HDB to Condo Ownership Trends in Singapore, Affordability & Making Prudent Decisions | NOTG S3 EP 70

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
  • On this episode of NOTG, George, Shawn, and Jesley from PropertyLimBrothers discuss the impact of HDB upgraders on Singapore’s property market, noting the trend of increased condo ownership due to rising HDB prices and a desire for better capital appreciation. They explain how higher borrowing capacity also drives this shift. The team covers loan frameworks, MSR regulations, and property valuations, emphasising strategic property investment's importance for capital growth. They highlight the value of property ownership in Singapore, where a buyer’s name has become a significant asset.
    Additionally, they share personal regrets and lessons from their property investments, such as not holding onto properties longer or not buying larger properties when possible. They stress considering future needs and the potential benefits of stretching one's budget for a larger property. Stay tuned for more insights on the challenges of property investment and affordability. Find out about their personal opinions about real estate investment!
    Speaking of condos, have you always thought of investing in a new launch condo but find yourself hesitating, afraid of making the wrong choice, or perhaps overwhelmed by the options? Compare 80+ condos in 10 hours at PLB New Launch Convention 2024 on July 7th, 10 am - 8 pm! 1 day, 10 speaking sessions with 6 keynotes by industry experts from PropertyLimBrothers, sharing exclusive PLB frameworks for choosing the right condo!
    Early bird tickets now available at $7, sign up here: bit.ly/plbnlc24
    00:00 Introduction
    02:03 Home ownership ratio (Global Comparison)
    09:23 HDB upgraders
    16:36 Loaning capability
    36:47 Healthy monthly mortgage
    38:36 Searching for a new launch property
    44:28 Holding a property for too long
    49:51 Understanding the masterplan and your time horizon
    56:46 Average PSF for New Launches
    01:02:22 Efficient layouts
    01:07:47 Wipe out investment
    01:22:00 Purchasing power of Singapore household sector
    01:31:01 Buying too small
    01:40:15 Buying to the maximum
    01:50:20 New Launch Convention
    #PropertyLimBrothers​ #notg #podcast
    ---------------------------------------------
    List of Links
    PLB
    Our Main Website: www.propertylimbrothers.com/
    CZcams: / @propertylimbrothers
    Facebook: / propertylimbrothers
    Instagram: / propertylimbrothers
    TikTok: / propertylimbrothers
    NOTG
    Website: www.propertylimbrothers.com/n...
    CZcams: / @notgpodcast
    Facebook: / notgpodcast
    Instagram: / notgpodcast
    TIkTok: / notgpodcast
    Telegram: t.me/notgpod
    PLB INSIGHTS
    CZcams: / @plbinsights
    Website: plbinsights.com/read-all/
    Facebook: / insightsbyplb
    Instagram: / insights_plb
    Webinars: www.propertylimbrothers.com/w...
    Melvin
    About Melvin: www.propertylimbrothers.com/o...
    Facebook: / melvinlimwk
    Instagram: / melvin_propertylimbrot...
    LinkedIn: / melvin-propertylimbrot...
    TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY
    www.propertylimbrothers.com
    CONTACT PLB HOTLINE AT
    wa.me/6597457388
    NUGGETS ON THE GO
    Spotify: spoti.fi/3u8UFsR
    Apple Podcast: apple.co/3cvBaEH
    SOFA SO GOOD
    Spotify: spoti.fi/2PdqqSs
    Apple Podcast: bit.ly/plb-sofasogood
    Disclaimer of NOTG Podcast:
    propertylimbrothers.com/discl...
    "This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the host and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions or positions of any individuals, organizations or companies mentioned or discussed on the show.
    The content provided on this podcast is not intended to and does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice, and is not a substitute for professional advice. Listeners should not act upon any information provided on this podcast without seeking advice from a professional.
    The host and guests on this podcast make no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information on this show or found by following any links mentioned on this show. The host and guests will not be liable for any errors or omissions in this information nor for the availability of this information. The host and guests will not be liable for any losses, injuries, or damages from the display or use of this information.
    Listeners of this podcast assume all risks and responsibilities for any actions taken based on the information provided on this podcast. The host and guests disclaim any liability for any claims or damages that may arise from reliance on the information provided on this podcast."

Komentáře • 25

  • @lynTan-jt9df
    @lynTan-jt9df Před 13 dny +5

    Really like George hosting. Humble and respectful towards others. Present and manage the discussion well. Can see that he put in a lot of preparation works.

    • @notgpodcast
      @notgpodcast  Před dnem

      Hi there!
      Thank you for watching our content! Feel free to join the NOTG Community on Telegram for more interesting topics 😃
      Join us! t.me/notgpod
      Cheers!

  • @junjun906
    @junjun906 Před 14 dny +1

    1:08:00 they missed the boat. at 2.4mil, they were plenty of 3 br compact in grand dunman to choose from. but now all sold out, (3 br compact is the typical 4 room bto). street directory forgot to update, it is grand dunman.

  • @ksgun
    @ksgun Před 10 dny

    Good hosting and comfortable pace by George! Looking forward to the next one already

    • @notgpodcast
      @notgpodcast  Před dnem

      Hi there!
      Thank you for watching our content! Feel free to join the NOTG Community on Telegram for more interesting topics 😃
      Join us! t.me/notgpod
      Cheers!

  • @danho9489
    @danho9489 Před 13 dny

    Very insightful sharing and great hosting by George. First watched George and Yurong from previous episodes, enjoyed it and now got to see a new side of George hosting. Am a fan now😅 Can see George still has a lot to share, especially like the part about whether to stretch or not and show numbers to back up but maybe not enough air time. Hope to see more of George sharing his property insights next time! T’was a good session by all

    • @notgpodcast
      @notgpodcast  Před dnem

      Hi there!
      Thank you for watching our content! Feel free to join the NOTG Community on Telegram for more interesting topics 😃
      Join us! t.me/notgpod
      Cheers!

  • @jerasu-tl6sh
    @jerasu-tl6sh Před 11 dny +7

    What a skewed narrative on buying too small part. Would you stretch yourself to pour everything you had into NVIDIA shares 2 years ago? then why didn't you do it? it's easy to say when your are speaking in hindsight. Who wouldn't stretch if they are guaranteed a return.

  • @jtinsive
    @jtinsive Před 14 dny +1

    This decouple and own 2 is what's driving the market price up

  • @ds68889
    @ds68889 Před dnem

    BTO profit is $500k for 4rm now, not$200k. Look at McPherson, boon Keng and Toa payoh.

  • @plantedtrees4193
    @plantedtrees4193 Před 14 dny +2

    Comparison steals your joy. 😅

  • @Sporky888
    @Sporky888 Před 6 dny

    Did we normalize the chart for amount of growth of units in each sector? Could also be quantity of hdb vs. condo decreasing?

  • @GodTell7
    @GodTell7 Před 14 dny +2

    last 2 gens singaporang own a house could be easily beat condo or landed in current generation with well cashflow & maintaining 😊. Example, your grandfather got a hdb at 1985 pass down 2005 to father,when your father got d hdb from grandfather could be fully paid, so, your father basic owned a free house & use d old house to upgrade to newer , after generation if you well spend , not using your cash to buy lamboghini u could be own a condo or landed now. As my friend now age 55 own 3 condos at central are not surprised to me

  • @thefairplayer
    @thefairplayer Před 9 dny

    these 3 have good dynamics. encore!

  • @kenneth3132
    @kenneth3132 Před 14 dny

    Stretching is easier for savers, and as you earn more. because tdsr 0.55 means you still have 0.45, if your combined is 10, thats 4.5k remaining so stretching is riskier, but if your combined is 30k, the remaining of 0.45 tdsr is 13.5k monthly which is very very comfortable for a couple to get by. Of course if you give in to lifestyle inflation, then any amount is not enough.

  • @gerrardli3029
    @gerrardli3029 Před 14 dny +2

    A family with 2 kids easily need 5 rooms for comfort.

    • @gohbern83
      @gohbern83 Před 13 dny

      I think family with 2 kids need to stay in inter terrace instead. Need to have dogs, cats, helper, granny, WFH room etc.

  • @geraldtong4414
    @geraldtong4414 Před 11 dny +1

    Very interesting to see these property agent ownself say ownself sibei song for just 6K views. Very interesting.

  • @dylanlim9402
    @dylanlim9402 Před 14 dny +2

    Eh, you guys give the example realistic anot. Average Singapore income is 5.8k leh. You think more people have above 5.8k or lesser?

    • @jackywong4806
      @jackywong4806 Před 14 dny +3

      There are also about 20% of the population household income more than $20K as at 2023

    • @junjun906
      @junjun906 Před 14 dny +3

      because this is pte property , hence they actually referring to 15% of earners. 85% of population transact hdb, so not so relevant to 85%. It is like Rolex ad target top 3% of earners, 97% use Casio. But it doesn’t mean Casio no good. Hdb or condo also both good. Just a place to live and see time. Just different segment

    • @wardumb
      @wardumb Před 9 dny

      I was wondering the same thing - the examples they point out is that really the norm in singapore? Damn if so I need to ask for a raise hahaha

    • @dylanlim9402
      @dylanlim9402 Před 9 dny

      @@junjun906yeah but they are talking about hdb upgrader.

  • @helloworldtt9271
    @helloworldtt9271 Před 12 dny

    4 bedder got so easy to sell anot, 3 bedder is always easier to sell isnt it

  • @leethaiann3362
    @leethaiann3362 Před 13 dny

    China china china $$$$$$$$