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Investors for Mixed Condos

Recent figures are showing that a wide range of investors have been attracted to mixed developments over the past few years. Why have these developments become so popular for both investors and homeowners? Here are a few factors to consider for potential Kingsford Waterbay buyers.

Mixed developments integrate both residential and commercial units in one complex. Making their popularity rise in recent years. This is really no surprise considering Singapore’s growing population and a scarcity of land, which has created flood of demand for both amenities and homes.
Developers have begun to offer mixed developments island wide as a means to address the growing concerns over urban liveability and scarce land.

Chief Operating Officer of GuocoLand’s Singapore branch, Cheng Hsing Yao, recently pointed out that these mixed developments are a logical response to the issue of higher density living.

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Great deals in Punggol

The housing market is cooling off worldwide with the exception of the country of Singapore’s Northern area near Punggol and Serangoon. Here the real estate market is booming and the new development Kingsford Waterway is going to be one of the hottest and most exclusive places to be living in the near future.

Today in this article, you will see why everyone is talking about Kingsford Waterbay condominiums. This is an exciting growth area where it is estimated 5.65 Million square feet of retail space will be opened up by 2017, for development.

This means Kingsford Waterbay will be in the hub of a new business Renaissance in Singapore in only a short period of time.

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Location and Amenities
They say location is everything Kingsford Waterbay has the perfect location built along the Sungei Serangoon waterfront near Punggol Park across from the Serangoon Secondary School and …

Housing Loans in Singapore Slows

Housing loans in Singapore grew at 6.4 percent year-on-year in October – or its slowest pace in seven years – on the back of a weak property market as well as a higher base, said Maybank Kim Eng and reported in the media.

“Industry domestic banking unit (DBU) loans for Kingsford Waterbay grew nine percent Tampines Ave 11 Tender year-on-year in October, down from 10.6 percent a month earlier. Business and consumer loans grew at their slowest pace in four and seven years respectively. The former’s slowdown was led by lending to general commerce (+12.3 percent year-on-year), transport, storage & communication (+13.5 percent) and financial institutions (+15.4 percent),” it said.

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“The latter’s deceleration came about as property-market sentiment remained poor. But as we had toned down our loan-growth expectations after Q3 2014 results, especially for DBS, there is no need to revise numbers just yet.”

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Property Markets

The auditor, taxation and advisory services company have given their autumn report on the current developments in the important property markets of countries in the Asia – Pacific region, particularly featuring the commercial property investment area.

Australia: The property market in Kingsford Waterbay near Upper Serangoon was very active during 2013, the commercial property market recovered to the level last seen before the global financial crash. Activity this year remains brisk and there is increasing interest in properties for sale.

China: slow growth, China’s Gross Domestic Product growth slowed further during the first quarter 2014. There was a bounce in the demand for office space early in the year and rents became steady. The progressive tightening up of lending led to fewer new built residential apartments during the 1st quarter 2014.

Hong Kong: Lower unemployment rates mean economic growth. Hong Kong’s economy grew 2.5% during the first quarter 2014 over …

Serangoon Projects

A stronger contributing factor from Chip Eng Seng group’s Property Development division has allowed a 363% climb, year on year, in 2014’s 3rd quarter to a figure of $415.7 million.
Following a completion in August of the DBSS Belvia project, their division for Property Development saw a leap in revenue from its 2013 3rd Quarter figure of $21.8 million, to its 2014 3rd quarter figure of $313.8 million.

Kingsford Waterbay Serangoon Projects

In a recent statement made by the group, it was pointed out that other factors played a role in this increase for Kingsford Waterbay Projects, such as on-going projects like Nine Residences and Kingsford Waterbay being given progressive earnings recognition. There has also been the sale of units remaining in other projects that have been completed that add to this.
In August of 2014 two Orchard Condo Fernvale land parcels were purchased by the group, which came on …