OrangeTee
OrangeTee is a real estate enterprise in Singapore providing a one-stop solution to the real estate needs of both corporate and individual clients.
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Chart of the Day: Private home sales in CCR declined in Q1
Chart of the Day: Private home sales in CCR declined in Q1
There was a 40.8% decline in private homes sold compared to the previous quarter.
Redeveloped Farrer park site to receive strong appeal from buyers, analysts say
The project may appeal to sports enthusiasts.
Mortgage rates may rise a 'few times' in 2022: property expert
The expected increases are on the back of faster inflation growth.
HDB rents dip 3.4% in Q1 2022
Inflation, however, might push rents to increase by 7-10% for the whole year.
New private home sales rise 20.7% MoM in March
The improved sales were on the back of easing of safe management measures.
Prices of new HDB flats in Keppel Club site to start at $380,000
Property experts said some of the 6,000 flats may be built under the PLH model.
Ang Mo Kio block can still be optimised through SERS: OrangeTee
The site is located near a new MRT station.
HDB resale volume soars 19.2% QoQ in March
Analysts attributed the increase to the easing of safe management measures.
HDB flat prices dip in Q122 'expected': experts
The most prominent reason given was the cooling measures since December 2021.
HDB rents 'may reach peak soon': OrangeTee
Rents for condominiums rose by 11.8% year-on-year last month.
Condo resale volume drops 9.5% MoM in February
The decline can be attributed to three factors, according to an expert.
Dunman Road residential site up for sale by public tender
The site can potentially yield around 1,040 residential units.
HDB resale volume falls below 2,000 for the first time since June 2021
The decline was attributed to slow market activity.
EIP-constrained HDB flat buyback long overdue: experts
The board said it will buy back flats at a 'reasonable' price.
Nine bidders vie for Bukit Batok West Avenue 8 property
The average selling price could range from $1,250 to $1,350 per sq ft.
Property compete for Dairy Farm Walk property
The highest bid reached by the property reached $347m, or $980 psf ppr.
New private home sales climb 3.5% MoM in January
However, compared to the same period a year ago, sales were down by 58.8%.
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