Real Estate Market (Part 1)
問題一覧
1
All but (i)
2
Semi-Detached
3
1400sqm
4
He may be able to convert it if his neighbour's plot size is bigger than 400sqm.
5
Landed Housing Areas have no plot ratio.
6
They have different plot size.
7
incentives and discounts; included
8
Mixed landed area
9
0.4ha
10
Small Office Home Office (SOHO)
11
Detached house
12
The Master Plan
13
erecting a tower crane on the construction site.
14
half year
15
ABC needs to get approval from LDAU.
16
8 ; 200
17
400 ; 10
18
400 ; 10
19
150 ; 6
20
200 ; 8
21
40%
22
Closed tender
23
Flexible retrofitting
24
heterogeneity
25
Tax
26
All of them
27
(i), (ii)
28
Terrace House
29
(i), (ii)
30
A change from an old 4-storey building to a new 6-storey building.
31
Regulates development and planning control in Singapore and is administered by the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
32
Allows movement within the same Use Classes without written permission from URA.
33
Converting a grassland into an apartment development.
34
Either the Valuation Method or the Table of Rates
35
Condominium zone
36
The plot size of the project is 5000sqm.
37
Foreigners are not allowed to buy conservative shophouse that is approved for residential use without approval.
38
Maximum site coverage is 40%.
39
Cluster House.
40
All but (iii), (v), (vi)
41
Land Betterment Charge
42
Business Park
43
Cluster house
44
Les Offices, a 68-storey office complex.
45
No, plot width is not wide enough to covert the bungalow into a pair of semi-D.
46
They are both issued with Subsidiary Strata Certificate of Titles.
47
Buyer's market is a situation where we have more demand than supply.
48
Economic Growth
49
It has perfect competition.
50
To double the rental potential by renting both units out to different tenants, as such increasing the rental yield and source of income.
51
The time when the buyer exercises the Option to Purchase at arm's length transaction.
52
A low Sibor interest rate.
53
Real estate is heterogenous.
54
They have fewer restrictions on foreign ownership than those landed properties on the main island.
55
All of the above.
56
the expansion stage of the real estate market.
57
Expansion
58
Decline
59
Recession
60
Recovery
61
Physical factors
62
Low unemployment rate
63
Banks start to restrict loans
64
Implementation of Seller's Stamp Duty.
65
They want to maintain the liquidity.
66
Illiquidity
67
Real estate market is imperfect and inefficient. Information on the latest transacted prices is not readily available.
68
Properties affected by road expansion are enjoying a higher value.
69
They have 3 children and parents staying together. Dual-key unit will be most suitable for multi-generation living under one rood and at the same time could enjoy privacy.
70
HDB acquires the HDB terrace workshops and converts them to HDB Build-To-Order flats.
71
A non-physical market where property transactions can take place without knowing who are the buyers and sellers.
72
To allocate scarce resources of land by means of price mechanism.
73
There is high liquidity coupled with economic growth.
74
price mechanism
75
The rise in near-term interest rate expectations indicates that a price reversal will be widespread across several regional key interests.
76
The change of zoning from commercial to residential.
77
(i) only
78
A property, though built 20 years ago, is not affected by functional obsolescence because there is an increasing preference for conserved properties.
79
heterogeneity
80
Market information is efficient and perfect.
81
All but (i) and (iv)
82
elastic ; inelastic
83
(i) only
84
URA Private Residential Property Price Index
85
JTC
86
Urban Redevelopment Authority
87
There are more buyers than sellers in the market.
88
Transaction sale of $10 million property.
89
Certificate of Title ; land and house
90
Indivisibility
91
Build more rental flats for low-income families that have a household income of less than $1500.
92
core central region, rest of central region, outside central region
93
illiquidity
94
Introduction of Seller's Stamp Duty.
95
Heterogeneity
96
recovery
97
It will slow down the increase in HDB resale prices.
98
Real Estate Information System
99
All of the options.
100
Illiquidity
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1
All but (i)
2
Semi-Detached
3
1400sqm
4
He may be able to convert it if his neighbour's plot size is bigger than 400sqm.
5
Landed Housing Areas have no plot ratio.
6
They have different plot size.
7
incentives and discounts; included
8
Mixed landed area
9
0.4ha
10
Small Office Home Office (SOHO)
11
Detached house
12
The Master Plan
13
erecting a tower crane on the construction site.
14
half year
15
ABC needs to get approval from LDAU.
16
8 ; 200
17
400 ; 10
18
400 ; 10
19
150 ; 6
20
200 ; 8
21
40%
22
Closed tender
23
Flexible retrofitting
24
heterogeneity
25
Tax
26
All of them
27
(i), (ii)
28
Terrace House
29
(i), (ii)
30
A change from an old 4-storey building to a new 6-storey building.
31
Regulates development and planning control in Singapore and is administered by the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
32
Allows movement within the same Use Classes without written permission from URA.
33
Converting a grassland into an apartment development.
34
Either the Valuation Method or the Table of Rates
35
Condominium zone
36
The plot size of the project is 5000sqm.
37
Foreigners are not allowed to buy conservative shophouse that is approved for residential use without approval.
38
Maximum site coverage is 40%.
39
Cluster House.
40
All but (iii), (v), (vi)
41
Land Betterment Charge
42
Business Park
43
Cluster house
44
Les Offices, a 68-storey office complex.
45
No, plot width is not wide enough to covert the bungalow into a pair of semi-D.
46
They are both issued with Subsidiary Strata Certificate of Titles.
47
Buyer's market is a situation where we have more demand than supply.
48
Economic Growth
49
It has perfect competition.
50
To double the rental potential by renting both units out to different tenants, as such increasing the rental yield and source of income.
51
The time when the buyer exercises the Option to Purchase at arm's length transaction.
52
A low Sibor interest rate.
53
Real estate is heterogenous.
54
They have fewer restrictions on foreign ownership than those landed properties on the main island.
55
All of the above.
56
the expansion stage of the real estate market.
57
Expansion
58
Decline
59
Recession
60
Recovery
61
Physical factors
62
Low unemployment rate
63
Banks start to restrict loans
64
Implementation of Seller's Stamp Duty.
65
They want to maintain the liquidity.
66
Illiquidity
67
Real estate market is imperfect and inefficient. Information on the latest transacted prices is not readily available.
68
Properties affected by road expansion are enjoying a higher value.
69
They have 3 children and parents staying together. Dual-key unit will be most suitable for multi-generation living under one rood and at the same time could enjoy privacy.
70
HDB acquires the HDB terrace workshops and converts them to HDB Build-To-Order flats.
71
A non-physical market where property transactions can take place without knowing who are the buyers and sellers.
72
To allocate scarce resources of land by means of price mechanism.
73
There is high liquidity coupled with economic growth.
74
price mechanism
75
The rise in near-term interest rate expectations indicates that a price reversal will be widespread across several regional key interests.
76
The change of zoning from commercial to residential.
77
(i) only
78
A property, though built 20 years ago, is not affected by functional obsolescence because there is an increasing preference for conserved properties.
79
heterogeneity
80
Market information is efficient and perfect.
81
All but (i) and (iv)
82
elastic ; inelastic
83
(i) only
84
URA Private Residential Property Price Index
85
JTC
86
Urban Redevelopment Authority
87
There are more buyers than sellers in the market.
88
Transaction sale of $10 million property.
89
Certificate of Title ; land and house
90
Indivisibility
91
Build more rental flats for low-income families that have a household income of less than $1500.
92
core central region, rest of central region, outside central region
93
illiquidity
94
Introduction of Seller's Stamp Duty.
95
Heterogeneity
96
recovery
97
It will slow down the increase in HDB resale prices.
98
Real Estate Information System
99
All of the options.
100
Illiquidity