Price aside. People do need to take a serious look at the layouts and spacing at Orie before they actually proceed to ballot. That being said, abit too late for my comments now that so many units have been sold. Look carefully at the showflat units. With superb interior design and layout, there are hardly any space left for one to customise his own living space. This means there is NO room at all for you to add a bookshelf, or an extra table. Even the built-in tables are half-width in size. The bedrooms are LITERALLY a "bed" room and nothing else. And yes, this is seen even in the largest configuration 5BR units. This means that there is a real problem here about livability in ORIE's units. Are we seriously considering here that a unlivable condo will nevertheless continue to appreciate in 3 to 5 yrs or even 10 yrs down the road? Really? For a unlivable property? I seriously have problems coming to terms with this. And no, it is not that i am being picky and are only looking at spacier/larger units or projects. Who will seriously want to "upgrade" into this property in the future only to find that there are severe limitations how they are going to live-in or use the space in the condo they spend 4 to 5m buying in the future?
Insightful, so you’re saying now that buying at a higher floor (especially for bigger units like 3 bedders) can make more profits than low floor? I thought it used to be the other way around but seems like the trend has changed if that’s what you’re observing
@@Bowser558uh. Yes it’s part of our comparison when we meet face to face as it’s part of our research as well Nava grove is 2400psf too. But I think we lose out a lot more on the accessibility in location as compared to tpy? Both also same psf to begin with then maybe intrinsically tpy abit better But nava falls under future transformation growth area. So macro prospects abit different as compared to a matured estate like tpy.
Price aside. People do need to take a serious look at the layouts and spacing at Orie before they actually proceed to ballot. That being said, abit too late for my comments now that so many units have been sold.
Look carefully at the showflat units. With superb interior design and layout, there are hardly any space left for one to customise his own living space. This means there is NO room at all for you to add a bookshelf, or an extra table. Even the built-in tables are half-width in size. The bedrooms are LITERALLY a "bed" room and nothing else. And yes, this is seen even in the largest configuration 5BR units.
This means that there is a real problem here about livability in ORIE's units. Are we seriously considering here that a unlivable condo will nevertheless continue to appreciate in 3 to 5 yrs or even 10 yrs down the road? Really? For a unlivable property?
I seriously have problems coming to terms with this. And no, it is not that i am being picky and are only looking at spacier/larger units or projects.
Who will seriously want to "upgrade" into this property in the future only to find that there are severe limitations how they are going to live-in or use the space in the condo they spend 4 to 5m buying in the future?
Insightful, so you’re saying now that buying at a higher floor (especially for bigger units like 3 bedders) can make more profits than low floor? I thought it used to be the other way around but seems like the trend has changed if that’s what you’re observing
Millionaires buying one room one bath leasehold units, sounded crazy. It’s happened in TYO in the 70s’.
Now singaporean anyhow buy. Monkey see monkey do. If market crash …. Fire sales by bank then they know.
😢😢😢 why release video after launch ?
😭😭😭 my editors couldn’t rush it in time. I’ll do better next time!!!!!
Why u compare to Chuan ocr which is high price non harmonised? Compare nava grove better? 😅
@@Bowser558uh. Yes it’s part of our comparison when we meet face to face as it’s part of our research as well
Nava grove is 2400psf too. But I think we lose out a lot more on the accessibility in location as compared to tpy?
Both also same psf to begin with then maybe intrinsically tpy abit better
But nava falls under future transformation growth area. So macro prospects abit different as compared to a matured estate like tpy.