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Investment trends, I feel that it might potentially be flatlined at best. Been conflicted about current economic conditions that we face. On 1 hand, SG has been a haven & safe harbour to the affluent & mega wealthy foreigners who are moving their assets here, notably since the start of the HK protest in 2019, followed by COVID which brought about interest in property purchase due to the conducive interest rate environment. Do potentially see more risks now, with the Russia-Ukraine regional war which brought financial & economic retaliatory moves in the face of an ongoing inflationary situation. I do see a looming recession in the horizon with stagflation as it’s cause. In light of this, I am not optimistic about future interest rates to which mortgage is the primary tool when homebuyers are making a home purchase. Should there be a global recession, which sector in the job market will be spared. Love to hear your thoughts, Stackedhomes. Thanks!
@@bigno1900 Well, I do agree in some part using reits as an income tool but be aware that reit is an instrument of financial engineering whereby developers/ private equity fund offload 1/2 or more of their stake in portfolio of quality/questionable real estate to unitholders. It’s prob not a simple case of buy n hold to collect reit distribution since moral hazard n agency cost are very real.
Are you able to focus on single first time buyers below 35 with a tight budget? It's a pretty niche market comparatively, so there're really limited resources to refer to :x
Hi Stacked. Now that the difference in psf between OCR RCR and CCR is so small and almost insignificant in some cases, would you think that CCR properties are under valued and OCR over valued? In the middle-long term, say 8-10 year period, do you think that CCR (freehold) properties would be a decent investment at today's prices?
It’s so calming to listen to Stacked homes house tour or Ryan’s sharing. My way to destress 🤣 thanks for the lovely and calming background music and lots of insight!! 2022 property market looks scary!
Could you talk about should I buy affordable older hdb to minimize HDB loan vs maximising HDB loan for first time buyer aiming for a resale without grant? Really like your talks as I feel it's objective
@Andy cramb I thought I was the only one that had contacted Mr. Tobias when he talked about him, I snapped on the opportunity and contacted Tobias too, that’s why I’m on a huge profit after re-selling the esta
So those bigger developments such as Dairy Farm and Pandan Valley etc. will be harder to enbloc as Developers will find these to be high risk investment..?
I would presume so. Mandarin gardens, Laguna Park, Lagoon view, Neptune court etc. all will not stand a chance to en-bloc. It's virtually impossible. The risk is just too high to swallow.
If there was ABSD for MRT stations too then I think all underground ones would be hit with them ;) e.g. TEL3 begun construction way back in 2014 which means it took almost 8.5 yrs to build
@@lzh4950 I think it's quite understandable. Underground lines are way harder to plan and build than above-ground ones (i.e. JRL), and what more through a highly built up area in Orchard/RV/city.
What other investment trends do you think property investors should take note of?
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Investment trends, I feel that it might potentially be flatlined at best. Been conflicted about current economic conditions that we face.
On 1 hand, SG has been a haven & safe harbour to the affluent & mega wealthy foreigners who are moving their assets here, notably since the start of the HK protest in 2019, followed by COVID which brought about interest in property purchase due to the conducive interest rate environment.
Do potentially see more risks now, with the Russia-Ukraine regional war which brought financial & economic retaliatory moves in the face of an ongoing inflationary situation. I do see a looming recession in the horizon with stagflation as it’s cause.
In light of this, I am not optimistic about future interest rates to which mortgage is the primary tool when homebuyers are making a home purchase. Should there be a global recession, which sector in the job market will be spared.
Love to hear your thoughts, Stackedhomes.
Thanks!
just buy private to stay and use property reits for investment if want to have property under investment theme?
@@bigno1900 Well, I do agree in some part using reits as an income tool but be aware that reit is an instrument of financial engineering whereby developers/ private equity fund offload 1/2 or more of their stake in portfolio of quality/questionable real estate to unitholders.
It’s prob not a simple case of buy n hold to collect reit distribution since moral hazard n agency cost are very real.
Super informative and straight to the point. Ryan is a treasure. Thank you Stacked!
Thanks for your kind words!
Are you able to focus on single first time buyers below 35 with a tight budget? It's a pretty niche market comparatively, so there're really limited resources to refer to :x
Yes! We've been thinking of that. Will take note of this for our future videos!
Mr Ryan Ong is a national treasure , superb analysis , bullseye
Thank you so much! 😊
Any thoughts on conservation flats like those in Tiong Bahru area?
How's the rental market currently for home owners? Not newly purchased ones in 2022
Hi Stacked. Now that the difference in psf between OCR RCR and CCR is so small and almost insignificant in some cases, would you think that CCR properties are under valued and OCR over valued? In the middle-long term, say 8-10 year period, do you think that CCR (freehold) properties would be a decent investment at today's prices?
It’s so calming to listen to Stacked homes house tour or Ryan’s sharing. My way to destress 🤣 thanks for the lovely and calming background music and lots of insight!!
2022 property market looks scary!
Thanks for your kind words 🙌😀
Hello how does the cov impact first time buyers pls?
cov is cash upfront , no credit , no cpf , cold hard cash
Try to negotiate so that there won’t be any cov. There are still value purchases around.
Could you talk about should I buy affordable older hdb to minimize HDB loan vs maximising HDB loan for first time buyer aiming for a resale without grant? Really like your talks as I feel it's objective
Thank you for the insightful sharing!!
Glad it was helpful!
I want to wake up one day and find out my real estate is worth $100,000.00
Just got a new apartment worth $300,00 from Mr Tobias
His houses are very strategical and we’ll designed🥰
@Andy cramb I thought I was the only one that had contacted Mr. Tobias when he talked about him, I snapped on the opportunity and contacted Tobias too, that’s why I’m on a huge profit after re-selling the esta
Awesome work !!!
He has really made a good name for himself then we thought!!!
Can't wait to own a property to my name!!!
🙌🙌🙌
So those bigger developments such as Dairy Farm and Pandan Valley etc. will be harder to enbloc as Developers will find these to be high risk investment..?
I would presume so. Mandarin gardens, Laguna Park, Lagoon view, Neptune court etc. all will not stand a chance to en-bloc. It's virtually impossible. The risk is just too high to swallow.
@@cchan4739 then good luck to those banking in these large developments hoping for en blocs
If there was ABSD for MRT stations too then I think all underground ones would be hit with them ;) e.g. TEL3 begun construction way back in 2014 which means it took almost 8.5 yrs to build
@@lzh4950 I think it's quite understandable. Underground lines are way harder to plan and build than above-ground ones (i.e. JRL), and what more through a highly built up area in Orchard/RV/city.