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lee_yl:
Makes better sense for the next CBD to be sited in Woodlands. Paya Lebar is too near the CBD.IMO, prices there would drop after the announcement that the HSR project would be scrapped. Why? Because the prices there had been pushed up with the anticipation of the benefits HSR would bring upon completion.
Although marketing agents would now focus on the Jurong Lake District, but with the cancellation of HSR, does it still make sense to develop Jurong Lake into the next CBD?
Maybe right now, the govt might switch its attention and resources to the up and coming Paya Lebar CBD !! -
Wonder who initiated this hsr project? Sg or Mal?
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vinegar:
Wonder who initiated this hsr project? Sg or Mal?
Seems like we more hard up for the project. Can’t see the benefits...glad that it’s going to be scrapped. Think Paya Lebar has more potential... -
pirate:
Because Woodlands is too near to Malaysia.
Makes better sense for the next CBD to be sited in Woodlands. Paya Lebar is too near the CBD.lee_yl:
IMO, prices there would drop after the announcement that the HSR project would be scrapped. Why? Because the prices there had been pushed up with the anticipation of the benefits HSR would bring upon completion.
Although marketing agents would now focus on the Jurong Lake District, but with the cancellation of HSR, does it still make sense to develop Jurong Lake into the next CBD?
Maybe right now, the govt might switch its attention and resources to the up and coming Paya Lebar CBD !!
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Properties Near msia means hope rent to them right ?but those MSia I know are not staying in sing private ppty
They choose HDB , cheap n good .
Then they become PR n buy themselves. So condo near rail or woodlands may be empty ??? -
MyPillow:
You have a point.Properties Near msia means hope rent to them right ?but those MSia I know are not staying in sing private ppty
They choose HDB , cheap n good .
Then they become PR n buy themselves. So condo near rail or woodlands may be empty ??? -
MyPillow:
My facial therapist, her sister and a cousin, all Malaysians, shared to rent a 3rm flat. Same for my hairdresser from Malaysia.Properties Near msia means hope rent to them right ?but those MSia I know are not staying in sing private ppty
They choose HDB , cheap n good .
Then they become PR n buy themselves. So condo near rail or woodlands may be empty ???
The impression they give me is that they are very thrifty. Sometimes when they see things they fancy, they will buy the item but not here, only when they go back Malaysia during their short breaks.
If Jurong Lake becomes the 2nd CBD, the properties there could be rented to expatriates (in the financial sector) who work there
Btw, why do Malaysian want to buy HDB or private properties here? Paying S$500K for a flat, convert to ringgit is RM$1.5mil. Their landed big and nice, maybe also cost $500K but in ringgit.
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It had been more than 3 years since my Malaysian relatives got their PR. No intention to buy flat and they are still renting.
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Cloud Cloud:
It had been more than 3 years since my Malaysian relatives got their PR. No intention to buy flat and they are still renting.
Cloud , your relatives renting hdb? Those who wish to settle for long term is more likely to buy flats . HDB will have more rental biz market Compared to condo...
Hmmm... now that hsr bubble has burst , is Jurong lake area as 2cbd will be realized soon? My feel is got to wait n wait long ...there are other areas better than J lake region for 2nd Cbd which Leeyl had just stated above . -
ngl2010:
You miss the point completely. The point about Woodlands is that it is in the north while Raffles Place is in the south. Siting the 2nd CBD there will disperse both the morning and evening rush hour traffic instead of having everybody travelling in the same direction during rush hour.
You have a point.MyPillow:
Properties Near msia means hope rent to them right ?but those MSia I know are not staying in sing private ppty
They choose HDB , cheap n good .
Then they become PR n buy themselves. So condo near rail or woodlands may be empty ???
Then again, Singaporeans have become so neurotic about Malaysians and foreigners that they cannot see the woodlands from the trees.
Who cares about renting to Malaysians? :siao:
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