa Merah project, seven units have changed hands in the subsale market since August this year, at an average price of $717 psf. ‘Assuming the latest site on offer receives a successful application from a developer this quarter and the new condo on the site is launched say around mid-year 2008, we reckon it could sell for about $850-$950 psf on average.
‘Going by this assumption, the plot would fetch land bids of $425 to $470 psf ppr, translating to breakeven cost for a new condo of about $710 to $790 psf.’
Knight Frank director (consultancy and research) Nicholas Mak predicts a lower price, of $288 to $323 psf ppr, on the assumption that the proposed development will be launched in 12 to 18 months at $800-$850 psf.
Reserve-list sites are only launched for tender upon successful application by a developer who undertakes to offer a minimum bid acceptable to the state.
Source : Business Times - 16 Nov 2007
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Singapore Home sales dive in upmarket core, pick up elsewhere
Bourse turmoil, sub-prime problems cited for foreign investors’ caution
By KALPANA RASHIWALA
(SINGAPORE) The private housing momentum is shifting decisively as sales and launches flag in the Core Central Region (where upmarket homes are located) but appear to be picking up in other areas.
In the so-called Outside Central Region - which includes suburban mass-market housing locales like Jurong, Woodlands and Bukit Batok - developers sold some 259 homes in October. The sales here were more than in both other regions in the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s geographical classification, according to Jones Lang LaSalle’s analysis and represented a 72 per cent jump over September.
The Rest of Central Region, which includes locations like Amber Road, Rochor, Geylang, Toa Payoh and Bishan, also saw a 123 per cent month-on-month rise in developer sales to 196 homes in October, according to Jones Lang LaSalle’s analysis.
In contrast, demand in the Core Central Region was shrinking sharply. Just 135 homes were sold there in October, compared to 290 units in September and 583 in August, when the market was rollicking.
JLL also noted that the number of new homes launched by private developers dropped 55 per cent month-on-month in October for the Core Central Region, but jumped 299 per cent and 30 per cent respectively in the Rest of Central Region and Outside Central Region.
Knight Frank, which made a similar analysis, attributed the lower sales volumes in Core Central Region to the stock market turbulence causing local buyers to be more cautious while the US sub-prime problems and credit crunch have also dented sentiment among foreign investors.
Islandwide, developers launched 629 homes in October, up 10.4 per cent from 570 units in September. The number of homes they sold also increased 11.5 per cent from 529 in September to 590 in October.
JLL pointed out that the average gap between the highest and lowest prices achieved for projects in the Outside Central Region widened to 25.7 per cent in October, from 14.8 per cent in August and 18.7 per cent in September, which JLL suggests reflects more buoyancy in this segment. ‘Buyers are more optimistic and confident of this submarket,’ Dr Chua said.
‘However, this method does not account for the product differentiation or any other physical attributes that may have resulted in this gap. It is to be used only as an indication of buyers’ mood or confidence rather than to predict the market,’ he added.
Knight Frank’s analysis of URA’s data showed that, islandwide, the median transacted price increased 3.3 per cent from $960 psf in September to $992 psf in October. ‘The increase signifies that the market is on a path of modest and steady growth,’ the firm said.
It also noted that the impact of the withdrawal of the deferred payment scheme, which took effect on Oct 26 was yet to be reflected. ‘However, in subsequent months, buyers could adopt a more cautionary stance and although a significant drop is not expected, the number of units launched and sold will likely remain close to current levels,’ Knight Frank added.
CB Richard Ellis’ analysis shows that Park Natura in Bukit Batok chalked up the most primary market sales during October, at 101 units, followed by Aalto at Jalan Kechil (in the Amber Road/Peach Garden vicinity), with 49 units.
Two luxury projects that sold fairly well last month were Hilltops in the Cairnhill area, and Scotts Square, with 24 units and 33 units sold respectively.
Hilltops’ median transacted price was $3,711 psf, while that for Scotts Square was $4,005 psf. The developers of The Orchard Residences saw nine units being sold at a median price of $4,476 psf, with the highest price achieved of $5,600 psf setting a new record, as reported by BT earlier.
‘In the mid-range, new projects in the east such as Aalto, De Centurion, Suites @ Amber and The Seafront On Meyer achieved median prices ranging from about $1,300 to $1,600 psf. For suburban projects, Park Natura’s median transacted price was $1,022 psf,’ CBRE said.
URA’s data also revealed that the first unit at Far East Organization’s Boulevard Vue at Angullia Park was sold in October for $3,900 psf. In the eastern part of Singapore, the first 20 units in the 28-unit Suites @ Amber were sold at between $1,224 psf and $1,440 psf.
CBRE predicts that developers will sell about 1,800-2,000 private homes in Q4 this year, bringing their full-year sales to 15,000-16,000 units - which will still be much higher than the 11,147 new private homes they sold for the whole of 2006.
The official URA private home price index, which has already risen 22.9 per cent in the first nine months of this year from end-2006, is likely to increase another 3 to 6 per cent in the final quarter, to achieve a full-year gain of 27-30 per cent.
Source : Business Times - 16 Nov 2007
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PSF — 1.43
PriCE $ — 5000
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — KELULUT HILL, NO.46
Area — 2100
Land — 2600
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0.77
PriCE $ — 2000
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — KELULUT HILL, NO.83
Area — 1850
Land — 2216
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.13
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — NIM GREEN
Area — 3000
Land — 2000
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 2
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — NIM GREEN, NO.26A
Area — 3100
Land — 6100
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 0.74
PriCE $ — 4500
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SELETAR TER
Area — 2800
Land — 3830
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 1.04
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SELETAR TER
Area — 2800
Land — 3830
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 1.1
PriCE $ — 4200
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.122
Area — 2800
Land — 4550
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.03
PriCE $ — 4700
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.143
Area — 2734
Land — 2379
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.43
PriCE $ — 3400
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE PL, NO.40
Area — 1511
Land — 6272
Storey — 3
Room — 3
PSF — 0.89
PriCE $ — 5600
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE WAY, NO.101
Area — 2280
Land — 3675
Storey — 3
Room — 3
PSF — 1.09
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE WLK, NO.41
Area — 3600
Land — 2272
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 4.27
PriCE $ — 9700
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE WLK, NO.42
Area — 3843
Land — 2274
Storey — 2.5
Room — 4
PSF — 4.75
PriCE $ — 10800
Type — CT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE WLK, NO.58
Area — 3993
Land — 2846
Storey — 2.5
Room — 4
PSF — 4.32
PriCE $ — 12300
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — BEGONIA DR
Area — 2200
Land — 1900
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 2.37
PriCE $ — 4500
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — GERALD CRES, NO.13/17
Area — 2464
Land — 1644
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 2.49
PriCE $ — 4100
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — GERALD DR
Area — 3300
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 5700
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — JLN TARI PIRING, NO.19
Area — 1500
Land — 1800
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — KASAI RD
Area — 2500
Land — 2500
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — LILAC WLK
Area — 2500
Land — 3500
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0.74
PriCE $ — 2600
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — LILAC WLK, NO.14
Area — 2500
Land — 3500
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0.71
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — NIM GREEN
Area — 3338
Land — 1938
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.06
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — NIM GREEN
Area — 3200
Land — 1900
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 3.32
PriCE $ — 6300
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — SELETAR TER, NO.07
Area — 2200
Land — 2500
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — STRATTON DR
Area — 3300
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 1.4
PriCE $ — 2800
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — STRATTON PL
Area — 2013
Land — 2250
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.56
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — STRATTON PL
Area — 2100
Land — 0
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — STRATTON PL
Area — 2013
Land — 0
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — STRATTON WLK
Area — 2100
Land — 2230
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.57
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE
Area — 2639
Land — 1776
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 2.36
PriCE $ — 4200
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.133
Area — 2659
Land — 1776
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 2.25
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.137
Area — 2669
Land — 2189
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 2.01
PriCE $ — 4400
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE PL
Area — 3100
Land — 2500
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.32
PriCE $ — 3300
Type — IT
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE WLK, NO.50
Area — 3875
Land — 1691
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 4.44
PriCE $ — 7500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — BEGONIA DR, NO.34
Area — 2500
Land — 3500
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 2.43
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — BT MUGLISTON
Area — 2500
Land — 6218
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0.88
PriCE $ — 5500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — DEDAP RD
Area — 3800
Land — 3944
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 2.28
PriCE $ — 9000
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — EATON WLK
Area — 2400
Land — 2200
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.59
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — EATON WLK
Area — 2400
Land — 2200
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.59
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — GERALD DR
Area — 2400
Land — 2300
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.52
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — GERALD PK, NO.14
Area — 3200
Land — 4736
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.2
PriCE $ — 5700
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — JLN JITONG
Area — 1500
Land — 3800
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — 0.66
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — JLN KETUMBIT
Area — 4425
Land — 3400
Storey — 2.5
Room — 6
PSF — 3.24
PriCE $ — 11000
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — JLN LEBAT DAUN, NO.02
Area — 2800
Land — 3400
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.41
PriCE $ — 4800
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — JLN SAJAK, NO.31
Area — 3500
Land — 3800
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 1.79
PriCE $ — 6800
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — JLN TARI SERIMPI
Area — 3500
Land — 2500
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0.96
PriCE $ — 2400
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — KASAI RD
Area — 2000
Land — 4400
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.25
PriCE $ — 5500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — LOR TANGGAM
Area — 3500
Land — 4000
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 0.88
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — LOR TANGGAM
Area — 3000
Land — 3900
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.54
PriCE $ — 6000
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — MIMORA CRES
Area — 2700
Land — 3500
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — MIMOSA CRES
Area — 2700
Land — 3500
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — MIMOSA RD
Area — 2800
Land — 3900
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — MIMOSA WLK
Area — 4300
Land — 3800
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.71
PriCE $ — 6500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — NIM CRES, NO.15
Area — 3500
Land — 7400
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0.41
PriCE $ — 3000
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — NIM DR, NO.09
Area — 3000
Land — 4500
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1
PriCE $ — 4500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SACARA TER (VARIOUS UNITS)
Area — 3000
Land — 4250
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SARACA WLK
Area — 2600
Land — 3200
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.09
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SELETAR CL, NO.21
Area — 3000
Land — 8000
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SELETAR HILLS DR, NO.44
Area — 2000
Land — 3900
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — 0.38
PriCE $ — 1500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — STRATTON RD, NO.01
Area — 3000
Land — 4800
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0.73
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE
Area — 2800
Land — 3300
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.06
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.04A
Area — 2700
Land — 3230
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.08
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.108
Area — 2800
Land — 6251
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 0.7
PriCE $ — 4400
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.112
Area — 3000
Land — 4000
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.88
PriCE $ — 7500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.114
Area — 3100
Land — 4358
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.08
PriCE $ — 4700
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.145
Area — 2896
Land — 3317
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.09
PriCE $ — 3600
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — SUNRISE AVE, NO.15
Area — 3000
Land — 3200
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 0.78
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — TAMARIND RD, NO.25
Area — 3000
Land — 4000
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 2.25
PriCE $ — 9000
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — UP NERAM RD
Area — 3000
Land — 3965
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 28
Street — YIO CHU KANG RD
Area — 1000
Land — 0
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 12000
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Phone: (+65) 91002985
Email Address: mindy@mindyyong.com
http://www.hotvictory.com
For Rent Singapore Landed Property - District 27
TYPE : [B]ungalow [SD]Semi-D [IT]Inter-Terrace [CT]Corner Terrace
Price are subject to changes , please call (+65) 91002985 for lastest update
Type — B
District — 27
Street — JLN HIKAYAT, NO.07
Area — 1507
Land — 9020
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — 0.28
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — B
District — 27
Street — PLATINA RD
Area — 3500
Land — 7300
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 0.96
PriCE $ — 7000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS TER
Area — 3000
Land — 1700
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 4.29
PriCE $ — 7300
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS TER
Area — 3000
Land — 1800
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.44
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS TER
Area — 3410
Land — 1600
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 5
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS TER
Area — 3200
Land — 2800
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.32
PriCE $ — 6500
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS TER
Area — 3200
Land — 1700
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 4.12
PriCE $ — 7000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS TER, NO.52
Area — 3681
Land — 1615
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 2.48
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — JLN HIKAYAT
Area — 3956
Land — 3956
Storey — 2
Room — 6
PSF — 1.14
PriCE $ — 4500
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — JLN KEMUNING
Area — 1500
Land — 1750
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — 1.14
PriCE $ — 2000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — JLN MALU MALU
Area — 2700
Land — 3500
Storey — 1
Room — 3
PSF — 0.57
PriCE $ — 2000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — MILTONIA CL
Area — 3000
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 7000
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — MILTONIA CL
Area — 3283
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — SEMBAWANG RD
Area — 3200
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 6500
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — SEMBAWANG RD (CLUSTER HSE)
Area — 3077
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 4200
Type — IT
District — 27
Street — SEMBAWANG WLK
Area — 3014
Land — 0
Storey — 4.5
Room — 5
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 5500
Type — SD
District — 27
Street — ANDREWS AVE
Area — 3450
Land — 2300
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.09
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — SD
District — 27
Street — JLN GAPIS
Area — 2000
Land — 2000
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 1.6
PriCE $ — 3200
Type — SD
District — 27
Street — KASAI RD
Area — 2200
Land — 4400
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.14
PriCE $ — 5000
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MINDY YONG
Phone: (+65) 91002985
Email Address: mindy@mindyyong.com
For Rent Singapore Landed Property - District 26
TYPE : [B]ungalow [SD]Semi-D [IT]Inter-Terrace [CT]Corner Terrace
Price are subject to changes , please call (+65) 91002985 for lastest update
Type — B
District — 26
Street — NIM DR
Area — 8500
Land — 6249
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.6
PriCE $ — 10000
Type — B
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF AVE, NO.50A
Area — 4400
Land — 4300
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.02
PriCE $ — 13000
Type — B
District — 26
Street — SPRINGSIDE DR
Area — 5000
Land — 4600
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 1.85
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — B
District — 26
Street — SPRINGSIDE DR, NO.42
Area — 4600
Land — 5583
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.43
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — KELULUT HILL
Area — 3000
Land — 3500
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 1.86
PriCE $ — 6500
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR GR, NO.41A
Area — 1800
Land — 3000
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.03
PriCE $ — 3100
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR LOOP
Area — 2500
Land — 2100
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 1.57
PriCE $ — 3300
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR LOOP, NO.57
Area — 3165
Land — 3724
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 3.54
PriCE $ — 13200
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR LOOP, NO.64
Area — 3617
Land — 2852
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 2.81
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.28
Area — 2756
Land — 2327
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.17
PriCE $ — 9700
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.40
Area — 3079
Land — 3652
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 3.81
PriCE $ — 13900
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.41
Area — 2939
Land — 3096
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 3.62
PriCE $ — 11200
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.42
Area — 2939
Land — 3096
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 3.39
PriCE $ — 10500
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR RD, NO.64
Area — 3617
Land — 2852
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 3.09
PriCE $ — 8800
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR WLK, NO.83
Area — 2767
Land — 6656
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 0.81
PriCE $ — 5400
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — LI PO AVE
Area — 2000
Land — 2474
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — SPRINGSIDE WLK
Area — 3000
Land — 2800
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.43
PriCE $ — 6800
Type — CT
District — 26
Street — THONG SOON GREEN
Area — 2600
Land — 3300
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 0.48
PriCE $ — 1600
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — COUNTRYSIDE RD
Area — 2600
Land — 1883
Storey — 2.5
Room — 3
PSF — 1.65
PriCE $ — 3100
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — COUNTRYSIDE RD
Area — 2600
Land — 1863
Storey — 2.5
Room — 3
PSF — 1.66
PriCE $ — 3100
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR LOOP, NO.53
Area — 3444
Land — 1873
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 5.18
PriCE $ — 9700
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PL
Area — 2400
Land — 2100
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 3.33
PriCE $ — 7000
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.07
Area — 2971
Land — 1615
Storey — 2.5
Room — 4
PSF — 4.64
PriCE $ — 7500
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.57
Area — 3068
Land — 2231
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 4.12
PriCE $ — 9200
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR PLAIN, NO.63
Area — 3068
Land — 1715
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 5.07
PriCE $ — 8700
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR TER
Area — 2200
Land — 2150
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 2.23
PriCE $ — 4800
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — LENTOR TER, NO.50
Area — 2500
Land — 1900
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — SPRINGSIDE DR, NO.12
Area — 2559
Land — 1847
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.06
PriCE $ — 3800
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — STRATTON PL
Area — 2300
Land — 2400
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 1.46
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — THONG SOON GREEN
Area — 2350
Land — 1897
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 2.64
PriCE $ — 5000
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — THONG SOON GREEN, NO.69
Area — 2400
Land — 2000
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 2.35
PriCE $ — 4700
Type — IT
District — 26
Street — TUFU AVE, NO.20
Area — 2400
Land — 1800
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 1.11
PriCE $ — 2000
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — COUNTRYSIDE RD
Area — 0
Land — 3999
Storey — 2
Room — 7
PSF — 1
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — GERALD CRES, NO.14
Area — 3200
Land — 4736
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 1.29
PriCE $ — 6100
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — LENTOR WAY
Area — 2300
Land — 4500
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 0.56
PriCE $ — 2500
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — LENTOR WAY, NO.57
Area — 2300
Land — 4300
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 0.65
PriCE $ — 2800
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF CRES
Area — 3700
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 5000
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF CRES
Area — 3000
Land — 3650
Storey — 2.5
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF CRES
Area — 3551
Land — 3551
Storey — 4
Room — 4
PSF — 1.41
PriCE $ — 5000
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF CRES, NO.28
Area — 3300
Land — 3800
Storey — 2.5
Room — 4
PSF — 0.92
PriCE $ — 3500
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF RISE
Area — 2900
Land — 3500
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 1.66
PriCE $ — 5800
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF RISE
Area — 3500
Land — 2900
Storey — 2
Room — 4
PSF — 2.24
PriCE $ — 6500
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — SPRINGLEAF WLK
Area — 3000
Land — 4985
Storey — 2
Room — 3
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — SD
District — 26
Street — TUNG PO AVE, NO.33
Area — 3000
Land — 3400
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 1.47
PriCE $ — 5000
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For Rent Singapore Landed Property - District 25
TYPE : [B]ungalow [SD]Semi-D [IT]Inter-Terrace [CT]Corner Terrace
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Type — B
District — 25
Street — ASHWOOD GR, NO.05
Area — 8148
Land — 8073
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 2.92
PriCE $ — 23600
Type — B
District — 25
Street — ASHWOOD GR, NO.45
Area — 6500
Land — 6500
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 2.15
PriCE $ — 14000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 6000
Land — 6500
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 3.38
PriCE $ — 22000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 6500
Land — 6200
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 3.23
PriCE $ — 20000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 5900
Land — 6000
Storey — 2
Room — 7
PSF — 2.75
PriCE $ — 16500
Type — B
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 9000
Land — 13000
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.92
PriCE $ — 25000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 6000
Land — 8700
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 2.18
PriCE $ — 19000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR, NO.25
Area — 8850
Land — 12900
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.63
PriCE $ — 21000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR
Area — 8547
Land — 8374
Storey — 2
Room — 7
PSF — 2.27
PriCE $ — 19000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR, NO.13
Area — 6370
Land — 6520
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 2.3
PriCE $ — 15000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR, NO.39
Area — 8547
Land — 8374
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 2.96
PriCE $ — 24800
Type — B
District — 25
Street — JLN KASAU
Area — 6700
Land — 5000
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.6
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — JLN KASAU
Area — 7000
Land — 5000
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.8
PriCE $ — 9000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — JLN KASUA, NO.61
Area — 5200
Land — 7000
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.43
PriCE $ — 10000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR
Area — 5600
Land — 6650
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.31
PriCE $ — 22000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR
Area — 5000
Land — 6800
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 2.94
PriCE $ — 20000
Type — B
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR
Area — 6500
Land — 8000
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 1.81
PriCE $ — 14500
Type — B
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR, NO.07
Area — 5585
Land — 6637
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — B
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR, NO.37
Area — 4745
Land — 6457
Storey — 2
Room — 6
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — B
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE AVE, NO.11
Area — 7040
Land — 6943
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 2.94
PriCE $ — 20400
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR, NO.08
Area — 3200
Land — 2400
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR
Area — 3300
Land — 2616
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.63
PriCE $ — 9500
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR
Area — 3400
Land — 2850
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE AVE
Area — 3600
Land — 2700
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.15
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE AVE, NO.30
Area — 3700
Land — 3500
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE VIEW
Area — 3100
Land — 2160
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 1.85
PriCE $ — 4000
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK
Area — 3500
Land — 3300
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.06
PriCE $ — 6800
Type — CT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK, NO.42
Area — 4350
Land — 0
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — null
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — ASHWOOD GR
Area — 3000
Land — 3000
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 3
PriCE $ — 9000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 3600
Land — 2600
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 3.85
PriCE $ — 10000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 3000
Land — 2200
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.41
PriCE $ — 7500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — BEECHWOOD GR
Area — 3600
Land — 2600
Storey — 3
Room — 7
PSF — 3.65
PriCE $ — 9500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR
Area — 3200
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.25
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR
Area — 3200
Land — 1900
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.47
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — CEDARWOOD GR
Area — 3334
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — OAKWOOD GR
Area — 3519
Land — 1830
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 4.64
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR
Area — 3500
Land — 2000
Storey — 2
Room — 5
PSF — 3
PriCE $ — 6000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR
Area — 3600
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.5
PriCE $ — 9000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — PINEWOOD GR, NO.46
Area — 3500
Land — 1970
Storey — 3
Room — 6
PSF — 3.05
PriCE $ — 6000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WESTWOOD DR
Area — 2591
Land — 1872
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.24
PriCE $ — 4200
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE VIEW
Area — 3094
Land — 1722
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.94
PriCE $ — 8500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE VIEW
Area — 3500
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.9
PriCE $ — 5800
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE VIEW, NO.35
Area — 3000
Land — 1600
Storey — 3
Room — 4
PSF — 0
PriCE $ — 0
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK
Area — 3500
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.1
PriCE $ — 6200
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK
Area — 3200
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 2.75
PriCE $ — 5500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK
Area — 3200
Land — 1615
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.95
PriCE $ — 8000
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK
Area — 3221
Land — 1651
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 4.54
PriCE $ — 7500
Type — IT
District — 25
Street — WOODGROVE WLK, NO.33
Area — 3500
Land — 2000
Storey — 3
Room — 5
PSF — 3.5
PriCE $ — 7000
Type — IT
District — 25
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