Executive condominium
New Executive Condominium Purchase
For a new executive condominium: the loan the rules and your income allow, what is due in the first 8 weeks, and the payments under the normal or the deferred scheme.
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New Executive Condominium Purchase
- Payment scheme
- Normal (progressive)
- How the purchase is financed
- Bank loan
- Home loans you are still repaying
- None
- Borrower's age
- 35 years
- Loan period
- Up to 30 years, ending by age 65
- Interest rate a year
- 4%
- Foundation (10%)
- 6 months
- Reinforced concrete framework (10%)
- 6 months
- Partition walls (5%)
- 3 months
- Roofing or ceiling (5%)
- 3 months
- Doors, windows, wiring and plumbing (5%)
- 3 months
- Car park, roads and drains (5%)
- 3 months
- Temporary occupation permit (TOP) (25%)
- 12 months
- Certificate of statutory completion (CSC) (15%)
- 12 months
Result
A little more is needed
Still needed: Purchase price.
What this calculator leaves out
- Eligibility, grants and the resale levy are decided by HDB.
- A resale executive condominium is bought like a private resale home: use that calculator.
- The price difference between the normal and deferred schemes is whatever the developer sets.
- It works from the figures you enter. It is not a bank's approval, a valuation or advice.
Want the figures looked over?
James can go through your figures with you and point out what a calculator cannot see: timing, eligibility and the order in which to do things. Nothing you typed here is sent with your enquiry; bring the figures or a printout.
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