What are the exact costs of a HDB. Anyone knows???
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Besides Mah Bow Tan, that is.
Just very puzzled. Because a HDB can virtually wipe out a citizen's retirement nest, save for the Elites And the 2.6% loan interest is lower than banks' but still hefty enough.
Robertteh, Atobe, Oxford Mushroom etc u know?? -
I forgotten where I read it... think it's abt $20k-$40k per unit for the toa payoh estate which Chip Eng Seng is developing...
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Does the HDB website have the price list?
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Think u wun get it... But u can roughly figure out the sum by following closely to local listed construction companies...Originally posted by Hogzilla:Does the HDB website have the price list? -
If it did, do you reckon SDP would have found it out without MBT telling HDB not to say anything during GE2006?Originally posted by Hogzilla:Does the HDB website have the price list? -
What?!? New flats opposite TPY central go as high as $600,000.....Originally posted by sunny6110:I forgotten where I read it... think it's abt $20k-$40k per unit for the toa payoh estate which Chip Eng Seng is developing... -
Matured estate mah.Originally posted by Rock^Star:What?!? New flats opposite TPY central go as high as $600,000..... Ang Mo Kio old E flats also go for at least $480K+++ -
$600k priced in it's location... How abt those ulu ulu estates? Cost per unit increased or same?Originally posted by Rock^Star:What?!? New flats opposite TPY central go as high as $600,000..... -
Wah then plus interest that makes a total payment of $900,000 to $1 mil???Originally posted by ditzy:Matured estate mah. Ang Mo Kio old E flats also go for at least $480K+++
CPF where got so much unless Elite. -
Jurong West, new 5 room flat starts from $190K+++
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New flats in J. West go for abt $200,000.....TPY is a central area, hence the steep prices. Likewise for AMK.Originally posted by sunny6110:$600k priced in it's location... How abt those ulu ulu estates? Cost per unit increased or same? -
It is still alrite if HDB interest rates is lower than our inflation rate... Otherwise...
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Ask yourself how often do you get progress packages, will employer CPF contribution ever go back to 20% again?Originally posted by sunny6110:It is still alrite if HDB interest rates is lower than our inflation rate... Otherwise... -
That is the Beauty of Real Estate... Grasp the Art and profit from it... Otherwise, pay and start complaining~!
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Hey sunny6110, seriously, do u know what u r talking a not?Originally posted by sunny6110:It is still alrite if HDB interest rates is lower than our inflation rate... Otherwise... 
I have seen some of your posts and a lot of them puzzle me. HDB interest rate is 2.6% per annum. To put it simply if one buys a flat for $200,000. After that sort of interest for 30 years, the total amount paid would have been $300,000 plus plus. CPF where got so much money for the average Lorry driver or technician??
HDB interest rate is pegged to 0.1% above CPF interest rate and God knows y. -
erm... i tink i mean the rate it appreciates... but b4 anything... I declare that my #1 idol is LKY and #2 is warren buffett...
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LKY supporter??? Oh no........we must start flaming u.Originally posted by sunny6110:erm... i tink i mean the rate it appreciates... but b4 anything... I declare that my #1 idol is LKY and #2 is warren buffett...
dun flame me pls... -
Dunno leh.. I was brought up in a family where everyone dislike him... But the more financial education I received, the more I'm impressed by him... He's not only a politician to me, but oso a financial genius...
He lead us to be better in many aspects compared to our neighbouring countries... We Shine~!! Dun u tink so? I agree that in terms of ren qing wei, he's behind. But we can't hv perfect policy tat suits everyone rite? I believe life's gonna change for the better. But They need Time... -
You said it, life's gonna change for better, after he kicks it.Originally posted by sunny6110:Dunno leh.. I was brought up in a family where everyone dislike him... But the more financial education I received, the more I'm impressed by him... He's not only a politician to me, but oso a financial genius...
He lead us to be better in many aspects compared to our neighbouring countries... We Shine~!! Dun u tink so? I agree that in terms of ren qing wei, he's behind. But we can't hv perfect policy tat suits everyone rite? I believe life's gonna change for the better. But They need Time... -
I'm worried abt the Stock market when he dies...Originally posted by ditzy:You said it, life's gonna change for better, after he kicks it. 
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I think we will have another public holiday lor.Originally posted by sunny6110:I'm worried abt the Stock market when he dies... 
I saw one blog written by a lawyer when he interviewed David Marshall when he was a JC student. He asked David Marshall what will Singapore become if David Marshall is able to govern Singapore instead of PAP? David Marshall's reply was, "A bit kinder and warmer, but also poorer." (something like that)Originally posted by sunny6110:Dunno leh.. I was brought up in a family where everyone dislike him... But the more financial education I received, the more I'm impressed by him... He's not only a politician to me, but oso a financial genius...
He lead us to be better in many aspects compared to our neighbouring countries... We Shine~!! Dun u tink so? I agree that in terms of ren qing wei, he's behind. But we can't hv perfect policy tat suits everyone rite? I believe life's gonna change for the better. But They need Time... -
I wun wanna c CPF rate goes back to 20% again... Coz as a business owner, your cost of doing business will be higher, then he will at some point pass this Higher Cost to the end-consumer....Originally posted by ditzy:Ask yourself how often do you get progress packages, will employer CPF contribution ever go back to 20% again?
In the end, another price hike, another people complains, another people jump mrt(extreme case)... and the cycles goes on ...
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But I hate the co.ck excuse that someone (I think it's the NTUC Secretary-General) make up. "The employers are not unsatisfied with the employer CPF contribution because there is no demostration outside the Parliament Hall."Originally posted by sunny6110:I wun wanna c CPF rate goes back to 20% again... Coz as a business owner, your cost of doing business will be higher, then he will at some point pass this Higher Cost to the end-consumer....
In the end, another price hike, another people complains, another people jump mrt(extreme case)... and the cycles goes on ...
But gradual move up is acceptable -
You got it!Originally posted by Hogzilla:But I hate the co.ck excuse that someone (I think it's the NTUC Secretary-General) make up. "The employers are not unsatisfied with the employer CPF contribution because there is no demostration outside the Parliament Hall."
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Look at this tender info..Originally posted by sunny6110:I forgotten where I read it... think it's abt $20k-$40k per unit for the toa payoh estate which Chip Eng Seng is developing...
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/isoa035p.nsf/47c97d62764ca2c2482570b20032bc89/eada1d3ba7eb808b4825713200183881?OpenDocument
Tender For:
PART A : BUILDING WORKS AT PUNGGOL WEST CONTRACT 6 (TOTAL 369 DWELLING UNITS) PART B : COMMON GREEN AND INTER-PRECINCT OPEN SPACE AT SENGKANG NEIGHBOURHOOD CONTRACT 3 PART C : CONTINGENCY WORK
Tender Closing Date 04/01/2006
Date of Award 15/03/2006
Contract No. D/042/06
Successful Tenderer STRAITS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED
Tender Sum/Rate $ 48,198,000.00
$48.198Mil / 369 units = Approx $131K per unit.
On top of this.. HDB also need to construct the roads within the estate to link each precinct to the town centres.