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Postby winston » Thu Nov 24, 2011 9:01 am

Not vested. After getting students to line up, they managed to sell only 60% of the units ? And how many of them are "flippers" and how many are "genuine" buyers ?

Property developer CapitaLand said on Wednesday it had sold more than 350 apartments on the first day of launch of its 583-unit condominium, Bedok Residences, in Singapore.

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Postby iam802 » Thu Nov 24, 2011 11:44 am

winston wrote:Not vested. After getting students to line up, they managed to sell only 60% of the units ? And how many of them are "flippers" and how many are "genuine" buyers ?

Property developer CapitaLand said on Wednesday it had sold more than 350 apartments on the first day of launch of its 583-unit condominium, Bedok Residences, in Singapore.

Source: Reuters


TODAY reported average psf is 1350

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Postby iam802 » Thu Nov 24, 2011 11:48 am

I believe we can confirm these sales when the caveats have been lodged with URA.
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Postby winston » Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:28 am

Not vested. BTW, what happened to their project in Macau ?

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Property developers CapitaLand , CapitaMalls Asia may be in focus after they said on Tuesday together with Singbridge Holdings Pte Ltd, they have been awarded a site in Chongqing, China, for the price of S$1.28 billion ($985.30 million).

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Postby winston » Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:34 am

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RESEARCH ALERT-CIMB upgrades CapitaLand to outperform

SINGAPORE, Feb 9 (Reuters) - CIMB Research upgraded CapitaLand Ltd to outperform from neutral and raised its price target for the company to S$3.34 from S$2.85.

By 0235 GMT, CapitaLand shares were up 2.1 percent at S$2.91. The company's shares fell more than 40 percent last year.

STATEMENT: CIMB said the company's valuation discounts remained wider than its peers with a 36 percent discount to its restated net asset value (RNAV).

The company's bigger capitalised peers such as City Developments Ltd and Keppel Land Ltd are trading at a 5 percent premium to RNAV and a 24 percent discount to RNAV respectively, CIMB said.

"On a 12-month basis, CapitaLand has lagged the broader market by 14 percent. We see more legs for the stock in this rally," the brokerage said, adding recovery in rental yields for CapitaMalls Asia Ltd , a CapitaLand subsidiary, will provide the company more upside.

CIMB said good newsflow from China like "signs of loosening credit" and reportedly lower mortgage rates would benefit CapitaLand as over 45 percent of CapitaMalls Asia's gross asset value comes from China.

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Postby winston » Tue Feb 14, 2012 11:35 am

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CapitaLand Ltd , Southeast Asia's largest property developer, may be in focus after it posted a 20 percent fall in fourth quarter net profit due to lower earnings from developments and smaller portfolio gains.

The developer also said its residential business in Singapore remains healthy and it was positive about China's property market in the long-term


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Postby winston » Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:36 am

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Southeast Asia's largest property firm CapitaLand said it has sold 125 out of 180 units of its new residential development in Singapore, Sky Habitat, as of Sunday evening.

The average price of units sold ranged from S$1,747 per square foot for a one-bedroom unit to S$1,642 per square foot for a four-bedroom unit, CapitaLand said.

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Postby winston » Mon Apr 16, 2012 2:26 pm

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SINGAPORE - Muted take-up for CapitaLand's new project- DMG DMG & Partners said the latest residential property project by Southeast Asia's largest property developer, CapitaLand Ltd , in Singapore's suburb of Bishan was priced at a lower than expected level.

The broker said the Sky Habitat project, designed by well known architect Moshe Safdie, was priced at between S$1,642-1,747 per square foot (psf) which was below market expectations of S$1,700-1,800 per square foot.

"We believe the take up for the initial project launch is somewhat below our expectations given the good location of the project, and the initial achieved average selling prices are also at the lower end of market expectations of S$1,700-S$1,800 psf," DMG said in a report.

Singapore property prices have rebounded sharply from the steep fall during the global financial crisis in 2009 and record low interest rates have boosted demand.

DMG maintained its neutral rating on CapitaLand with a target price of S$3.03 a share. The shares eased 0.3 percent to S$2.94 and have jumped about 33 percent so far this year, more than double the rise in the broader market

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Postby winston » Wed May 02, 2012 9:47 am

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CapitaLand, Southeast Asia's largest property developer, on Monday reported a 31 percent CLIMB in first quarter net profit to S$133.2 million, helped by higher operating income and larger portfolio gains.


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Postby winston » Thu May 24, 2012 9:12 am

CapitaLand CEO Calls Shoebox Flats Inhuman

Singapore should curb the increasing trend of so-called shoebox apartments because they are “almost inhuman,” CapitaLand Ltd. (CAPL) Chief Executive Officer Liew Mun Leong said.

The government last week said it’s concerned that shoebox apartments are mushrooming in the city-state as private home sales surged to a three-year high with record purchases of units that are smaller than 50 square meters (538 square feet).


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