07-06-2025, 10:34 PM
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杜生阁五房式单位近166万元转售 创建屋局迄今公开最高纪录
07-06-2025, 10:39 PM
A resale HDB flat priced at $1.658 million, such as the five-room loft unit at SkyTerrace@Dawson, is significantly above the average Singaporean's affordability range. The group of people who can realistically afford such a price point is quite narrow. Here's a breakdown of potential buyer profiles based on income, financial status, and strategic intent:
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🧑💼 1. Dual-Income High-Earning Couples (DINKs)
Combined monthly household income: $25,000–$35,000
Often professionals in finance, tech, law, or medicine.
Likely to be Singaporean PR couples or Singapore citizens in their 30s to early 40s.
May not want the upkeep or commitment of a private condo yet.
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💼 2. Corporate Executives / Professionals
Single or married individuals in senior management roles (e.g., directors, partners).
Likely to have large bonuses or stock options; cash-rich but asset-conscious.
Prefer central location and rare HDB gems over mass-market condos in suburbs.
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👨👩👧👦 3. Upgraders with Multigenerational Families
Selling a fully-paid jumbo flat or executive maisonette at a good price.
Using cash proceeds + CPF + some financing to afford rare, large units near town.
Prefer staying in mature estates like Queenstown for elderly parents’ convenience.
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🏘️ 4. Asset-Rich but Private-Property Disqualified Buyers
Those who sold private property recently and completed their 15-month wait-out period (a new rule from Sept 2022).
May choose high-end HDB flats as their next home due to location + size.
HDB flats like SkyTerrace are not under PLH (Prime Location Housing), making them attractive.
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💰 5. Investors or Wealth Planners
May be buying under a child’s name or as part of a longer-term wealth strategy.
Recognize the scarcity value of loft units in mature estates.
Understand that rare HDBs (like DBSS flats, lofts, maisonettes) may appreciate or retain value better than mass condo units.
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🧳 6. New Citizens / High-Income PRs
Foreigners who recently became citizens or PRs with a Singaporean spouse.
High-earning expatriates who wish to integrate but prefer large public housing close to city.
May have previously lived in condos or landed homes elsewhere.
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Summary
Buyer Profile Monthly Household Income Key Motivation
Dual-Income Professionals $25k–$35k Location + space + lifestyle
Corporate Executives $20k–$30k+ Unique design + investment
Multigenerational Upgraders Asset-based Space, centrality, near amenities
Post-Private Property Sellers Varies Short wait for good-value city-living
Investors/Wealth Managers High Scarcity value and capital appreciation
New Citizens / PRs $15k–$30k+ Transition from private to high-end HDB
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🧑💼 1. Dual-Income High-Earning Couples (DINKs)
Combined monthly household income: $25,000–$35,000
Often professionals in finance, tech, law, or medicine.
Likely to be Singaporean PR couples or Singapore citizens in their 30s to early 40s.
May not want the upkeep or commitment of a private condo yet.
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💼 2. Corporate Executives / Professionals
Single or married individuals in senior management roles (e.g., directors, partners).
Likely to have large bonuses or stock options; cash-rich but asset-conscious.
Prefer central location and rare HDB gems over mass-market condos in suburbs.
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👨👩👧👦 3. Upgraders with Multigenerational Families
Selling a fully-paid jumbo flat or executive maisonette at a good price.
Using cash proceeds + CPF + some financing to afford rare, large units near town.
Prefer staying in mature estates like Queenstown for elderly parents’ convenience.
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🏘️ 4. Asset-Rich but Private-Property Disqualified Buyers
Those who sold private property recently and completed their 15-month wait-out period (a new rule from Sept 2022).
May choose high-end HDB flats as their next home due to location + size.
HDB flats like SkyTerrace are not under PLH (Prime Location Housing), making them attractive.
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💰 5. Investors or Wealth Planners
May be buying under a child’s name or as part of a longer-term wealth strategy.
Recognize the scarcity value of loft units in mature estates.
Understand that rare HDBs (like DBSS flats, lofts, maisonettes) may appreciate or retain value better than mass condo units.
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🧳 6. New Citizens / High-Income PRs
Foreigners who recently became citizens or PRs with a Singaporean spouse.
High-earning expatriates who wish to integrate but prefer large public housing close to city.
May have previously lived in condos or landed homes elsewhere.
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Summary
Buyer Profile Monthly Household Income Key Motivation
Dual-Income Professionals $25k–$35k Location + space + lifestyle
Corporate Executives $20k–$30k+ Unique design + investment
Multigenerational Upgraders Asset-based Space, centrality, near amenities
Post-Private Property Sellers Varies Short wait for good-value city-living
Investors/Wealth Managers High Scarcity value and capital appreciation
New Citizens / PRs $15k–$30k+ Transition from private to high-end HDB
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