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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/private-home-property-prices-q2-ura-singapore-10490090
Q1 2018 rose 3.9%
Q2 2018 rose 3.4%
ST: Most analysts are expecting 8% to 15% jump in private property prices by end of this year. -
vinegar:
Think jurong will still vibrant without hsr.
in what way Jurong is considered the 2nd CBD? was HSR included in the picture when this plan was proposed?
there is genting hotel here...was it built to service people to go MBS? -
vinegar:
Think jurong will still vibrant without hsr.
in what way Jurong is considered the 2nd CBD? was HSR included in the picture when this plan was proposed?
there is genting hotel here...was it built to service people to go MBS? -
janet88:
Jurong is the \"second CBD\" because Ah Gong says so in the https://www.ura.gov.sg/Corporate/Planning/Master-Plan/Key-Focuses/Economy. The whole strategy is anchored around having more commercial hubs outside the city centre.vinegar:
Think jurong will still vibrant without hsr.
in what way Jurong is considered the 2nd CBD? was HSR included in the picture when this plan was proposed?
there is genting hotel here...was it built to service people to go MBS?
Ultimately, the \"second CBD\" is just a marketing term (who knows, maybe they will call Tampines the \"third CBD\", Woodlands the \"fourth CBD\" one day); it's about moving some industries / companies out of the central region and concentrating them in a planning area to achieve synergy, as well as to speed up other ancillary and necessary developments (e.g. entertainment, F&B). People will probably feel more shiok about buying houses / shifting to the \"second CBD\" rather than being reminded of living in an otherwise industrial part of Singapore.
HSR was taken into consideration as part of the Master Plan but it is really just the icing on the cake. Development of Jurong will continue with / without the HSR. -
floppy:
oic...because I'm just wondering in what way Jurong feels like a 2nd CBD :scratchhead:
Jurong is the \"second CBD\" because Ah Gong says so in the https://www.ura.gov.sg/Corporate/Planning/Master-Plan/Key-Focuses/Economy. The whole strategy is anchored around having more commercial hubs outside the city centre.
Ultimately, the \"second CBD\" is just a marketing term (who knows, maybe they will call Tampines the \"third CBD\", Woodlands the \"fourth CBD\" one day); it's about moving some industries / companies out of the central region and concentrating them in a planning area. Besides, people will feel more shiok about buying houses / shifting to the \"second CBD\" rather than being reminded of living in an otherwise industrial part of Singapore.
HSR was taken into consideration as part of the Master Plan but it is really just the icing on the cake. Development of Jurong will continue with / without the HSR.
fine, there are more shopping malls here but which estate doesn't have a suburban mall now? even punggol has one and yishun has extended north point. the prices of old flats around jem/westgate have escalated though. just hoping JRL line will start construction soon. 10 years feel like a LONG time. -
lee_yl:
The upturn just started.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/private-home-property-prices-q2-ura-singapore-10490090
Q1 2018 rose 3.9%
Q2 2018 rose 3.4%
ST: Most analysts are expecting 8% to 15% jump in private property prices by end of this year. -
Sounds like what they did to mkt a cemetery into a "highly sought" housing at Bishan, with some good schools planted in vicinity, then when the herd gathers reality sets in - still 99 year lease type & not owners but tenants, no diff with those staying in Woodlands or Yishun. Mktg hype can make the price diff when ppl believe in it so willing to ditch out >$1m but guess I’ll not see this kinda price for Yishun or even SengKang.
IMO the old batch of town planners were more skillful in relocating diff industries at diff corners (Jurong for heavy & some light food industries, Changi for the aviation, Ayer Rajah for the techs, etc) nestled HDB ard it to supply labour.
Guess not an easy job for planners thereafter, how to mobilize new industries with tight land supply in Spore?
Somehow, our usual central city area had made bz too costly with its escalating property prices, even banks relocated backend operations to Changi bz hubs. Maybe the only ones finding it hard to move beyond CBD are the lawyers with need to be close to the Courts for efficient operation.
Having Jurong as next CBD, to me, is just directing the flow of some bz, ultimately, for the connection to One Belt-One-Road, facilitate greater bz & logistical movementsand spur our economy further. Now that the HSR is in limbo, it’ll stall our progress in that direction. Trusting our Ah-gong, we will not only plan for one economic prong to succeed & sit waiting silly sick when HSR is thrown out of spanner. But will certainly slow our plans. So, Jurong properties will take a while to pick up at dizzy speed for a while.
OT : Am thankful Spore team building strong relations with China govt & Tianjin project on-going & enter into ano phase. Thankful for new opportunities open to Spore property develops, planners, etc into other parts of 2nd-tier cities. We may lack land in Spore, but we’re not lacking in brains & consultancy skills. 15 years back saw our CapitaLand, Ascott and then Savana’s presence in Shanghai, Beijing, Chongching, Suzhou & Shenzhen. Then Tianjin and more 2nd-tier cities. Our young will hv more regional experience - more foreign dollar repatriated. -
Cloud Cloud:
A few of my relatives entered the market after Q2 of 2017 after many property agents told them market seemed to be moving (a bit).
The upturn just started.lee_yl:
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/private-home-property-prices-q2-ura-singapore-10490090
Q1 2018 rose 3.9%
Q2 2018 rose 3.4%
ST: Most analysts are expecting 8% to 15% jump in private property prices by end of this year. -
Estéema:
You can't compare Bishan to Jurong.Sounds like what they did to mkt a cemetery into a \"highly sought\" housing at Bishan, with some good schools planted in vicinity, then when the herd gathers reality sets in - still 99 year lease type & not owners but tenants, no diff with those staying in Woodlands or Yishun. Mktg hype can make the price diff when ppl believe in it so willing to ditch out >$1m but guess I'll not see this kinda price for Yishun or even SengKang.
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In terms of location, Bishan isn't just hype and people don’t flock there due to a herd mentality. If you try to pin down the geographical centre of Singapore, Bishan is about there. It takes 30mins or less to get to everywhere in Singapore - North, South, East or West so it doesn't really matter where you work - compare to Jurong, where you will probably think twice about working in Changi.
Plus, Bishan flats are among the last batches of the bigger HDB flats (late 80s' to early 90s' 4A, 5A, 5I, EA, EM with no household shelter); every flat that comes after that has a reduction in size. If you are looking at a bigger flat with the longest possible lease remaining, this is the place to look.
The schools (popular from primary to JC level) are just the icing on the cake. -
Bishan was hyped up bcoz it was a cemetery. Like u said, they put in icing. They've to think of ways to move a generation used to feeling every abt Chinese cemeteries.
Jurong chosen exactly coz it's line can be connected least difficulties to JB & then connect to OBOR - that was the plan. So if it materializes, and they hope it will, then the economy will boom with movement of goods & ppl traffic. Imagine only har - more tourists fr Thailand, Vietnam, China & even Mynmar helper's can come over without flights. You can also do stops (hop-on-hop-off to Msia, Thai borders, Vietnam, Mynmar, all the way to Chinese cities or even beyond since its alr done deal with whole of Europe! :evil:
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