Using your example, for the $1.45m apartment, the monthly mortgage repayment amount is $6,307.60 (for a 70% loan repayable in 20 years at the current rate of 3.9%). Of the $6,307.60, $3,403.09 is interest and the rest, $2,904,51 goes to repayment of principal, which you can count as compulsory savings. Interest + management fee + rates etc. should be less than $4,400. Assuming that you do not buy and put the 30% downpayment in a fixed deposit account, you get something like $700 a month. The flat therefore costs you $5,100 a montht. If you have to pay six thousand something to rent the same flat, why don't you buy it? The price does sound right in your example (and it will be dirt cheap if your landlady increases the rents by 15% every 2 years, which is not unlikely at a time of inflation).
i just think the price is not worth for such a tiny apartment! i won't buy and not willing to accept the price being fry up by fryers~ cos i think the price will drop some time later i know i buy a flat is more reasonable than rent, but just feel don't worth it
原文章由 swkmc 於 07-12-27 16:27 發表
i just think the price is not worth for such a tiny apartment! i won't buy and not willing to accept the price being fry up by fryers~ cos i think the price will drop some time later i know i buy a fl ...
but so many fryers want to release to rent the house now, as the price have no more 水位
而家真係好唔值呀
仲然有好多人唱好樓市; 真係好唔抵; 叫我買真係哽唔落
而且, 或者, 香港真係好多有錢人, 可以供幾百萬的樓, 對我來說, 真的很難!
我已經叫做在03年入市earn了而家的current cash 了, 我真係不明~