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Based on the Channel News Asia article about Singapore's condo resale market and new launches, can we discuss our strategy to maximise gains and minimise losses by targeting 'low-lying fruits'?

Focus on areas with strong fundamentals and emerging demand in the OCR for better rental yields and capital appreciation. Be selective with CCR luxury properties due to high vacancy rates. Monitor new launches, resale transactions, GLS, and regulatory changes. Use market trends tools to stay informed and adapt your investment strategy.
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What is the payment scheme for buying a resale condo

When buying a resale condo in Singapore, the payment process includes a 1% option fee during the 14-day option period, followed by a 4% exercise fee if you proceed, totaling a 5% deposit. Legal completion takes 8-12 weeks, involving final payments and ownership transfer.
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Can you make the colour labelling the same for the graph comparing psf for CCR, RCR, and OCR in 2015?

Standardize colour labelling for property graphs in Singapore: - Core Central Region (CCR): Blue - Rest of Central Region (RCR): Orange - Outside Central Region (OCR): Green This consistency aids quick data interpretation and aligns with professional practices in the market.
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What is the current psf for a newly built landed property in the Sixth Avenue area?

The current psf for a newly built landed property in the Sixth Avenue area typically ranges from 2,160 to 2,350, with premium or larger new builds occasionally transacting at higher prices depending on features, land attributes, and build quality.
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What is the current psf for a landed property in the Sixth Avenue area?

The current price per square foot (psf) for landed properties in the Sixth Avenue area ranges from 1,800 to 2,400 psf for freehold units. Specific examples include 1,847 psf for a recent listing, and up to 2,350 psf for larger premium homes.
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The transaction on 11 April 2022 for a Good Class Bungalow in District 11 was for a property less than 15,070 sqft, but it is still classified as a GCB.

Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) in District 11 with land sizes below 15,070 sqft (1,400 sqm) can still be transacted if they were approved before current URA guidelines. These "grandfathered" properties retain their GCB status. New GCB developments must meet the 1,400 sqm minimum land size.
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Can a canopy be built in the physical buffer zone?

Canopies are generally not allowed within physical buffer zones in Singapore, including green buffers and setback areas from the road reserve line, to maintain visibility, greenery, and safety. Explicit approval from relevant authorities is required for any installations near these areas. Non-compliance can lead to enforcement actions.
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Can I transfer money to my parents for them to buy out my 1/3 share of the HDB flat?

You can transfer your HDB share to your parents under strict HDB regulations, only if there's a qualifying change in family structure (e.g., divorce, marriage, death) or to retain the flat. Approval is required, and CPF refunds and stamp duty may apply. Consult HDB and seek legal advice.
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How often does a 999-year leasehold property in Singapore go en bloc?

999-year leasehold en bloc sales are rare in Singapore due to their long lease duration and generational holding power. Most en bloc activity targets aging 99-year leasehold properties. The government no longer grants 999-year leaseholds, making them scarce and less likely to undergo en bloc.
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When is the launch date for Bayshore BTO?

The Bayshore BTO launch is scheduled for October 2024, featuring approximately 1,400 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-room, and 4-room flats. Located near Bayshore MRT, the project includes full-height windows and sea views. It is expected to be classified under the Plus model, with completion projected for the mid-2030s.
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