CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED
C09.SI
FRASERS CENTREPOINT LIMITED
TQ5.SI
CAPITALAND LIMITED
C31.SI
Singapore Property - A Quiet Start to 2016
- Jan-16 remains quiet; developers clearing existing inventory
- EC sales pick-up; take up rates improved marginally to 64%
- Sales in OCR remains resilient ( -12%y-o-y vs -26%y-o-y) in core region
- Volume to remain lacklustre in 2016
Jan-16 remains quiet; developers clearing existing inventory.
- January remained a quiet month with 322 private residential transactions (478 units, including executive condominiums).
- Developers focused on clearing existing inventory while launching only c.146 units.
- Major re-launches at The Glades (80 units launched, 12 units sold), The Poiz Residences (20 units launched, 26 units sold) and Vue 8 Residence (20 units launched, 6 units sold).
- POIZ Residences recorded highest sales for the 3rd consecutive month since its launch in Nov-15 and achieved take-up rates of 94% vs 95% in Dec-15.
- The lower take-up rate in Jan 2016 is due to new launches in the month.
- Apart from POIZ, developments that recorded top sales in the month include The Amore (24 units; take-up rate of 53%), Kingsford Hillview Peak (21 units; 51%), Sims Urban Oasis (21 units; 92%) and The Brownstone (21 units; 54%).
EC sales pick-up; take-up rates improved marginally to 64%.
- Sales in existing EC projects picked up (+26% m-o-m to 156 units) after five months of downward sales trend since peaking in July 2015.
- Take-up rates improved marginally to 64% from 63% in Dec.
- Top 3 EC sales in the month were The Amore (24 units; take up rate of 53%), The Brownstone (21 units; 54%) and The Vales (16 units; 33%).
- Total EC units yet to be launched are 1.8k from Qingjian Realty’s The Visionaire (35% of total units yet to launched), MCL’s Sol Acres (35%), and Sim Lian’s Wandervale (30%; expected to be launched in Mar-16).
Sales in OCR remains resilient.
- Sales in OCR region remains more resilient with sales falling less than the core region (-12% y-o-y vs - 26% y-o-y in core region). On m-o-m basis, both CCR and OCR recorded marginal improvements in sales at 26 units (+44%) and 372 units (+10%) respectively, while sales in RCR fell 48% to 80 units.
Volume to remain lacklustrein 2016.
- We believe that the residential volume is likely to remain lacklustre in 2016 and expect developers to clear existing inventories.
- Potential positive catalyst that could re-rate the sector is the potential relaxation of property policies.
- Picks: CAPL, City Dev, FCL.
Derek Tan
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