6 Major Transformations In The URA Master Plan That Will Impact Your Property Purchase

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[@workingwomenin40sesther93]

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[@reginatan4931]

Thank you for giving us the marco view of real estate in Singapore. Very insightful. Two thumbs up.

[@StackedHomes]

Thank you Regina!

[@yuntingtan5855]

I find it endearing that Ryan always wears checkered shirts :) and when Reuben does the video together, Reuben dons checkered shirt too. So cute you two! Ok now back to paying attention on the video 🤓

[@StackedHomes]

Thanks for sharing, Yun! :D

[@jw7654]

I think Jurong should be mentioned more as there are multiple upcoming major development other than the Tuas mega port. Developments such as 2nd CBD, Jurong Innovation District and Jurong regional line. Rental demand will surge as there will be a large influx of FT once the development are completed.

[@StackedHomes]

Thank you! We did leave out Jurong as that has been announced quite a while back - these 6 are more recent!

[@atiqurrahman6473]

Jurong should be mentioned in my opinion! It is going to be 2nd CBD lots of transformation will be there! Jurong Lake District tourism development, Jurong innovation center, new science center, Tengah green town lots of activities next few years in the area!!

[@chinchowpowpook]

Hi Ryan, been following your videos,,all solid explanation,we more keen on what investment u have bought and why, can help share with us? do a video on your example.?

[@keithlim1075]

Good sharing , we like to know more on the exit of PSA to Tuas Boulevard, yes we heard it gonna be massive massive moving to the southern west part of Sp…

[@jayashrishobna]

Great video, just had to lol at the random sim kid doing cartwheels at 2:37 haha

[@StackedHomes]

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[@googooboyy]

Just discovered this channel, thinking prior that there wasn’t any with this kind of thorough analysis on SG’s landscape! Kudos, this was what the doctor ordered! Um, no i’m not a doctor ;)

[@StackedHomes]

Thanks for your kind words!!

[@rajkirrenrajendran9637]

Besides the PDD what are your thoughts on the developmental possibility in the Punggol Central & Eastern region that has been quiet for a while now? Barring of course the MRT slated for completion in the early 2030s ...

[@hentie5371]

Hey thanks for the good content. Not quite related to this, I want to ask for your perspective of 'rents', as renting is throwing money down the drain, why are people not just taking a mortgage and purchase the flat, then sell the flat when they want to move in 3-5 years while retaining the value of the mortgage they paid? I have been thinking about this, and I can't quite figure it out.

[@StackedHomes]

Hey! Actually most people do try to own property where they can since it's cheaper and property values do go up in the longer run. However, many who rent are either in between places, or do not qualify for public housing and private is out of reach / a big stretch for their finances. Others rent because they really want to stay in a location but can't afford it either, or they aren't settled down as much as others in Singapore. So there are many reasons why people rent, but in most cases, people would rather own since that is still cheaper in the longer run 👌

[@coolthought8456]

How is the transport plan for these development? Whenever, a new large development comes into operation or usage, the transport like road and train access always lag way behind and the users or residents have to suffer years of traffic jam. For the Tuas development, you may want to consider using train as a mean to move large volume of containers or cargo out of the Tuas area and into an area closer to the heart of Singapore for redistribution. This will free up traffic space particular in the west.

[@happy-wave-form]

besides property development plan does singapore has any major long term economic plan

[@zhen86]

No matter where is developing, only city area is where the money is

[@rajansubramaniam6594]

I'm surprised jurong regional wasn't touched

[@StackedHomes]

Hey there! Thanks for your feedback, we've considered the JLD but the idea has been around for a while already (since 2008), this one touched on the more recent transformations to come 😀

[@conned]

Awesome. Th

[@cuthbertyeo4717]

This bro here really know his shit :D

[@StackedHomes]

Thanks!

[@jajalshadow]

I like this guy

[@StackedHomes]

Thank you!

[@kuyaocstriviaeverything9860]

Please cover also the ongoing cinstruction in the Pedra Branca Island expansion. Thanks.

[@StackedHomes]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@mariantia926]

May I know about the future development for the current piece of land by sembawang shipyard at Admiralty Road west. Will it have greater impact on the north property market in the next 10 to 15 years, else the prices in North will still be stagnant or low as compared to other area. East Coast has been highly favoured but due to climate change and seawaves or water level higher, will it have effect on that side of development, just curious if northern side will developed as vibrant as the coming one at the psa site hdb or private housing ?? 🤔 🤔 Any opinion to share??

[@ecorocket6710]

Defenetly need more terminal airport with more empty shop for close to zero customer, need more office when the whole world going to WFH, more golf to be sure climate change go even more faster and of course more over priced condo when all the last development are more than half empty

[@jonnowee983]

Very ambitious masterplan! But I'm more concerned with the govt, the developers & the construction industry's ability to see through so much work on their plates! Also, commodity prices are all rocketing skywards! I think that build 'n build philosophy has their limitations in a slow growth world.

[@gotmyonu1027]

Office projects who needs more office... When everyone is WFH....URA should build more Quarantine and heath Centers.

[@StackedHomes]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@gotmyonu1027]

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[@pjj1947]

What about Tengah? Would it be considered as a Major Transformation in the URA Master Plan?

[@StackedHomes]

Yes definitely major 👌

[@pov72]

Heard Ghim Moh going to have BTO, any details?

[@StackedHomes]

Hey! I think you're referring to the Ulu Pandan site, not much info has been out yet, but do follow our IG where we cover BTO reviews extensively just after it's launched 😀

[@hanzo9941]

Paya lebar finally now going to be a commercial space instead of an air base lol.

[@StackedHomes]

It will be! Quite an exciting transformation!

[@cherlynkoh85]

Do you think gsw will affect property prices in district 1? If so, how?😁

[@StackedHomes]

Well I think it can go both ways, and it's hard to say! On one hand, there's greater amenities, but we're more wary of the increased supply and competition from that area 👀

[@contrarian2496]

Basically the southern districts of 1,2,3,4 should have their values protected by GSW for now, prices expected to raise nearing to GSW completion.

[@zhengzhibin981]

Any thoughts on developments in Bayshore ?

[@StackedHomes]

Mostly leasehold in the area, so we'd go for Parkshore if capital appreciation is a concern here though there are many factors at play here - including your needs/budget and so on 👌

[@kolapyellow7631]

Can American buy home in Singapore?

[@StackedHomes]

Yes! Americans can buy homes in Singapore - only private properties as opposed to the public housing though, since public housing has a unique set of restrictions such as having at least 1 Singapore Citizen as the owner, or 2 Permanent Residents applying. As a foreigner, you can still purchase Private Property but it is more expensive than public housing where 80% of Singaporeans reside. There are additional taxes for foreigners, however, as an American Citizen, you will be exempted from having to pay the extra tax (also known as the Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty) which is 20% on top of the purchase price. This is because of the Free Trade Agreement we have with the US. Foreigners cannot buy a landed home (e.g. Detached home), however, there are exceptions to this such as certain cluster housing (landed homes within a gated compound which is strata-owned, versus owning the actual land the home sits on and requires additional approval from the relevant authorities), or those landed homes at Sentosa (which are all leasehold but are easier to buy). We've written a more detailed article here: stackedhomes.com/editorial/foreigners-buying-property-in-singapore/ Thanks for dropping by!

[@engchoontan8483]

East and west divide = Heavy industries near residence for the west

[@tonykwok9763]

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