Originally posted by angel7030:
you brush teeth already or not?
U interested in my tooth?
Cost of HDB very cheap ...
My so and so used to be a contractor
for HDB..
If you know the real price of bulding a HDB unit,
u will be wondering why u spent so much paying for
some bricks works
LoL
Originally posted by Arapahoe:U interested in my tooth?
yak!
Originally posted by noahnoah:
Cost of HDB very cheap ...
My so and so used to be a contractor
for HDB..
If you know the real price of bulding a HDB unit,
u will be wondering why u spent so much paying for
some bricks works
LoL
same goes to condo and private property...building is cheap, it is the land that is expensive..and the land include surrounding facilities like plants, road excess to your block, rain shelters, pathway, etc etc..no need to pay ar??? siao liao
Originally posted by angel7030:
same goes to condo and private property...building is cheap, it is the land that is expensive..and the land include surrounding facilities like plants, road excess to your block, rain shelters, pathway, etc etc..no need to pay ar??? siao liao
How do you derive the land value ? Opportunity cost, no?
Ofcors need to pay the trees and surroundings lah... but zat iz included in ze contract. Unless ye talkin about bus stops and other PUBLIC works, that iz not to be forced upon the nearest flat owner.
Originally posted by angel7030:To some peoples, what is so wrong about HDB being expensive, it is more affordable than HK, giving the land space we have here..and more over, you can gain from it after selling it and upgrade to a bigger house. In account term, this is an asset on an going concern, meaning you exchange your cash for an asset that is expanding, and you can also rent out yr asset to earn more money while the asset is expanding, there is simply no liability in purchasing a HDB, the only thing is the 99 years leasing, which in most cases, HDB would have enblocked it before 50 years.
Cost of a house is not so simple.Did you factor in the following in your statement?
1) HDB Price
2) Loan interest
3) Interest lost on CPF when used to purchase a flat
4) Stamp duties
6) Inflation
7) Renovation
8) Replacement cost. (for sake of comparison, since to be better off, you must at least be able to replace the house with one perceived to be better) e.g. size/location etc.
For sake of simplicity, lets not take into account of opportunity costs, time etc.