Why You Need to Own a Vermont Condo Singapore?

Singapore's limited land availability, and since the World Bank has named Singapore as the easiest place in the world to do business, everyone wants to have their space here, and it paved way for the rise of condo units.

Since government-subsidized flats are only available to citizens and permanent residents, large minority of condominium owners, therefore, are non-permanent residents. Owning a Vermont Condo Singapore is not just a want, but a must. Having a condo unit at the heart of the retail hub, and CBD (Central Business District) of Singapore, will not just save your time from travelling, but it also brings you near to the key businesses you need to transact with. The closer you are to the CBD, the more advantages you have.

According to Wikipedia, “Singapore has the world's highest percentage of millionaires, with one out of every six households having at least one million US dollars in disposable wealth (excluding property, businesses, and luxury goods, which if included would further increase the number of millionaires, especially as property in Singapore is among the world's most expensive)”. Given this fact, the price of living in Singapore is not cheap. The price you have to pay, will be paid off as opportunities arise, because what you are paying for is not the just the place itself, but the location, and the comfort it brings.

If you want to own a condo and have it rented by tourists, you can never go wrong with Vermont Condo Singapore. The place is situated at the heart of the entertainment pub, and the shopping malls are found right at your door step. Tourists are everywhere and foreigners make up 42% of the population.

Another fact from Wikipedia is “Singaporean students consistently rank in the top five in the world in the two major international assessments of mathematics and science knowledge “. Vermont Condo Singapore which is located in Orchard, is just a few minutes away from the National University of Singapore, Bukit Timah Campus, which is among the top 50 in the world. You can have the condo rented by students, and you can earn well with this.

In addition to the abovementioned things, there is a phrase used to describe the materialism in Singapore, the “5C's of Singapore”, namely Cash, Car, Credit Card, Condo, and Country Club. This shows that owning a condo is a status symbol, and part of Singaporean dreams.

The decision is still yours, is it just a want or a need?