facebookIf you don't qualify for a BTO, would you buy a re-sale HDB for $1m or a condo for $2m (assuming available financing for both, and at decently good locations)? - Seedly

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Anonymous

18 Jul 2019

Property

If you don't qualify for a BTO, would you buy a re-sale HDB for $1m or a condo for $2m (assuming available financing for both, and at decently good locations)?

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It depends on your goal for the property:

  1. If for investment purposes - favour rental yield and appreciation

  2. If for self-stay purposes for the long run - then your own factors such as proximity to MRT/facilities/family etc

Cedric Jamie Soh

03 Jun 2019

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

If I want lifestyle, i prefer condo.

If I want financial prudent, then

1) HDB = the monthly maintanence fee for condo is way higher than HDB.

2) if you are newly wed, HDB allows you extra subsidies, $40,000 for example. None for condo

3) The extra money for Condo will attract extra interests you have to pay over the years = another extra costs

Nicholas Woon

29 Oct 2018

Associate Division Director at ERA Realty Network Pte Ltd

I would go for condo! Price of resale HDB is stagnant and somewhat on a downward trend. It doesnt lo...

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