Residential Property

Le Arc Apartment to launch en bloc sale for $18.5m

Le Arc Apartment to launch en bloc sale for $18.5m

The 7,859.9 sqft site comprises of a four-storey block consisting of 12 units.

2 in 3 Singaporeans can still afford homes despite hefty price tags: study

Residents are lured by cheaper homes from cooling measures and flat HDB resale market.

Developers pin hopes on new projects as residential market stabilises

Upcoming launches include Avenue South Residence, Meyerhouse and 333 Thomson Road.

SPH buys UK student dorm portfolio for $237m

The portfolio spans three cities and has a total capacity of 1,243 beds.

Chart of the day: Auction listings skyrocketed 103.4% in Q1

Homeowners who found it difficult to dispose of properties following July's cooling measures turned to auction listings.

Secondary property sellers pressured to slash asking prices: report

NUS’ index recorded a 25.03% QoQ drop secondary sales even as prices eased 0.5%.

New home sales ballooned 131.6% to 1,054 units in March

Ongoing projects like The Tre ver, Riverfront Residences and Parc Bottania saw strong market take-up.

4 in 5 users willing to shell out 10% more in co-living facilities

Expats with cash to burn are primarily driving demand for co-living set-ups.

Condo rents up 1.5% in March

Leasing activities usually recover from March following the CNY lull.

Co-living firm Hmlet to unveil Tanjong Pagar property in July

The property can house over 150 rooms and will feature a pool, gym and cafe.

Condo resale prices up 3.5% in March

Prices of OCR condos rose 5.1%.

High-rise residential redevelopment site Laguna Park for sale at $1.48b

Once redeveloped, the site can house over 1,700 residential units.

Middle Road site to be redeveloped into 20-storey mixed-use property

Wing Tai Holdings won the tender for the site at $491.99m.

Developers lose pricing power after en bloc fever

Prices are expected to grow 0-2% for homes on expensive land bought during the en bloc cycle.

HDB resale prices inched up 0.2% in March

Prices were down 13.7% from the peak in April 2013.

What killed Mandarin Gardens' $2.9b en bloc deal?

Size and requirement woes plagued what could have been the largest en bloc deal in Singapore’s history.