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Cloud Cloud:
HDB rental yield has been relatively stable so that's unlikely to change any time soon.
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Currently I am renting out the hdb unit. Told hubby we will cash out our condo and move back to the hdb for retirement. I can’t sell the hdb coz the price really sucks. On the other hand, rental yield is great.
On the other hand, HDB prices are dropping due to a number of factors, such as Singaporeans getting more aware of the expiring-lease issue, and the challenges of using CPF for HDB flats with leases less than 60 years (quite a lot facing this issue in mature estates now as well as the next few years). The good news though, for people looking to buy for stay / retirement now, quite a number of good, affordable options available
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If HDB attracts good rental, then staying in condo is viable & more desirable. After I've been used to condo living, it'll take abit more adjustment so I'll need to be mentally prepared.
Currently, we've no wish to move back to our HDB coz still good rental yield & in demand area partly coz we've upkepg well & good furnishings (not expensive but coordinated & appealing. We noticed there were a few new tuition centres opened up & seems popular but very noisy kids when we visit on some weekends. I rmbr also those residents who burn during prayers & funerals & air very polluted & dusty.
So, when I'm older, I'm not sure I'll be as energetic to do all those cleaning up. Maybe the kids noise 'might' delight me with desires for grandkids. -
Estéema:
Haha... was actually quite interested in the news recently about Admiralty being a neighbourhood retirement centre. The seniors all raved about the nice neighbours and interesting activities. Would be nice if they had more of such centres around the island.
So, when I'm older, I'm not sure I'll be as energetic to do all those cleaning up. Maybe the kids noise 'might' delight me with desires for grandkids. -
Cashew Green
Nearest mrt: cashew
19 landed 999 yr 4 or 5 bedroom
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Anybody knows which areas/districts have good rental yield? Especially now that rental market is quite bad.
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zac's mum:
Anybody knows which areas/districts have good rental yield? Especially now that rental market is quite bad.
https://www.squarefoot.com.sg/market-watch/rental-yield
To me, Geyland properties always have high rental yield. Investors don’t like to buy there (we all know why) thus, prices are quite cheap. However, rental yield there is good due to its proximity to town.
Many years ago, we went there to scout to see what investment unit to buy. But in the end, we decided to go for Balestier. Geyland lor 38 onwards not so “crowded”. -
Leeyl , same … last time we dun have the courage to buy geylang . There are FH condo around the area .
Still no courage now in lorongs -
MyPillow:
Lol. That's why we buy lor... because people don't like the word Geylang. I stay at Lorong 40 if you are interested to visit... :rotflmao:Leeyl , same ... last time we dun have the courage to buy geylang . There are FH condo around the area .
Still no courage now in lorongs -
I heard the area is rather clean now..is that right Chief? My friend teased me say if I had bought there then, I would have earned 1m. So Chief, your retirement nest is very healthy now
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Happened to walk pass the Woodleigh Residences showflat just now. Kind of crowded.
Read from papers that their soft launch is from $1,873psf for the 99yr project. Wa, expensive leh.
This type of integrated development should have no problem getting tenants !!
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