Bad queue number? You didn’t miss the market. You missed one launch. 🎯
Everyone chased the recent Brand New Launches. Some got it, some got a bad ballot number and didn’t get in. Our client didn’t get in either.
But found them something else. Near MRT, around $2,000 psf, but TOPs in under a year. No 3-4 years of paying rent while they wait.
Yet with lower entry, shorter wait, less holding cost.
Those deals are still out there.
👉 DM or Comment down below your budget and timeline & we’ll send you what’s worth viewing right now.
Nicolette Ho | Matthias So
PropNex Realty Pte Ltd
📞 93689277 | 84882735
#SingaporeProperty #NewLaunchSG #Residential #SGCondo #PropertyInvestmentSG
Many homebuyers feel anxious when they miss out on popular new launches, often worried they've lost their chance to enter the market. However, based on my experience helping clients, there's still smart opportunities available, especially for those flexible on timing and location. One of the key lessons I’ve learned is that waiting for a property’s TOP (Temporary Occupation Permit) can be beneficial. While new launches promise the excitement of fresh builds, they often come with long waiting periods of 3-4 years before completion. This can mean paying rent elsewhere for years, adding to your holding costs. Instead, focusing on properties that will TOP within a year or less offers several advantages. You avoid lengthy rental payments, start building equity much sooner, and often benefit from lower entry prices compared to peak launch prices. Properties near MRT stations at around $2,000 psf are particularly attractive, as they combine convenience with good potential for capital appreciation. I had a client recently who missed out on the hottest launch due to a low ballot number. Rather than forcing a decision on a rushed purchase, we explored available options with shorter waiting times. The result was a unit located close to an MRT station with a TOP date within the next year, priced competitively. This buyer is now able to move in quickly with minimal holding costs, rather than enduring years of rent payments. Additionally, these properties often come with zero or minimal additional payments like the 1st or 2nd HK (Holding Costs), which further helps with cash flow management. For those looking to invest or buy a home in Singapore, it’s worth expanding the search beyond just brand new launches. Properties that have yet to reach TOP but will do so soon offer a great middle ground: less financial strain, lower risk, and faster occupancy. If you share your budget and preferred timeline, I’m happy to help identify options that suit your needs. This way, you can stay ahead of the market without the frustration of missing out due to a bad queue number.