SINGAPORE — The launch of new public housing projects under the Prime Location Housing Model in Bukit Merah and Queenstown is unlikely to have a direct, near-term impact on resale prices in the vicinity, said analysts.
Nonetheless, the senior director for research at the real estate firm said that not many sellers would think in this manner as sellers are well aware that prices will be moderated by market forces. Prices of recently transacted flats in the vicinity would be the main determinant of resale unit asking prices.
In contrast, prices of the newly launched four-room BTO flats at the same two estates, while more costly than at other locations, begin from S$466,000 and S$495,000 after subsidies. “We suspect that the spill-over demand is not likely to be excessive to the extent that it results in substantial price increase of existing resale flats nearby,” said Mr Ismail Gafoor, chief executive of PropNex Realty.A 26-year-old communications professional who only wants to be known as Ms Crystal, was among those who applied for the Bukit Merah project on Friday.
Source: Real Estate Daily Report (realestatedailyreport.net)
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