It’s not the days of the Lamborghini… you have to make your money work,” he said.Mr Sim said that globally, the rising interest rate environment has also compounded the issue, with investors finding it increasingly difficult to generate good returns.Analysts believe that it will be a matter of time before the real estate market at Sentosa Cove will turn.With prices now similar to some new condominium projects on the mainland targeted at the mass market, buyers may realise that properties at Sentosa Cove could hold value over the long term.Dr Lee from Knight Frank said that he is already seeing more interest in Sentosa Cove properties in the past month.He added that Singapore is probably still seen as a safe haven compared with other luxury property markets in the region, and that may attract a group of investors interested in wealth preservation.
Dr Lee Nai Jia, senior director at property consultancy Knight Frank, said that this caused prices to drop.Besides speculators, the other group of buyers included those “who had too much money to spend”, Mr Cheong said.Liquidity was easily available during the period before the 2008 global financial crisis. | h7doT China's once-booming mask makers struggle after price drop . Learners received a lot of support in...I would like to take this opportunity to show my appreciation on the efforts of Pioneer Training center and specifically the trainers for providing the additional resources and revision classes to make...I am truly grateful to Pioneer and their lecturers for all the help and assistance throughout the course. Now $282 (Was $̶3̶8̶3̶) on Tripadvisor: W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, Sentosa Island. SINGAPORE — As prices of Sentosa Cove properties drop to a record low, a condominium unit at a development called Seascape on the resort island was recently sold at a 50 per cent loss.The three-bedroom unit was sold for S$3.1 million on May 23, which is S$3.2 million below its original purchase price of S$6.27 million in 2010, based on information from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s transaction database, Realis.Data from property consultancy Cushman & Wakefield showed that resale prices for Sentosa Cove properties have dropped to S$1,367 psf presently — a record low since luxury homes were first launched on the island in November 2004.In the month of May, the other two non-landed transactions on Sentosa also posted losses, though marginal.At a condominium project called The Coast at Sentosa Cove, a 4,779sqf unit was sold for S$6.52 million, a 3.8 per cent drop from the original purchase price of S$6.78 million in 2006.Another condominium unit at The Berth by the Cove, with an area of 1,302sqf, was sold at S$1.78 million, a 1.1 per cent decline from the purchase price of S$1.8 million in 2007.Analysts agreed that the cooling measures that came into effect in July last year played a role in bringing down its prices, with Mr Wong Xian Yang, senior research manager at Cushman & Wakefield, noting that the measures “have not been kind” on Sentosa Cove properties.As a luxury enclave heavily marketed to foreigners, the costs of buying a property at Sentosa Cove have gone up considerably for them.The Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) was increased to 20 per cent for foreigners buying any residential property.However, analysts agreed that the latest cooling measures are just one part of the story.Based on Cushman & Wakefield’s data, prices of non-landed properties in Sentosa Cove have generally been declining since 2011, way before last year’s cooling measures.When private property prices across the country turned after a four-year decline and jumped 9.1 per cent from 2017 to 2018, Sentosa’s non-landed properties only managed to go up slightly around the same period — 0.8 per cent in 2017 and 1.6 per cent in 2018.Mr Desmond Sim, head of research for Singapore and South-east Asia in property firm CBRE, said that the increase in overall prices then was on the back of new property launches and increasing land acquisition costs.Given that there were no new launches in Sentosa then, it “did not benefit from the upswing”, Mr Sim said.Rising interest rates and earlier cooling measures, as well as stricter credit controls in China are among some of the other factors that have led to the continuing decline of home prices at Sentosa Cove, property analysts said.Mr Wong from Cushman & Wakefield said that there were earlier rounds of cooling measures, such as the introduction and tightening of the Sellers’ Stamp Duty.
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