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Teo See Hwa
30 May 2019
MArketing Associate at Propnex
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Hi Yvonne!
This depends on how long you are planning to hold the unit. Currently, Tengah is considered an “ulu” area with limited accessibility. Jurong Regional Line with a dedicated Tengah MRT station is only targeted for completion and opening in 2026. The town is planned to be car-free, meaning that the use of private vehicles will also be restricted.
The Jurong Innovation District’s completion in 2022 may create spillover demand for Tengah. However, with the planned 42,000 new homes, it might take a while for the demand to be absorbed fully and for the price for your unit to go up.
If you are eager to upgrade in under 10 years, we wouldn’t count on it to appreciate so much. For more insights and information, read more at: https://www.99.co/blog/singapore/misconceptions...
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Douglas Chow
26 May 2019
Chief Enlightenment Officer at Empower Advisory
Hi there. Douglas here. 2nd keynote speaker.
A BTO is always pretty much a good investment. Have n...
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You buy to stay or buy to rent.
Investment is about your timeline.
If you timeline is 20 years any property is a good investment.
Talk to someone who already own multi property not someone who did not even own a single.