HDB shop house business expectation

HDB shop house business expectation

HDB shop house business expectation

HDB InfoWEB: Executive Condominium : Buying A New Flat

http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10321p.nsf/w/BuyingNewFlatModeEC?OpenDocument

The TOP dates for the various EC projects are given below.

EC Project	Location	TOP Date
Eastvale	Pasir Ris Drive 3	27 Jan 1999
Westmere	Jurong East Street 13	27 Feb 1999
Simei Green	Simei Street 4	28 Apr 1999
Windermere	Choa Chu Kang Street 64	16 Sep 1999
Chestervale	Bangkit Road	20 Mar 1999
Pinevale	Tampines Street 73	28 Jul 1999
Yew Mei Green	Choa Chu Kang North 6	01 Sep 2000
Summerdale	Boon Lay Drive	08 Sep 2000
The Rivervale	Rivervale Link	28 Jun 2000
The Florida	Hougang Avenue 7	*18 Feb 2000 30 May 2000
Northoaks	Woodlands Crescent	03 Oct 2000
Woodsvale	Woodands Drive 72	05 Aug 2000
The Floravale	Westwood Avenue (Jurong West)	13 Oct 2000
The Eden	Tampines Street 34	16 Apr 2003
The Dew	Bt Batok Street 21	19 Jul 2003
Bishan Loft	Bishan Street 11	26 Sep 2003
Lilydale	Yishun Avenue 6	29 Mar 2003
Nuovo	Ang Mo Kio Avenue 9	#31 Aug 2004
Park Green	Rivervale Link	30 Sep 2004
Whitewater	Pasir Ris Street 72	*31 Jan 2005 01 Mar 2005
The Esparis	Pasir Ris Drive 4	#22 Jun 2005
The Quintet	Choa Chu Kang Street 64	23 Oct 2006
La Casa	Woodlands Drive 16	*22 Feb 2008

* Project received phased TOP:

• Florida (TFD)
  • Phase 1 consists of Blocks 70 & 78, TOP 18 Feb 2000.
  • Phase 2 consists of Blocks 72 & 76, TOP 30 May 2000.

• Whitewater (WEC)
  • Phase 1 consists of Blocks 27, 29, 31, 33, TOP on 31 Jan 2005.
  • Phase 2 consists of Blocks 21, 23 & 25, TOP on 1 Mar 2005.

• La Casa
  • Phase 1 consists of Blocks 50, 52, 54, 56 & 58 on 22 Feb 2008.
  • Phase 2 consists of Blocks 60, 62, 64, 66 & 68 on 25 Apr 2008.

# Certificate of Statutory Completion (CSC)

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/UPDATE-1-Singapore-housing-rsg-3880036670.html?x=0

UPDATE 1-Singapore housing market cools, but only at high-end

• Topics:

  • Commodities

On Monday 3 October 2011, 13:39 SGT

(Adds resale prices for public housing, analysts comment)

SINGAPORE, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Singapore private home prices rose at a slower pace during the third quarter but resale prices for government-built apartments that cater to the mass market rose at a faster pace, indicating strong underlying demand for property in the city-state.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said private home prices rose 1.3 percent in July-September from the previous three months according to flash estimates, the slowest pace since the rally started two years ago.

However, preliminary estimates from the Housing and Development Board (HDB) showed resale prices rose 3.8 percent during the third quarter, accelerating from the 3.1 percent gain in the second quarter.

About 80 percent of Singapore's 5.1 million people live in HDB apartments.

"The underlying demand in the HDB segment is still there," said Vikrant Pandey, an analyst at UOB Kay Hian.

"Supply is limited and even though the government is planning to add more units, this hasn't materialized yet and it will take 2-3 years before we see larger supply coming onstream, so there's some upward pressure on the HDB side."

Singapore has been trying to stem the rise in home prices by increasing the supply of land available for housing and reducing the amount people can borrow for second properties.

On private property, URA said the biggest increase was for homes outside the central region, which rose 2.1 percent during the third quarter. In contrast, private home prices in the core central region edged up by 0.8 percent.

Colliers International said although prices are still rising, home buyers have become more cautious because of the grim global economic outlook.

"With prices now far exceeding historical peaks, home buyers are increasingly becoming resistant towards price growth and this has capped price growth to some extent," said Chia Siew Chuin, director of research & advisory at Colliers International.

The URA and HDB flash estimates are based primarily on data from the first 10 weeks of the quarter. (Reporting by Kevin Lim and Charmian Kok)

Top foreign buyer of Singapore property

Netizens applaud move to suspend DBSS land sales

[ By Fann Sim | SingaporeScene – Mon, Jul 4, 2011 ]

UPDATE

Netizens have applauded National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan's recent move to suspend future land sales for the Design, Build and Sell Scheme.

Many welcomed his pro-active approach and also suggested a "back to basics" approach for the Housing Development Board (HDB), while others even called for the scrapping of the DBSS and Executive Condominium scheme.
 

The comments follow Minister Khaw's decision to suspend future DBSS land sales, an announcement he recently made on his Facebook page.

However, he pointed out that a few DBSS land sites sold last year -- which includes the Centrale 8 site -- will continue with the launch of their sales in the next few months, adding that the old tenders are beyond his control.

It's understood the HDB will also not proceed with the sale of the Bendemeer Road land parcel, which is slated for sale later this month.

The national debate over the DBSS scheme was triggered when property developer Sim Lian Group launched its Centrale 8 development at Tampines last month for a whopping S$880,000 for a five-room flat.

When contacted by Yahoo! Singapore, the Ministry for National Development (MND) confirmed that it is reviewing the scheme as part of an overall review of housing policies and not as a result of Minister Khaw's blog post over the weekend, where he responded to the errors and inaccurate figures used in a recent Business Times (BT) article.

 

 

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S'pore resale prices of private housing rose at faster pace in 2Q- DTZ - Yahoo! Singapore Finance

S'pore resale prices of private housing rose at faster pace in 2Q- DTZ - Yahoo! Singapore Finance

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/S-pore-resale-prices-private-rsg-1484731921.html?x=0

More HDB flats at a Faster rate (What took you so long to realize this)