Asset progression may just be the most overused term by agents, but whether it be asset progression, wealth progression, upgrading… we Singaporeans have all sorts of names for it, but the general idea is the same: using your existing property as a stepping stone, toward a bigger or more luxurious home (or just one with more investment potential). There are some different considerations from regular home buyers if you are interested in asset progression – and these are the ones to watch for:

1. Sufficient remaining lease for resale gains

2. 500 to 600 units (mid-sized) is a nice number to aim for

3. For HDB properties, the MOP needs to match your time frame

4. Look for possible upgrades to the neighbourhood, within the correct time frame

5. One or two new upcoming launches nearby can be good

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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:56 - Sufficient Remaining Lease For Resale Gains
2:30 - Mid-Sized Development (500 - 600 Units)
3:54 - Take Note Of The MOP
5:18 - Possible Upgrades In The Neighbourhood
6:43 - Look Out For One Or Two New Launches Nearby
7:35 - Outro

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