- The URA Master Plan
- Accessibility issues
- Nearby education institutes
- Suitability of surrounding amenities
- Low versus high density housing
- Stigmatised locations
- Personal lifestyle factors
Ask any shrewd real estate investor and they’ll tell you – location is the first and most important rule of property. It governs almost every aspect of a condo development, from its asking price, to its rentability, to its eventual resale or en-bloc value.
And for the homeowner, location is the make-or-break factor; it can impact everything from how much sleep you get, to your children’s odds of getting into a desired school.
In this part of the guide, we’ll look at some of the obvious – and less obvious – factors to consider on a condo’s location: