THE Next BIG Invesment of a Lifetime.........

[mrstein 0]

OK

 

First off ALL of You shitbirds that Love to talk out of your Ass Don"t even bother with your nonsense replies Keep on trucking.

 

For some of You members that ACTUALLY have some Money Please read Further.

 

Small Country - Big Real Estate Opportunities

 

As far as real estate investments go, Singapore is an extremely small country, so land shortages are a real issue. The entire country is only 692.7 sq km (that's smaller than some of the lakes here in Florida). Naturally, with such short supply, and booming demand, Singapore offers some fantastic real estate investment possibilities right now - especially in commercial property.

 

Let me explain. Our friends and hosts in Singapore, CBRE Research told us that Singapore actually ranks 37th in global office rental rates at US$4.35 per square meter. That's incredibly cheap. Especially if you consider these figures:

 

London (West End) rents for US$17.67 per square meter

Tokyo rents at US$12.14 per square meter

Hong Kong rents at US$9.69 per square meter

New Delhi is at US$6.82 per square meter

and New York is at US$5.17 per square meter

During the Asian Crisis of 1998-2001, Singapore ranked 64th in office rental levels...so they are rebounding. But, still, if I were in the market for an Asian business hub with first class amenities and a well-educated English speaking labor pool, I'd make Singapore my base of operations, hands down.

 

To be sure, investors are already catching on, and commercial property rates rose about 50% last year. But even with the increased rates, Singapore is still dirt-cheap compared to many other locations. Also the shortage in available commercial real estate means that rents will continue to increase. The shortage of commercial space will continue through 2009 because although several new buildings are currently under construction, there will be no real increase until those larger projects are complete.

 

 

 

 

Coming Soon: Mass Business Migration to Singapore?

 

Besides the current commercial space shortage, there is another factor at play that should guarantee rents will soar. Singapore offers such a lucrative business environment, I believe that many Asian and European businesses will start moving operations or establishing branch offices in this region over the next few years...at increasing speed. It's already home to most U.S. multinational firms doing business in Asia.

 

Singapore is also attracting financial firms from Switzerland, who are looking to set up shop outside of the EU tax withholding net. And Singapore is already becoming yet another "gateway to China" - it's just as competitive as Hong Kong.

 

Singapore offers one additional bonus that Hong Kong can't match - in addition to lower rents and a lower cost of living - Singapore is nearly pollution-free. Meanwhile, Hong Kong is becoming plagued by a constant layer of smog thanks to the factory expansion across southern China. Singapore's clean air offers a better quality of lifestyle that is starting to attract Hong Kong businessmen to relocate their families (and companies) to Singapore. Our friends in Singapore at CBRE Research, believe this trend is likely to accelerate. It looks like Singapore might be giving Hong Kong a run for its money as a global business hub.

 

Already the demand for office space surged 20% in 2006. And, if current demand continues and even a moderate number of new companies move their operations to Singapore commercial rent prices should continue to soar.

 

 

How to Play This Trend of New Singapore Office Space

 

If you don't have several million dollars lying around to purchase an entire commercial office building, there's another option.

 

You can access the commercial market by investing in a single floor of an office building, (or half a floor, in some cases). Plus, to lower your overall investment risk, you could buy these units in a partnership - with a group of friends or associates. Plus, it's relatively easy to have your property managed by one of several efficient and reputable firms. It's nearly a turnkey solution.

 

Personally, Asia is very exciting, but you can't rush in. It's critical to do your homework and build a good relationship with key players in the region - including a reputable local attorney and real estate broker. Plus, if you are serious about accessing the real estate market, you should start by moving liquid assets into the region in advance of your purchase. This way, you are ready when the perfect investment property becomes available. You have to be able to act quickly to get in on the ground-floor of this market.

 

CHECK INTO IT..........You could make Big money here ESP Ground floor Get in while its Just brewing as once it Hits you will be priced out of the market.

 

Regards

 

Stein The poster that brings REAL Deals to the Table, Not Bullshit TALK.

[Kev 178]

All we need is a fucking pressure salesman on the board.

 

Before you say it Mr Stein, GFY :)

[papillon 695]

Fuck yes. Where do I sign?

[mrstein 0]

There is No high pressure sales here at all.

 

If you like what you hear and read PM me and I will put in touch with the group that is putting this togther I have nothing to do with it at all FROM MAKING money on it.

 

However I do feel its going to be a great investment considering the Global world is shrinking minute by minute and overtime as USA rents go thru the roof Many corps will be outsourcing More and More.

 

Singapore is a very nice place indeed.

 

If you dont like it You dont like it.

 

 

 

Stein