Residential Property
Oxley to sell Dublin Landings residential units for $271.01m
The property comprises of 268 residential units with external common areas and 210 parking spaces.
Private home prices dipped 0.1% in Q4: URA
Prices edged up 7.9% in 2018.
HDB resale prices dipped 0.2% in Q4 2018
Resale volume dropped 20.2% to 5,637 flats.
Binjai Park GCB up for sale $40m
It has a two-storeys with total floor area of about 13,986 sqft.
Is the Singapore housing market seriously unaffordable?
A study noted that land restrictions hampered the availability of a competitive housing market which could drive down prices.
Grange Heights revives en bloc attempt for $820m
The 114-unit development originally went up for collective sale in September 2018.
Elizabeth Towers relaunched for en bloc sale at $610m
Its price tag is the same six months after its first en bloc sales attempt.
Ascott's global lodging portfolio crosses 100,000 unit-mark
The boost came after it scored contracts for another 26 properties.
Chart of the Day: Sold condo units crashed 16% to 9,714 units in 2018
The cooling measures hit sales hard.
Newton Lodge launched for collective sale at $44m
The 21,409 sqft freehold site may be redeveloped into a 27-unit low rise apartment.
APAC home prices to fall on reduced demand and affordability
Australian home prices may drop a further 5%.
Home price growth could ease to 2% in 2019: Fitch Ratings
Mortgage rate hikes could further dampen property price growth.
Kampong Java Road residential site clinched for $418.38m
However, last year's cooling measures may have resulted in its subdued land rate of $1,192.
New private home sales dropped 50.1% to 601 units in December 2018
Developers launched a mere 101 units in December compared to November’s 1,341.
Chart of the Day: Which developer launched the most units in 2018?
This developer had 19% market share.
En-bloc hopefuls struggle in Singapore's weakening property market
Horizon Towers is reviving its en bloc attempt for the third time.
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