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(14-11-2021, 04:08 PM)debono Wrote: If the price difference is not much between FH and LH, then it is desirable to buy a FH property. cos for a FH it is your land for 1,000 years. Even if after 99 years, you still have 899 years to go. Therefore it is best that we buy FH landed property at a slightly higher price. Even with condo there are some which is FH an example is Pandan Valley condo off Holland road...... 
Boss, FH is really in perpetuity
Even 999yrs is actually LH, although considered almost as good as FH
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(14-11-2021, 04:21 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: Can tell me what is the price difference for thus property? Sjnce you say not much...
For example it is 30% higher than a LH landed property....
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(14-11-2021, 04:22 PM)p1acebo Wrote: Boss, FH is really in perpetuity
Even 999yrs is actually LH, although considered almost as good as FH 
Have you seen people whose family own property from 300yr or 400yrs ago? Or a a land that is passed down from ownership from a few hundred yrs?
Landownership.laws rarely remain unchanged over a long period. Sometimes from forceful acquisition or property tax js raise so high people return the land and property back to govt like in Japan where depopulation of rural areas take place.
Singapore also will be affected by climate change and changes in trade route etc ...
It is really while imagination that 999yrs of freehold can go on beyond certain period.
That aside the Bala curve actually assumes the freehold lasts forever and calculate to present value of money.
So you just need to refer to it to know if everything is properly adjusted.
All.qualitatuve, story telling type arguments are just people making all sorts of opinion on the matter. Often based on the last 30yrs rise of property in Singapore they project this into future which may not be true.
Our population is ageing. The next 50yrs can be very different. In Japan the best choice for people to make from 1992 to 2007 was to rent because the capital losses from property exceeds total rent.
Despite all the hype surrounding property investment if you go back 30yrs ...1990 until now the capital gains is 3% a year........one of the lowest among asset classes.
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(14-11-2021, 04:27 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: Have you seen people whose family own property from 300yr or 400yrs ago?
Hmm.... Sang Nila Utama's descendants?
Maybe not as far back as several centuries in singapore, but in europe definitely royalty will have their lands passed down. As some other bro has mentioned, for FH it is not the physical structure that it important. That will decay or may fall into a state of disrepair if not well taken care of. It is the land that is precious, i.e. it is below what the physical structure sits on. LH landed, after 99yrs, *poof*. Whether govt (SIT/HDB) or pte does not matter. Strata titled property on the other hand, you are buying air
So don't be so silly as to buy LH landed property, despite what one koyok seller here would have you believe
Unless you really, really cannot afford FH and die die insist on staying in landed property. LH landed to me is a way, way poorer cousin of FH landed property. If you buy second or third hand LH landed and are caught in a property downturn, the time decay will kill you off. Not rocket science. Believe in the facts, not koyok selling. The Geylang Lor 3 LH landed properties are testament of that. And chenghu refused to renew their leases too. The lease ended in 2020. No need to believe me, you can go google
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(14-11-2021, 04:37 PM)p1acebo Wrote: Hmm.... Sang Nila Utama? 
Maybe not in singapore, but in europe definitely royalty will have their lands passed down. As some other bro has mentioned, for FH it is not the physical structure that it important. That will decay or may fall into a state of disrepair if not well taken care of. It is the land that is precious, i.e. it is below what the physical structure sits on. LH landed, after 99yrs, *poof*. Whether govt (HDB) or pte does not matter. Strata titled property on the other hand, you are buying air 
So don't be so silly as to buy LH landed property, despite what one koyok seller here would have you believe 
Unless you really, really cannot afford FH and die die insist on staying in landed property. LH landed to me is a way, way poorer cousin of FH landed property. If you buy second or third hand LH landed and are caught in a property downturn, the time decay will kill you off. Not rocket science. Believe in the facts, not koyok selling. The Geylang Lor 3 LH landed properties are testament of that. And chenghu refused to renew their leases too. The lease ended in 2020. No need to believe me, you can go google 
Do not over consume property buy what you can afford. Buy to live in it.
If you think of it as investment, it is a poor one last 30yrs the gain is 3% per annum. ....for out size gains you have to go back to 1980s and 1970s...when Singapore is still a developing country.
I thought alot about how to make from property, there are a few very specific timing in 1997, 2003 and 2009 ...where one can get out size returns ...but buying stocks with the same amount makes even more money!
A lot of people buying property are just hopeful.....
I think they have not thought through it thoroughly
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