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My pal working as data analyst in Grab told me that Singapore purchasing power is weak now
- Thread starter gingerlyn
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Fuck Grab
Grab is a good pay job in high tech industry, your friend got good fortune to join them
Very good overseas talent pool help Grab to Huat Big Big de woh
That is why per trip is smelly smelly 10dollar for short trip liao
Grab is the worst when it comes to fares.
The better ones are tada which most of my gig friends say is the most friendliest app for both pax and driver because they don't take commission.
Next is Gojek which have a good number of vehicles but fares are very much lower than Grab.
Lastly is Rude which has the lowest fares but subsequently low driver numbers. So you may have to wait a while.
Just stay away from Grab because for the amount they charge, there is no value added for their service.
The main reason consumption is down is due to the high inflation and ppl spending only on necessities... frivolous spending is bound to decrease
Tiagong , many millionares are ready to huat big big at 2nd CBD condo launch leh. 88% sold on first day.
Dun miss the boat to Huat Big Big
https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/jden-achieves-88-sales-launch-day-average-price-2451-psf
Dun miss the boat to Huat Big Big
https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/jden-achieves-88-sales-launch-day-average-price-2451-psf
CapitaLand Development's 368-unit J'den saw 323 units snapped up on Nov 11. It translates to a take-up of 88%, making it the best-selling new launch in 2023. The average selling price achieved was $2,451 psf.
Set to become the tallest mixed-use development in Jurong Lake District (JLD), J'den will be a 40-storey tower with a two-storey retail podium and 38 storeys of condominium units when it's completed in 2028.
"Homebuyers are drawn to J'den's unparalleled location with seamless access to an array of amenities, in addition to its comprehensive facilities and superb views of Jurong Lake Gardens," comments Tan Yew Chin, CEO of CapitaLand Development (Singapore).
Set to become the tallest mixed-use development in Jurong Lake District (JLD), J'den will be a 40-storey tower with a two-storey retail podium and 38 storeys of condominium units when it's completed in 2028.
"Homebuyers are drawn to J'den's unparalleled location with seamless access to an array of amenities, in addition to its comprehensive facilities and superb views of Jurong Lake Gardens," comments Tan Yew Chin, CEO of CapitaLand Development (Singapore).
Unit sizes range from 527 sq ft for a one-bedroom unit to 1,485 sq ft for a four-bedroom unit. While all the unit types were well-received, the one- and two-bedroom types were the most popular. "All 148 units of one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-study and two-bedroom types are sold out," says Marcus Chu, CEO of ERA Singapore.
"J'den is the project with the best take-up rate at a launch weekend this year", remarks Ismail Gafoor, CEO of PropNex. The response wasn't surprising as he notes that the starting price of $2,100 psf was deemed attractive to homebuyers, even though the average selling price of $2,451 psf achieved a new benchmark for the area.
"J'den is the project with the best take-up rate at a launch weekend this year", remarks Ismail Gafoor, CEO of PropNex. The response wasn't surprising as he notes that the starting price of $2,100 psf was deemed attractive to homebuyers, even though the average selling price of $2,451 psf achieved a new benchmark for the area.
Before the launch, J'den was the most anticipated project. It was evident from the 1,261 cheques collected over the past fortnight as expressions of interest ahead of this weekend's launch. The project was. 3.4 times subscribed.
It also saw strong visitorship across the entire preview period, with 7,000 visitors on the first weekend alone, notes Ken Low, managing partner of SRI.
J'den's main draw is its location within JLD. The government has envisioned JLD as the largest mixed-used business district outside the city centre. "J'den is located at Jurong Gateway, poised to be the second CBD," says Mark Yip, CEO of Huttons Asia.
The development will also be directly connected to the Jurong East MRT interchange station via J-Walk, a covered and elevated pedestrian crossing. Four MRT lines will eventually serve JLD.
It also saw strong visitorship across the entire preview period, with 7,000 visitors on the first weekend alone, notes Ken Low, managing partner of SRI.
J'den's main draw is its location within JLD. The government has envisioned JLD as the largest mixed-used business district outside the city centre. "J'den is located at Jurong Gateway, poised to be the second CBD," says Mark Yip, CEO of Huttons Asia.
The development will also be directly connected to the Jurong East MRT interchange station via J-Walk, a covered and elevated pedestrian crossing. Four MRT lines will eventually serve JLD.
literally song song gao jurong.
Maybe grab losing out to competitors.
