Potential enbloc condos for 2010
A list of "might/could be" en bloc sites have been compiled by Credo Real Estate, with most of them potentially being redeveloped into mid to high end condos in District 10 or 15. How convenient for you vultures property punters out there looking for a quick flip...*Drumroll*
Potential En blocs:
1. Pearl Bank Apartments (D3)
2. Pender Court (D3)
3. Asia Gardens (D8)
4. Meng Garden (D9)
5. Peace Centre/Mansion (D9)
6. Shophouses along Devonshire (D9)
7. Balmoral Condominium (D10)
8. Dalvey Court (D10)
9. D'Grove Villas (D10)
10. Dynasty Garden II (D10)
11. Holland Hill Lodge* (D10)
12. Holland Tower (D10)
13. Ming Arcade (D10)
14. Robin Court (D10)
15. Royalville (D10)
16. Tanglin Park (D10)
17. Tanglin Shopping Centre (D10)
18. Tulip Garden (D10)
19. Villa D'Este (D10)
20. Newton View (D11)
21. Diamond Tower (D12)
22. Goodwill Mansion* (D12)
23. Waldorf Mansion (D12)
24. Culford Garden (D15)
25. Hawaii Tower (D15)
26. Katong Plaza (D15)
27. Parkway View (D15)
28. Katong Shopping Centre (D15)
29. Goodrich Park (D19)
30. Kensington Park (D19)
31. Faber Garden (D20)
32. Brookvale Park (D21)
33. Astor Green (D21)
34. Pine Grove (D21)
Reader Contributed Potential Enblocs
35. Neptune Court (D15)
36. Mandarin Gardens (D15)
37. Green Lodge (D21)*
38. Mayfair Gardens (D21)*
39. Meyer Place (D15)
*already launched
Wow. That is certainly quite a list that sends us back to early 2007. If you know of a potential en bloc or want your condo listed here too, just drop us a comment or mail. You could even contribute your background/unraveling story behind each potential enbloc condo which we will update here.
We have already been seeing some signs of en bloc fever returning with a few headline grabbers earlier this year, and if things really were to ramp up after the Chinese New Year this might be yet another excuse for a bull run. "Potential en blocs" certainly play a big part in driving up the market, with property punters swooping in and snapping up multiple units in older estates and giving folks in newer nearby condos ever more reason to raise their asking prices.But just how much more upside to the market is there? And are developers more wary of collective sales after a few messy high profile cases? Wouldn't it be easier for developers to tender for government land sales?
We shall leave it to you to gossip and speculate about this over the Chinese New Year holidays with friends and relatives living in one of these condos. Gong Xi Fa Cai to all our readers!
via The Business Times - Collective sales set to take off again
Posted on 12-02-2010 14:52 | By Francis
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