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An HDB flat with 89 years left on its lease can sell well, especially if it is relatively new and in a popular location. Recent transactions show high resale prices for such flats, like a five-room flat in Sengkang selling for over a million dollars. Factors like location, view, floor level, and amenities also influence resale prices.

Resale HDB flats in Bukit Batok Street 41, particularly Block 463B, have shown significant profitability. Recent transactions for 4-room flats were around $680,000-$690,000, and 5-room flats sold for $815,000-$870,000. Proximity to amenities like Le Quest Mall and the newness of the properties contribute to strong resale prices.

The Panorama has roof gardens on every residential block, including Block 20, located on the 17th storey. These communal facilities may include landscaped gardens or relaxation areas.

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Market data shows property prices are on an uptrend with sustained demand, especially in prime areas. Recent quarters saw high transaction volumes in the Core Central Region (CCR), with many new private home sales priced below 2.5 million. Strong fundamentals suggest further significant price drops are unlikely.

There is talk about "low" CCR prices in Singapore's property market due to attractive prices in some new launches and resale units compared to the surge in luxury segment prices. The average price per square foot in the CCR has jumped, creating interest in "lower entry" opportunities amid high prices and potential future supply constraints.

Condominium prices in Singapore are at all-time highs, with the Core Central Region (CCR) averaging 2,937 per square foot, a 26.2% increase from the previous quarter. New launch condos in the Rest of Central Region (RCR) are also at record prices, averaging 2,232 per square foot. Private residential prices rose 1.1% quarter-on-quarter.

A single individual can purchase an HDB shophouse if they are at least 21 years old and not an undischarged bankrupt. Singapore Permanent Residents and foreigners can buy commercial units without restrictions. For shophouses with residential quarters, additional rules and ABSD may apply. Existing HDB flat owners must consider MOP regulations.

Some datasets are excluded during property valuation in Singapore to ensure the estimated value reflects relevant and reliable market data. Outdated, abnormal, or non-representative transactions are omitted to provide a more accurate estimate that aligns with current market conditions, aiding better property decisions.