Real Estate Market Analysis. Singapore 3 bedroom, 1636 sqft

The task only need you to write an executive summary.

Case II: Executive Summary

Format: 1 page with your name on it (i.e. do not include a title page that is mostly blank)

Margins: 1 inch

Font: 12pt Times New Roman

Please include a word count: I will stop reading after 250 words.

 Grading of the Executive Summary will be based on your ability to convey as much decision-critical information as precisely as possible, not advocacy or promotion. That means that the emphasis will be on the recognizing facts that would be produced by a market analysis and connecting them to a decision. Adding “fluff” means that you are forcing yourself to exclude information. So choose your words carefully. Spelling and grammar issues matter.

 Advice: 1/ Before looking at the raw information, you could start by thinking what you would like to know about a property and then seeing whether it is included. 2/ After viewing the information provided, mentally “walk around” the property and think what it would be like to live or work there. 3/ Since the raw material is written by a sales person, you may want to be skeptical, to think about possible omissions and to look for evidence on whether these omissions are important. 4/ Except as a ballpark figure, any information provided about a transaction price is not relevant in the Summary: you may assume that your main content of the report will affect whether the negotiator(s) to bid high or not.

 Case A:

Neptune Court, 1 Marine Vista 449025 East Coast, Singapore (Listing ID 21993101: 3 bedroom, 1636 sqft and listed for S$1,800,000)

https://www(dot)propertyguru(dot)com(dot)sg/listing/21993101/for-sale-neptune-court

Use the information on this link (and any links within it that you consider interesting) to write an Executive Summary for a University of Guelph B.Comm. alumni whose spouse is taking a job in Singapore in mid 2020. They heard about this property through a friend and are wondering whether to buy it.