CapitaLand has emerged as a highest bidder with a bid of S$366m for a site at
Coronation Road, 17% above the next bidder. The site is slated for the
development of 140 units of landed properties. There was strong interest in the
site, with 12 bidders in total. We believe that this was reflective of the site’s
attractive location within District 10, proximity to Nanyang Primary School, the
Botanic Gardens, upcoming Tan Kah Kee MRT station. Notably, there has been
a scarcity of prime landed projects for tender over the last few years, and this
represents the first landed site up for tender since December 2011’s tender for
Chestnut Avenue (S$510psf GFA).
Deutsche Bank view
We estimate a breakeven of S$3.7m per unit based on a 1900sqft average plot
size, and assuming an ASP of S$4.1m per unit, we estimate a margin of 14%.
As a comparison, recent launches for freehold landed properties in District 10
have transacted between S$5.8-5.9m per unit (S$2400-2600psf land). We
estimate that the project will contribute approximately 1ct to our RNAV of
S$4.93. The site represents CapitaLand’s first Singapore land bank acquisition
since the purchase of its site in Bishan next to Sky Habitat in November of last
year. We remain positive on the company’s potential for NAV crystallization,
and maturing development pipeline. CapitaLand remains our top sector pick,
with valuations attractive at a 34% discount to RNAV. Our Target Price remains
unchanged at S$4.43, pegged to a 10% discount to RNAV.
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