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Saw a FH cluster semi-d at around X’mas 2015. Asking slightly around $3mio. Still in market early this year. The landed around it is double the price.
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What is the ‘landed footprint’ of the cluster semi-D like? As in roughly how much land is the unit sitting on?
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Coolkidsrock2:
Saw a FH cluster semi-d at around X'mas 2015. Asking slightly around $3mio. Still in market early this year. The landed around it is double the price.
2015? That's more than a year ago!
:nailbite:
The FH cluster semi-d I saw has also been vacant for sometime now though I am not sure for how long.
I am trying to understand why the prices & demand for cluster housings have been stagnant. Yes, usually half the price of a landed. -
doodbug:
What is the 'landed footprint' of the cluster semi-D like? As in roughly how much land is the unit sitting on?
Sorry I can't remember already as we saw many projects. -
lee_yl:
The area of footprint is usually less than half of the landed perhaps that's why usually half the price. The feel between a cluster and landed is very very different.Coolkidsrock2:
Saw a FH cluster semi-d at around X'mas 2015. Asking slightly around $3mio. Still in market early this year. The landed around it is double the price.
2015? That's more than a year ago!
:nailbite:
The FH cluster semi-d I saw has also been vacant for sometime now though I am not sure for how long.
I am trying to understand why the prices & demand for cluster housings have been stagnant. Yes, usually half the price of a landed. -
doodbug:
At the $3m mark I think most people will aim for a freehold unit.
For area like Orchard $3mil can't get you a 3 bedder freehold thus, ppl settle for 99yr? So it depends on the location -
lee_yl:
No idea why.. but even if I find the price attractive, a 4-figure monthly maintenance fee will instantly kill my interest!! :scared:Coolkidsrock2:
Saw a FH cluster semi-d at around X'mas 2015. Asking slightly around $3mio. Still in market early this year. The landed around it is double the price.
2015? That's more than a year ago!
:nailbite:
The FH cluster semi-d I saw has also been vacant for sometime now though I am not sure for how long.
I am trying to understand why the prices & demand for cluster housings have been stagnant. Yes, usually half the price of a landed.
Plus I too, prefer pure landed to strata landed. -
lee_yl:
My guess is small foot-print, high maintenence fees, additional up to $200 a month as quoted to me, for lift, unable to change the exterior or re-built and maybe prefer more privacy.Coolkidsrock2:
Saw a FH cluster semi-d at around X'mas 2015. Asking slightly around $3mio. Still in market early this year. The landed around it is double the price.
2015? That's more than a year ago!
:nailbite:
The FH cluster semi-d I saw has also been vacant for sometime now though I am not sure for how long.
I am trying to understand why the prices & demand for cluster housings have been stagnant. Yes, usually half the price of a landed.
Also, some of them have neither a lift nor granny's room and not quite suitable for multi-generational family. -
Oh yes…limited parking for guests too at cluster house devts.
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What dissuaded us from a freehold cluster was the high service charge and layout and lack of privacy for the cluster units we saw.
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