it all boils down to ur holding power for the property...Originally posted by shade343:Just asking, what is the best way to deal with such people? I think most of them are just plain greedy and oppose for the sake of opposing. Developer offer them 740k, they want something like 850k.
And the weirdest thing Ive heard is the owner asking that the developer give him a 50% discount for their new upcoming project.![]()
But some people are just plain annoying...the market value is only around 600k for that property and people actually demand 810k. Most of the subsidiary proprietors know its impossible to get that sum and 740k is quite a good price. Yet such people purposely demand more and stall the en bloc proceedings.Originally posted by Xcert:it all boils down to ur holding power for the property...
whats wrong with getting the best deal for themselves???Originally posted by shade343:Just asking, what is the best way to deal with such people? I think most of them are just plain greedy and oppose for the sake of opposing. Developer offer them 740k, they want something like 850k.
And the weirdest thing Ive heard is the owner asking that the developer give him a 50% discount for their new upcoming project.![]()
its just like bargaining in the market...U can quote whatever U want and then negotiate...Originally posted by shade343:But some people are just plain annoying...the market value is only around 600k for that property and people actually demand 810k. Most of the subsidiary proprietors know its impossible to get that sum and 740k is quite a good price. Yet such people purposely demand more and stall the en bloc proceedings.
SOme of them are being exceptionallly greedy. I checked the price which they bought it for, and it wasnt even on the high side. Because of these people, the enbloc process has failed dunno how many times.Originally posted by ditzy:You have to be in their shoes, then you will understand.![]()
see how lah for all you know they might jsut get the price or even a higher price. then see what you say lor.Originally posted by shade343:SOme of them are being exceptionallly greedy. I checked the price which they bought it for, and it wasnt even on the high side. Because of these people, the enbloc process has failed dunno how many times.
U all are not desperate enough to sell...so relax...angry also no use one...Originally posted by shade343:SOme of them are being exceptionallly greedy. I checked the price which they bought it for, and it wasnt even on the high side. Because of these people, the enbloc process has failed dunno how many times.
doesnt sound like something nice to do...especially when its their right whether to sell or not...U might as well ask him to put pig's head on the doorstep like ah-long like that...Originally posted by Homebody:Usually, the main obstacle for en-bloc cases is greedy owners.
Solutions sugg:
1) gossip about those neighbors in the estate (i.e. about how greedy they are) until they buey tahan the rumors (can be true or untrue stuff) and agree to sell.
2) Other neighbors have to gang up and avoid those opposing neighbors like plague. Don't greet them or talk to them. Even when face- to face, treat them like transparent and siam them. But this has to be done en masse by lots of neghbors to work.
But what if those greedy people owns 20% of the total share units?Originally posted by Homebody:Usually, the main obstacle for en-bloc cases is greedy owners.
Solutions sugg:
1) gossip about those neighbors in the estate (i.e. about how greedy they are) until they buey tahan the rumors (can be true or untrue stuff) and agree to sell.
2) Other neighbors have to gang up and avoid those opposing neighbors like plague. Don't greet them or talk to them. Even when face- to face, treat them like transparent and siam them. But this has to be done en masse by lots of neghbors to work.
Ur en-bloc case sound bery familiar is it in Tampines Court? Cause i also facing the same SH**.....Originally posted by shade343:SOme of them are being exceptionallly greedy. I checked the price which they bought it for, and it wasnt even on the high side. Because of these people, the enbloc process has failed dunno how many times.
No wonder they wanted to ask for higher price cause they thought they're holding the majority and have bigger 'bargaining power'.Originally posted by shade343:But what if those greedy people owns 20% of the total share units?
I beg to differ. Because I've relatives caught in such situation. It's anoying because they are stucked in a sell/ can't sell position.Originally posted by sohguanh:I think those posters in here complaining about greedy owners are also greedy themselves. They wanna earn their commission by getting a en-bloc sales rite? If not for money why complain ppl dun wanna sell?
So before you accuse ppl of greedy, take a look at yourselves. You are also greedy cuz you wanna earn money from the sales of those house owners too. No one party is pure and innocent and all are after money period![]()