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Auction listings experienced a decrease by 3.0% q-o-q to 96 listings in the 1Q2023 According to a study conducted by Knight Frank. This is inclusive of repeat listings and does not include properties which were not sold at auction. The drop is largely due to Chinese New Year festivities when certain auctions were put off according to Sharon Lee, head of auction and sale in Knight Frank Singapore.

The number of mortgage listings for owner listings was higher than those for mortgage listings in the 1Q2023, continuing the trend that began with the 2nd quarter of 2022 Lee highlights. In a y-o-y perspective the total listing of auctions increased by 20% from the 80 listings that were available in 1Q2022.

The decrease in total listings in 1Q2023 occurred together with a moderate rate of success that was 6.3% in 1Q2023, which is equivalent to six properties that were sold. Comparatively the auction market had the highest successful rate 9.1% in 4Q2022. 9.1% in 4Q2022, where the total number of listings was 99.

Residential properties comprised 46.9% (45) of the total listings for 1Q2023. Of those 18 were mortgagee listings and 20 were owner listings. Other kinds of sales (including receiver, estate and bank transactions) comprised seven listings. In particular, a home that was not landed situated at Saint Regis Residences was advertised as a receiver sale for two months consecutively, and then was sold out of auction for $13.5 million.

Mortgagee listings jumped nearly three times more than 10 in the 4Q2022 period to 32 by 1Q2023, and an increase was that was observed across all property kinds. There were 18 mortgagee listings for residential properties nearly double the number of listings that were recorded in the prior quarter. In spite of this q-o -q growth listing of mortgages for residential properties was 14.3% lower y-o-y than the 21 listed in the 1Q2022 period.

Office and retail mortgagee listings grew by four and three in the 1Q2023, as compared to 4Q2022 where there were no commercial properties were listed. Industrial mortgagee listings increased from 2 in 4Q2022 to seven during 1Q2023. The rise could be due to the increasingly difficult business environment impacted by global economic turmoil along with widespread inflation, and the rising interest rates, according to Lee.

Of the mortgagee listings of 32 in 1Q2023 Six of them were successfully auctioned. The properties comprised small-quantum listings, with prices ranging between $350,000 and $1.12 million. The five properties were sold at a discounted price or at a close proximity to their initial price, while a property was an office space located in Paya Lebar Square which was purchased at $1.12 million. That’s 1.8% higher than the initial price at $1.1 million.

Owner listings amounted to 57 in the first quarter of 2018, a drop from the 72 listings recorded in the preceding quarter. The figure, however, is more than twice the number of listings recorded in the comparable quarter last year. It is also the fourth consecutive quarter where listing by owners outnumbered mortgagee sale listings.

Knight Frank’s Lee says the change is due to homeowners who have chosen to leverage auctions to attract more attention for their property. “Increasingly it is evident that the previous rate of success at auctions has increased the confidence of a few owners who are now taking advantage of the opportunity to sell their property with the hope of selling for a price that is more desirable either prior to or after auction due to the publicity and publicity for marketing,” she explains.

For instance the apartment with four bedrooms at Bayshore Park was initially offered by an owner to auction in October 2022. The property was sold following an the auction in February 2023, when the interest of buyers was sparked by auction channels.

There 20 owner listings for homes in 1Q2023, which was lower than 29 listings in the prior quarter, but greater than seven listings in the same period in last year’s time. Owner listings for industrial and retail were up to the respective levels of 19 and 10 listings in the 1Q2023 quarter. This is an increase from the 17 and 9 listings recorded in 4Q2022. Office owner listings fell 14.3% q-o-q to six in 1Q2023. It was fifty% higher than the four recorded in 1Q2022.

In general, given the declining business outlook and increasing costs putting pressure on operations Business owners could be struggling to keep their businesses afloat Lee says. Lee. As per the Ministry of Law, there were 959 bankruptcy cases filed between January between January and March. The figure was 5.6% higher q-o-q and 22.2% higher y-oy. Moving forward, the greater number of bankruptcy cases filed could result in a rise in mortgagee listings, specifically for office properties during the second quarter this year. Lee opines.

In the same way the increasing popularity of auctions among property owners will result in more auctions. The owners will be attracted by the potential of “serendipitous bids” for buyers who are discerning according to Lee. Knight Frank maintains the overall performance of auctions over the whole year 2023 to be between five% up to 7%.

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The real estate industry has seen a huge rebound in the value of investment sales in the 1Q2023, as per the press release issued on April 21 from Savills Research. According to the firm the investments in real estate rose 100.4% q-o-q to $5.63 billion in 1Q2023, an increase by $2.81 billion in the 4Q2022. The increase was driven due to the closing of high-value deals like Link REIT’s $2.16 billion purchase of Jurong Point and Swing By at Thomson Plaza.

Commercial property sector experienced an increase of 229.6% q-o-q increase in the 1Q2023 investment sales to $3.38 billion. The main reason for this was retail transactions that saw an increase in sales of Jurong Point and Swing By @ Thomson Plaza and the $652.5 million transfer of fifty% part of Nex for Frasers Centrepoint Trust and Frasers Property. Together, these transactions were worth around $2.81 billion (or 83.3%, of the total value of commercial transactions.

In the case of strata office units value fell in 5.4% q-o-q, from $306 million in the 4Q2022 period to $290 million in the first quarter of 2023. But, Savills highlights that buying growth in the market continues with the selling of three floors at The Solitaire on Cecil, which is a freehold office development of 20 stories located in the CBD. The deal was brokered by Savills was completed with the 17th 19th, 18th and 20th floors, which amounts to $4300 per square foot across the space of 37,857 square. ft. that were purchased at $162.8 million. Savills claims that the sale is one of the biggest strata office transactions in terms of quantum since January 2022.

The retail sector also saw an increase in investments sales by 11.2% q-o-q, from $172.7 million in 4Q2022 and $193.2 million in the 1Q2023. The biggest deal quantifiable in terms of price was the acquisition of six shophouses that were freehold in the vicinity of Serangoon Road for $62.5 million by a union that is affiliated with Singapore’s National Trade Union Congress. Another notable deal was the purchase of a six-storey shophouse in 52 Boat Quay for $37 million that was arranged by Savills.

The value of investment in properties and residential sites and properties was $1.58 billion in the 1Q2023. Despite not having Government Land Sale sites awarded to residential properties, the sector saw an increase by 12.5% in investment sales between $1.4 billion for 4Q2022 and $1.58 billion by the end of 1Q2023. Similar to this the market for collective sales was booming in the 1Q2023 period following a slow 4Q2022, which saw three private residential sites being sold to the tune of $583.8 million in the 1Q2023. The largest transaction was from Meyer Park in District 15 that was purchased through a joint venture of UOL Group and Singapore Land Group for $392.2 million.

Despite some optimism on markets, developers remain cautious, and tend to focus on smaller to medium-sized sites with prime locations. As demonstrated by the sales that took place at Meyer Park and Bagnall Court, a realistic price is crucial to an effective collective sale, Savills says. Savills.

In the end, Savills notes that the positive figures from the 1Q2023 period could suggest that the real estate market is still stable despite of global economic difficulties. While the majority of institutional investors and corporate buyers remained on the edge and remained in the shadows, ultra-high net worth people (UHNWIs) made up the difference. “UHNW individuals are active and resilient because of Singapore’s safe haven status as well as its position to be”the Switzerland of Asia,” says Jeremy Lake who is the director of capital markets and investment sales at Savills.

Furthermore, the financial fallout across both the US and Switzerland may have prompted UHNWIs to invest in properties in safe havens like luxurious homes, strata offices, and shophouses. “UHNWIs could be the main factor driving investment sales, because the crisis in the global banking industry could cause them to look at real property,” says Alan Cheong the director of research and consulting at Savills.

However, this category of buyers have an inclination to not lodge caveats. Thus, although the data available to the public may indicate that investment sales are in line to 2022’s $24.7 billion, the likelihood that it will be higher is increasing the tail risk, according to Savills.

“Strengthening headwinds created by the world economy will not deter the UHNWIs to invest into Singapore real estate market, since they have different expectations for investment than institutional customers which are presently impacted by the financial markets.” states Marcus Loo, CEO of Savills Singapore.

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Sevens Group continues to build its name as a leading land developer in the East with one of its most recent transactions which is the sale of a newly constructed detached residence in Pasir Ris Way for $8.4 million or $1,939 psf of the land.

The property forms part of the Sevens Group’s The Beachfront Collection, an exclusive collection of homes located situated in The Pasir Ris landed enclave, near Pasir Ris Park and Pasir Ris Beach. The leasehold project of 999 years includes the detached house that was offered as two semi-detached houses. Of the two, one of the semi-detached houses went under in the year 2021 before the project was publicly announced.

The remaining semi-detached house located in The Beachfront Collection is currently being offered for sale, making it a great chance for a highly-rated buyer looking for a lavish spacious, comfortable house with the most beautiful resort-style living.

The semi-detached house, situated on 26A Pasir Ris Way, sits on a plot of around 2,910 square feet. The three-story house boasts a large built-up area of approximately 5,982 square feet. The luxurious home has four bedrooms with en suite bathrooms as well as a double-volume ceiling in the living room as well as wet and dry kitchens with the most modern electrical appliances from V-Zug.

With an extravagant look and feeling, this property is adorned with luxurious materials and finishes, including huge format slabs of marble that are used in the dining and living spaces and the bathroom and powder room. Bathrooms are fitted with premium sanitary ware made by Bravat and the home is also equipped with a Jacuzzi on the top deck of the roof, as well as an in-home lift. It is also with an electric car charging outlet which is a feature for the future accessible in every Sevens Group properties.

Sevens Group is currently offering 26A Pasir Ris Way for $6.2 million, which is $2,130 per square foot on the land. Its Beachfront Collection is slated to get their temporary occupation license (TOP) document in the 4Q2023 This means that buyers won’t have to wait for long before moving into their new residence. Right now, Sevens Group is offering an Star-Buy discount of up to $250,000 for the property and will increase the appeal of the property. Fully furnished interior design options are also offered.

The District 15 district is a treasure trove of rare finds.
In the sought-after Opera Estate landed enclave, Sevens Group is launching a new property for sale at Aida Street. The design is designed to appear calm and elegant, the property is appropriately named Gentle at 53 Aida Street. The two-storey intermediate terrace, which includes an attic is set on land of 1,309 square feet and is an built-up area of 3,271 square feet. The freehold property includes four bedrooms and is located close to amenities, including Bedok Mall and the Bedok MRT Station.

At $4.8 Million, this property will surely attract attention from potential buyers due to its impressive size, and especially in the highly sought-after District15 region. In the District 15, asking prices for new freehold terrace homes can be as high as $5 million, while some are upwards of $6 million.

On Siglap Road, Sevens Group is constructing One East — a freehold project that consists of two detached homes and two-storey semi-detached houses with an attic. The homes are perched on top of a hill. the residence offers stunning views of the city of Singapore. The homes are priced attractively at the time of launch. the semi-detached houses have already been bought.

The other detached home located at the 111 Siglap Road has a land total of 4,510 square feet. The spacious home has six bedrooms that have en suite bathrooms and multiple family rooms as well as a huge living and dining space which flows seamlessly to a shaded veranda as well as an infinity-style pool. All in all, the home has a built-up area covering 7,015 square feet.

1111 Siglap Road is priced at $8.56 million. It’s less than $1900 per sq ft for the land which makes it an excellent investment for a brand-new detached residence in a sought-after District 15. One East is scheduled to be awarded its TOP in the 1st quarter of 2024. Like The Beachfront Collection Fully equipped interior design and decorating packages are offered to One East.

The Carrara homes at The Carrara to tap on the growth of Thomson East Coast line
Sevens Group’s most prestigious development The Carrara, located at Mountbatten Road, has seen two of the six semi-detached homes being snapped up. The homes were purchased at a price of around $3,000 per square foot on the respective land parcels which is a boost to resales for houses located on Moutbatten Road and neighbouring streets like Goodman Road, Branksome Road and Wilkinson Road

Property costs in the area are expected to witness another surge in appreciation of capital following the launch of the Stage 4 of the Thomson-East Coast MRT line (TEL) in 2024. Because The Cararra is within minutes of walking distance from the new Tanjong Katong MRT Station, it will definitely profit from the extension’s highly-anticipated arrival, as it will improve connections between both the city center and the east.

Presently, Sevens Group continues to keep its price for selling The Carrara at around $3,000 to $3,300 for the land, giving buyers the chance to purchase the property at a price that is appealing amount before prices rise to reflect the growth in value facilitated through the TEL.

Three of the four houses available each have six bedrooms. They are located on spaces ranging from 2,675 sq. ft. to 3,016 sq feet with built-up areas ranging from 5,530 sq ft up to 6,400 square feet. The fourth house has four bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and covers the land of 2,294 square feet and is built up to 4,700 square feet. The project is scheduled to get its TOP in 1Q2025.

Deferred Payment Scheme, Customisable interiors
Additionally, in addition to Star Buy promotions with discounts of up to $250,000 on the Beachfront Collection, Sevens Group also have deferred payment plans on any development under construction (excluding The Carrara). In the scheme, purchasers will have the choice of exercising the option of purchasing at a later date after paying the option fee, thus aiding buyers who have to sell their home prior to purchasing. After exercising the option and paying the applicable stamp duty charges to IRAS the buyer will not have to make any further payments. have to be made to the seller until property is awarded its TOP certification.

The deferred payment plan gives prospective buyers plenty of time to plan their financial plan or get rid of any existing properties to avoid the cost of additional buyer’s stamp duty charges for the purchase of another property.

Additionally, Sevens Group offers buyers of their properties the option of customizing the house to meet the preferences of their buyers, thanks to their unique design-and-build hybrid concept. Customers have the possibility of customizing the interior of their residences, such as selecting the finishes and materials.

Customers will be able pick from a selection of products offered by the developer which includes different kinds of tiles, marbles, laminates, and granites for their carpentry, such as dry and wet cabinets for kitchens, wardrobes or vanity units.

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Knight Frank has set up an office for private clients located in Hong Kong, the second in Asia. Tung Ho-Pin was named the head of the new office. He will be advising clients who are private on their global properties.

In a news release on April 14, Knight Frank says Tung’s appointment will expand the company’s personal clientele, primarily for ultra-high-net worth individuals (UHNWIs) as well as family offices as well as the advisors they have located in Hong Kong and mainland China.

“We are thrilled to welcome Ho-Pin as a member of the Knight Frank Private Office. We have set ourselves a lofty goal of becoming the top market-leading private client, global private and advisor to family offices in real estate Ho-Pin’s addition puts us one step closer to achieving our objective. Ho-Pin’s appointment will allow Knight Frank to cater fully to the needs of our clients in the region. He will be able to advise private clients on aspects of their property transactions regardless of where they take place.” adds Paddy Dring, head of the Knight Frank Private Office.

This new Knight Frank private office opening situated in Hong Kong comes about a year after it established an office for private clients in Singapore in February. “With Singapore and Hong Kong being at the heart of capital flows throughout the Asian region It makes sense to establish an Private Office in Hong Kong as well,” says Nicholas Keong the head of Private Office at Knight Frank Singapore.

Keong states that the office was set up at an “impeccable moment”. “I anticipate working with him [Tung] in order to serve our clients situated in the region in the region where investments, business, property and lifestyles have been and will continue to be connected.”

Based on Knight Frank’s newest version of The Wealth Report, 45% of Asia-Pacific HNWIs are expected to see an increase in wealth by 2023 as against the 25% by 2022. In Asia-Pacific 16% of the Knight Frank Attitudes Survey respondents indicated that their clients are planning to purchase a house in 2023.

Hong Kong, Singapore, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Sydney are among the top 10 places with the highest number of super-prime property deals in the year 2022. 345 super-prime sales (sales that were made for a minimum of US$10 million or $13million) in addition to 53 super-prime transactions (transacted for at $25 million or less) were reported for these towns. Furthermore, residential property are still the most desirable property investment for UHNWIs across the Asia-Pacific region, especially within Greater China, where 32% of the wealth of HNWIs was devoted to their homes as their primary and secondary residences.

Knight Frank claims it was the case that investors from private companies were among the most active buyers of global commercial real estate in 2022. This trend will likely to persist in the coming year.

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A freehold shophouse on 13 Hongkong Street in the CBD is available for sale through an expression of Interest (EOI) procedure. The property is offered at a cost of $28 million which is equivalent to $4,623 per square foot in based on estimates of the gross floor area (GFA) that is 605 square feet.

The shophouse in the middle is a newly renovated property with an outdoor terrace. It is situated on a parcel of about 1,833 sq ft that is zoned for commercial use, with an area ratio of 4.2 which means this property is untapped with a GFA size of 1,600 sq feet.

“This is sure to appeal to owners and investors who are seeking a premium commercial asset in one Singapore’s most sought-after districts,” says Joshua Giam the executive director, capital market Singapore at CBRE who is marketing the property along with PropNex.

“The owner who is coming in can consider various value-added angles like making use of the gross floor space, possible arrangements to accommodate different needs like F&B hostels, F&B and serviced apartments, among others subject to the approval of appropriate authority,” he adds.

The property is just a few minutes from Clarke Quay and Raffles Place MRT Stations. The nearby landmarks are Clarke Quay Central which is an integrated development along with One George Street, a Grade-A office structure that is situated approximately 200m away from 13 Hongkong Street.

Richard Tan, director of PropNex Shophouse Elites Singapore, says that the huge population of workers in the area creates the property perfect for investors looking to profit from an impressive rental upside as well as capital appreciation. “We have seen a strong interest from families offices as well as wealthy individuals seeking freehold commercial properties within Singapore’s CBD,” he adds.

The EOI submission deadline is on May 9th at 12 noon.

Pinetree Hill brochure

Two shophouses with freehold adjoining properties situated on the 5th and 7th Jasmine Road, just off Upper Thomson Road and Upper Thomson Road, are available for sale through an expressions of interest (EOI) with a suggested value of $10.5 million or $2,665 per square foot on the area of floor.

Pinetree Hill brochure is expected to house 520 spacious and elegant condominiums as one of the residential dwellings in the region, making it the perfect haven for old and young couples.

The two-storey shophouses cover an overall site space of about 3,650 square feet and an area of floor space of approximately 3,940 square feet. The properties are designated for “residential commercial at the 1st storey” usage with an average plot ratio of 3.0 and building height controls that can be up to four floors in the 2018 Master Plan.

The shophouses are about 50m to Thomson Plaza shopping mall and are located near to Adelphi Park Estate which is a landed-housing community. The estate is accessible via major roads and expressways, such that Upper Thomson Road, Lornie Road, Thomson Road, Braddell Road, Marymount Road and the Pan Island Expressway. The properties are a mere a minute’s stroll to Upper Thomson MRT Station (situated on the Thomson-East Coast Line), and Caldecott MRT Station (an interchange with the Circle Line) is just one stop away.

“This unique opportunity provides investors the chance to own two freehold shophouses which can provide immediate rental income as well as future capital appreciation opportunities over time,” says Steven Tan the managing director of investment and capital market sales for ERA Realty Network. ERA is the sole marketer for the shophouses.

If the buyer is successful, they could consider redeveloping the adjacent shophouses to create a four-storey residential property that has commercial spaces on the top storey, suggests Tan. As long as the approval of the authorities and approval, the newly constructed building may be able to have a gross floor space of 10,950 square feet.

The properties are situated close to a range of facilities, such as popular eateries and cafes on Upper Thomson Road, Sin Ming Plaza and Junction 8 shopping mall. Famous educational institutions like Ai Tong School, Catholic High School, CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’ School, Marymount Convent School and Whitley Secondary School are within 2km radius.

The properties are available for sale with tenancies in place and are being sold on an “as is, where is” basis. The EOI process for the property will end on May 8th at 3pm.

Pinetree Hill launch price

A highly profitable resale sale in the month of March 7-14 took place on Nassim 9 in the form of selling a 3251 sq. ft ground-floor unit at $10.3 million ($3,169 per square foot) in March 10. The unit was bought at $7 million ($2,153 per sq ft) earlier in the month of January of 2011. In the end, the seller made the seller a $3.3 million (47%) profit on the deal, which amounts into an annualised gain that was 3.2% over 12 years.

Pinetree Hill launch price placed the winning bid of $671.5 million, equivalent to $1,318 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr). The price was $800 more than the second bid among the five bids submitted for Pinetree Hill.

Nassim 9 is a posh eight-unit condominium on Nassim Road in the District 10. The development, which is four stories tall, has been completed since 2002 and has four bedrooms ranging from 2,756 to 3,423 square feet.

It is situated within Nassim 9 is located in the Exclusive Nassim Road residential enclave, Nassim 9 is just a short walk from Tanglin Mall as well as other malls that are located on the Orchard Road shopping belt. The luxurious residential developments that surround Nassim 9 comprise Nassim Park Residences Nassim jade, the Tanglin Residences 19 Nassim and Les Maisons Nassim.

According to URA cautions that the most lucrative resale of Nassim 9 occurred on March 1. The sale was of a 2756 square foot unit located on the third floor. It was worth $9.5 million ($3,448 per square foot). The unit was purchased at $4.12 million ($1,495 per sq ft) at the end of December. The seller made an unprecedented $5.38 million (130%) profit, that’s an annualised return of 5% over the span of 17 years.

The second-highest profit sale during the week was the 2,820 square feet unit in Cairnhill Plaza which changed hands for $5.38 million ($1,908 per square foot) in March 9. The unit was valued at $2.6 million ($922 per sq ft) at the time it was put available for sale in 1997. The seller earned the sum of $2.78 million (107%) profit, which is equivalent to an annual income that was 2.9% over 25 years. It is also the longest time a property located at Cairnhill Plaza has been held by an owner.

The record for the highest-profit sale on Cairnhill Plaza is for a 3,305 sq ft apartment that was purchased to the buyer for $5.75 million (1,740 per square foot) in March of 2010. The unit was bought by the buyer for 2 million ($605 per square foot) during 1999. The seller raked in the record $3.75 million (187%) profit, which amounts to an annual gain of nine% over the course of 11 years.

Cairnhill Plaza is a freehold condominium located on Cairnhill Road in prime District 9. The 204-unit development consists of two towers with a 30-storey height and the unit mix is comprised of three and four-bedroom units ranging from 2,293 to 3,305 square feet. The entire project is completed by the year 1978, and is approximately forty-five years old.

The condo’s location near its location on the Orchard Road shopping belt means that it’s close to a number of prominent shopping malls as well as hotels, including The Paragon, Ngee Ann City, Ion Orchard, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel and the recently inaugurated Pullman Singapore Orchard along with Hilton Singapore Orchard.

Despite its central position however, the age of the development has been a slight price impact for Cairnhill Plaza. Based on caveats, median price for Cairnhill Plaza is around $1,894 per square foot.

On the other hand the most profitable deal of the week was the auction of a 1,528 square foot three-bedroom apartment located at V located on Shenton. The unit, located at the 39th level, was auctioned off at $3.09 million ($2,021 per square foot) on March 10. It was bought at $3.34 million ($2,187 per sq ft) at the end of April. The seller suffered losses of around $250,000 (8%), which amounts to an annualized cost that was 0.7% over nearly 11 years.

V Shenton is a 99-year leasehold condominium located situated on Shenton Way within District 1 the financial center of Singapore’s central district. The 510-unit condominium forms the residential part of a mixed-use projectcomprised of a 54-story residential tower as well as a 23-story office building. The entire project was completed in the year 2017.

Nearby commercial developments near V on Shenton include OUE Downtown, CapitaSky, SGX Centre, Asia Square Tower 1 and 2 and the soon-to-be IOI Central Boulevard Towers. It was recently finished Shenton Way MRT Station located on the Thomson-East Coast Line also sits at the bottom of V on Shenton.

Five resales have occurred on the floor of V on Shenton to date that range from a 484 square feet apartment located on the 25th floor which was sold at $1.04 million ($2,143 per square foot) on January 16 to a 1,755 sq. ft unit located on the 50th floor, which brought $4.06 million ($2,314 per sq ft) on March 1.

The most profitable resale for V Shenton is Shenton is selling a 1 98 square feet unit on the 28th floor, for $2 million ($1,822 per sq ft) the 14th of April 2022. The unit was purchased at $2.43 million ($2,211 per square foot) on July 13, 2013. The seller was able to record a loss of 4277,000 (18%), which amounts to an annualized decrease in the range of 2.1% over eight years.

Pinetree Hill condo floor plan

A new record psf-price was recorded in Skyline 360 @ St Thomas Walk which is a freehold condominium situated off River Valley Road, with the purchase of a 2,131 sq. ft four-bedroom apartment on the 21st floor, for $5.7 million (or $2,674 per sq ft) on March 6. The transaction is the highest on the list of records for psf-price highs that occurred during the week of March 3-10. The week didn’t see any new record lows for psf prices.

Pinetree Hill condo floor plan has a total suite area of 22,534.7 square metres (sq m) with a maximum Gross Floor Area (GFA) of 47,323 sq m.

Skyline 360 St Thomas Walk is a luxurious condo situated in District 9’s most sought-after. The development of 61 units was completed in the year 2012. It includes large-sized units like threebedrooms, and four bedrooms that span from 1,733 sq ft to 2,131 sq feet. Additionally, there are six 5-bedroom units that range from 3,929 to 415 sq feet. Each unit covers an entire floor, from the 30th to 35th floors. The topmost floor is a 6,523 square foot duplex penthouse.

The condo is situated in an exclusive residential area that is near The Orchard Road shopping belt and River Valley area. The shopping centres near the property are Great World City, 111 Somerset and Ngee Ann City.

Additionally, Skyline 360 @ St Thomas Walk is served by major roads like River Valley Road, Leonie Hill Road, Grange Road and Orchard Road. The nearby MRT stations are Great World on the Thomson-East Coast Line as well as Somerset located on the North-South Line.

The most recent sale at Skyline 360 at St Thomas Walk is the second resale this year. On February 17th the 3,929 square foot apartment on the 31st floor of Skyline 360 was sold at $10.2 million ($2,596 per sq ft). This unit is spread across every floor of 31st.

The last year, only one unit sold in the condominium. This was a 1,733 square feet unit on the 10th floor, which sold for $3.95 million ($2,279 per sq ft) on January 28 2022.

The large number of units in Skyline 360 @ St Thomas Walk and the location in a sought-after central area, mean that the condo is sold at expensive prices when compared to other developments. Based on URA caveats calculated from EdgeProp Singapore, Skyline 360 @ St Thomas Walk commands an average of $2,635 per sq ft.

A small number of neighboring freehold condos are in close proximity to or above the price. The condos are one Devonshire ($2,687 per sq. ft.), Espada ($2,438 per square foot) as well as Suites at Central ($2,553 per square foot).

The second-highest record price for a psf during the week was for selling of the 689 square feet, two-bedroom unit in Commonwealth Towers. The condo, located situated on the 43rd level, was sold at $1.57 million ($2,279 per square foot) the 8th of March. It was slightly over the previous record for this condo. It had been set the previous month the sale, when a similar 689 sq ft unit located on the 36th floor went at $1.49 million ($2,163 per sq ft) on February 23.

Commonwealth Towers is an 845-unit project located situated on Commonwealth Avenue in District 3. The 99-year leasehold development was completed in the year 2017. The mix of units includes one-to-four-bedroom units which range from 441 sq ft to 1,302 sq feet.

Commonwealth Towers is situated next to Queenstown MRT Station on the East-West Line, and its central location in the neighborhood makes it near a number of schools, community facilities as well as private and public residential developments.

The primary schools that are within 1 km of Commonwealth Towers are New Town Primary School and Queenstown Primary School. Alexandra Primary School and Gan Eng Seng Primary School are located within 2km of the condominium. Other schools within the vicinity comprise Queenstown Secondary School, Queensway Secondary School and Crescent Girls’ School.

Some notable residential developments near Commonwealth Towers include the neighbouring 736-unit Queens Peak which was completed in the year 2020, as well as the 1,259 unit Stirling Residences.

It has been reported that there have been eleven resales transactions at Commonwealth Towers to date this year. The sold units range from a 1,033 sq. ft three-bedroom unit which sold for $2.08 million ($2,013 per square foot) on February 20, and a 4,84 sq feet, one-bedroom unit which sold for $900,000 ($1,858 per sq ft) on Feb. 24.

The week also witnessed The Shelford The Shelford, a freehold condominium on Shelford Road was able to recorded a record-breaking psf-price. A 1,399 square foot unit was purchased to the highest bidder for $3.18 million ($2,273 per sq ft) the 3rd of March. This was slightly higher than the previous record that was set by a 1,033 square ft unit which was auctioned off at $2.29 million ($2,216 per sq ft) in September 2021.

The Shelford is an 215-unit condominium located in the District 11 area of prime and was completed in the year 2005. The condominium is located located in an ideal spot in the vicinity of Dunearn Road. It is near Hwa Chong Institution, Nanyang Primary School as well as St Margaret’s Secondary School. The nearby MRT stations comprise Tan Kah Kee on the Downtown Line, as well as Botanic Gardens Interchange Station on the Circle and Downtown Lines.

This is why The Shelford has seen its prices rise significantly over the last couple of years. The month of March 2013 saw the median price for The Shelford was $1,541, but it’s risen to $2,045 per square foot this month.

Pinetree Hill showflat

City Developments Limited (CDL) has purchased Sofitel Brisbane Central for A$177.7 million ($159.2 million) or A$427,000 for each key. This is CDL’s 3rd Hotel in Australia.

Pinetree Hill showflat located in the tightly held neighbourhood of the Ulu Pandan area, the charming Pinetree Hill sits in the central region of Singapore.

The acquisition was completed by the group’s 100%-owned subsidiary hotel Millennium & Copthorne Hotels Limited (M&C) and was completed in a 50/50 jointly-owned venture (JV) together with the subsidiary listed in New Zealand Millennium & Copthorne Hotels New Zealand Limited on the 22nd of March when it signed a purchase agreement (PSA) as well as a business contract for the sale of assets with Brookfield Asset Management.

The five-star Sofitel luxury hotel Brisbane Central offers 416 suites and rooms and is Brisbane’s most branded single hotel in terms of rooms available. The hotel’s 30-storey height is the city’s biggest hotel meeting and event facility featuring nine meeting and conference rooms that can host up to 1,100 persons.

Softel Brisbane Central is located within Brisbane’s central business district (CBD) and has the direct connection directly to Brisbane’s Central Station. The hotel’s location offers access to Brisbane’s retail and commercial zones as well as Brisbane Airport, Brisbane Airport, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Gold Coast and the remainder of Queensland.

A few of Brisbane’s most popular attractions like Eagle Street Pier and Queen Street Mall are accessible by foot.

From the hotel guests can to enjoy the stunning views of Brisbane’s famous ANZAC Square, the city’s skyline, and Brisbane’s Sunshine Coast, which is approximately an hour and half’s drive from the hotel.

The acquisition is believed to be in line the CDL diversification strategy, and is in line with Australia as one of its major markets. The group also has numerous projects in development that include Fitzroy Fitzroy and The Marker in Melbourne as well as Brickworks Park and Treetops at Kenmore in Brisbane.

“The planned acquisition will mark the company’s entrance into the Brisbane hospitality industry. Brisbane is among the most important tourism markets in Australia which have seen the most robust revenue per room (RevPAR) growth in 2022, far exceeding the pre-pandemic average,” says CDL’s executive chairman Kwek Leng Beng.

“Brisbane’s pipeline of more than A$20 billion worth of infrastructure projects will help further increase Brisbane’s status as a top sporting, business, and tourism tourist destination. With Brisbane as the host city of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Rugby World Cup in Australia in 2027 and 2029, the purchase is a fantastic opportunity for the company to expand the presence of our business in Australia and increase our regular revenue stream. The company remains focused on enhancing the hospitality business,” the CEO says.

Pinetree Hill Condo Ulu Pandan

CBRE have promoted Flint Davidson to the role as its new head of capital markets in the Pacific. He is also a member of the Pacific Executive Committee, as the company states in a press announcement. Davidson has been working for CBRE since 1997, and has been the CBRE’s head of its Pacific capital markets office over the past five years.

Pinetree Hill Condo Ulu Pandan site has a total suite area of 22,534.7 square metres (sq m) with a maximum Gross Floor Area (GFA) of 47,323 sq m.

“Following an extensive search both internally and externally, Flint was the standout candidate to head our world-class teams in the capital market,” says Phil Rowland CBRE’s CEO Pacific advice services.

Transactions that were facilitated through Davidson includes Link REIT’s purchase of an 49.9% stake in Investa Gateway Offices in the year 2000 in exchange for A$1.15 billion ($1.03 billion) and The A$1.025 billion deal to sell fifty% share in the Melbourne’s Southern Cross Towers and the A$925 million purchase of half-shares in the Sydney’s Grosvenor Place.

As per CBRE, Davidson will continue to focus on office deals and will also be focusing on other important aspects of CBRE’s capital market business that was a top performer in on the MSCI Real Assets rankings in Australia in 2022, achieving an market stake in the region of 28.4%.