Why Foreigners like to buy Prime Distrist 9-10-11

Best Selling Properties in Singapore 2017



SELECTION OF PENTHOUSES


District 1
Marina One Residences
Mixed Development, 1042 units

District 2
Wallich Residence
Mixed Development, 181 units

District 4
Seascape
Waterfront living, Sentosa coveted address, Excellent sea views, 151 units

District 4
Corals at Keppel Bay
Waterfront Living, low to mid-rise, 366 units

District 7
Duo Residences
Mixed Development, Iconic building, 660 units

District 9
Reignwood Hamilton Scotts
Car Porch in the Sky,  56 units

District 9
Hilltops
Ultra Luxurious Apartment, 240 units

District 10
Gramercy Park
Big Plot of Estate - 170,000sqft, Full facilities, 174 units

District 10
Cliveden at Grange
Located close by to Orchard Road, Magnificent view of Singapore City Skyline, 110 units

District 10
Leedon Residence
Huge Landscape area - 500,000 sqft, Lap Pool, Tennis Courts, near Botanic Gardens, 381 units
Magnificent of City Skyline of Singapore, 110 units


Many more other developments -
District 9 - Prestigious
Ardmore Park,
Ardmore Residence
Ardmore 3

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Earlier, I had illustrated with the Master Plan of Singapore to show the long term urban planning of the country by the government. Thus, a great number of investors are all coming in to buy properties in the 3 Mixed Development (Marina One Residences, Duo Residences, Wallich Residence). These three developments will offer very high potential for high rental yiekld given the nature of the integrated development with the office block within the proximity of the residential buildings.


As for other foreigners who like to migrate to Singapore, and come with the intention to have their home values increase over time, District 9-10-11 are always the favoured districts, with the premium being District 9, with its location in Orchard area. When the market moves up, usually the prices of theses developments located in the prime district 9, will go up substantially, giving the investors or home owners a handsome profit when they purchase their homes at a reasonably market rate which is not when the market is at its highest.




Gramercy Park has only two blocks, namely the North and South Tower. And in the North Tower, a great number of units was sold within a short time given the recent good news, as the developers are also upbeat when they placed a high bid for the plot of land nearby. South Tower was launched only in March 2017, at a higher price, as it is located away from the main road, and thus is quieter in the environment.

This is a RARE Freehold development in District 10, within a plot of 170,000 sqft of land. With the two blocks occupying only about 15 % of the land area, the remaining area is dedicated for landscaping and the various facilities. The units mainly come with very spacious layout, and squarish designs, and thus are attracting a great number of buyers.

Leedon Residence


Whereas in Leedon Residence, which is located closer to the Botanic Gardens, which is now a UNESCO Heritage Site, it enjoys an even bigger plot of land more than 500,000 sqft. The units here are very big, with easily above 3,000sqft, and one of the unit type is the 5 bedrooms, with an area of 4,074sqft.




YES. Don't hesitate anymore. If you are looking to buy an apartment in Singapore, and would like to see the increase in its value, this is the time to buy. As it is, a number of developments, had seen the price being adjusted upwards with the strong sales volume, signifying a upmarket trend in the very new future.


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