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Offer price: $967m

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Owners have until Dec 19 to agree to 19-per-cent lower price

Home owners at the Laguna Park condominium in Marine Parade (picture) are now faced with the choice of selling their homes at about 19 per cent lower than their initial asking price.

The collective sales committee of Laguna Park has circulated a letter informing owners of a new selling price of $967 million.

This comes after the failed tender earlier this month, at a price tag of $1.2 billion. The sea-facing site had received a bid of $1.73 billion from an Indonesian-owned, locally-incorporated company, but a downpayment could not be made in time.

Laguna Park homeowners now have until this Saturday to indicate if they accept the deal. Under en bloc sale regulations, 80 per cent of owners need to vote in favour of this price tag. They have until Dec 19 before the collective sale agreement expires.

The new price tag would mean that the home owners stand to gain about $1.8 million for a typical unit instead of the previous $2.1 million to $2.3 million range based on the original reserve price of $1.2 billion. Continue reading

Laguna Park could go at 20% discount to initial tender price

Home owners at the Laguna Park condominium in Marine Parade are now faced with the choice of selling their homes at an average of 20 per cent lower than their initial asking price.

This comes after a failed tender earlier this month.

Then, the site received a bid from an Indonesian-owned, locally incorporated company of S$1.728 billion, but a downpayment could not be made in time.

Since then, the collective sale committee has circulated a letter informing owners of a new potential selling price of S$967 million.

Under en bloc sale regulations, 80 per cent of owners need to vote in favour of this price tag before the sale can proceed.

When Laguna Park opened for tender in September, most owners stood to gain around S$2.1 million to S$2.3 million each. Penthouse owners would have gotten between S$3.5 million and S$4.1 million each. Continue reading