Comments by "ttkoh123" (@ttkoh123) on "New private home sales in Singapore fall 17.3% in November" video.

HDB/BTO priced more expensive than Private Free Hold Landed Properties prorated to 99 years. From the table $584 psf X 1000 sf = $584,000 + 30 years housing loan @5% = $584,000 + $501,390.47 = $1,085,390.47 [Over a million dollars] Can the average Children in the future afford a minimum decent lifestyle and save up for their Retirement & Medical Expenses? BTW, HDB Revert to Zero Value at the end of the 99 years lease -> $0.00.
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BTW, why don't you compare to Sentosa Cove? It will even be more dramatic. hahaha.
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Can't keep on "make believe" with misinformation one.
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@kengleetan63 - Ditto - Reason: malicious comparison and absurdity along party lines. Only failures compare with failures to find Solace and demand Accolade example why don't you compare places like Swiss Standard of Living. Goes to show; Singapore is a Representative Democratic. Singaporeans have choices to make in 2025. It means - Singaporeans define Singapore in 2025. Some people don't like change, but you need to embrace change if the alternative is disaster. [ElonMust] Time to help ourselves in 2025.
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@kengleetan63 I think even below average Singaporeans can see the flaws in your willful comparison of "Uptowns" to "HDB Public Housing". Well, Singapore is a Representative Democratic. Singaporeans have choices to make in 2025. Some people don't like change, but you need to embrace change if the alternative is disaster. [ElonMust] Time to help ourselves in 2025.
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@xeenslayer Where the $584 psf came from? Answer: Based on CNN table in the CNN news the other day. Bank loan used as example because there are lesser restriction. Read the other news on contemporary rates hike. A bank loan can be better or worse. It's usually better. In any case SIBOR/SOR rates. 5% was based on comtemporary estimation. Given, even if we use your rate, it turns out to be $773,249 OR over 3/4 of a $million dollars for a 99 years lease apartment and here’s the kicker, you’ll keep being charged accrued interest even after you’ve fully paid back your loan, because technically you still ‘owe’ money to your CPF-OA account! There are voices raised so Whether is "easy or affordable" or not is NOT, I repeat, "IS NOT" for you to say as it depends on the household’s income of the individuals and whether there are left over for other necessities like food, transportation, and health care, children, elderly, saving for retirement etc... But according to a reliable survey some time ago: 2 in 3 working Singaporeans do not have savings to last them beyond 6 months. According to CNA News the other day, Credit companies see rise in people applying for personal loans, for daily essential included. Furthermore Someone Said HDB Revert to Zero Value at the end of lease. It means the "Would-Be-Retirement-Saving" all gone or depleted in Value? The bad news is some households are what economists call “severely cost burdened.” Well, Singapore is a Representative Democratic. Singaporeans have choices to make in 2025. Some people don't like change, but you need to embrace change if the alternative is disaster. [ElonMust] Time to help ourselves in 2025.
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@kengleetan63 BTW, why don't you compare to Sentosa Cove? It will even be more dramatic. hahaha.
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@kengleetan63 Well, HK history and situation are NOT Singapore and they do not have CECA, COE etc to begin with. And what malicious conduct would compare, say because Sentosa Cove is so expensive hence BTO is affordable, example, along the obvious party line? The truth is; Only failures compare with failures to find Solace and demand Accolade example why don't you compare places like Swiss Standard of Living. Goes to show; Singapore is a Representative Democratic. Singaporeans have choices to make in 2025. It means - Singaporeans define Singapore in 2025. Some people don't like change, but you need to embrace change if the alternative is disaster. [ElonMust] Time to help ourselves in 2025.
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Developers on the ground reaction can be very reflective of the up and coming situation. STB receives no proposals for Jurong Lake District integrated tourism development as reported by ST.
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