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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Is buying HDB a good first choice for new buyer? At the end of the day we return the flat to the govt.. Makes no financial sense to me

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Good Samaritan

23 Mar 2019

Hey there!

Yes definitely you should buy HDB! U can use it as an investment. Imagine you purchase the house for around maybe $170-$290k After 5 years, you can sell it off for around $350-$550 depending on the number of rooms you bought and the renovations done.

Property in Singapore is forever a liabilities I agree but at the same time a good investment.

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Junus Eu

23 Mar 2019

I would like to know as well! I bought a private freehold property as my first property investment, because I had no plans of getting married then and as such couldn't avail any subsidies in any case!

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William Koh

23 Mar 2019

Back in the old days, buying HDB as your first home (for 1st time buyer) is definitely a good choice...

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