Residential Property
Phoenix Heights sold en bloc for $31.1m
Phoenix Heights sold en bloc for $31.1m
It has a leasehold tenure of 99 years and a site area of 3,971.9 sq m.
CapitaLand breaks yearly asset sales target at $3.1b
It said it can capitalise on opportunities brought about by property curbs.
MND to push for shorter-term housing to aide seniors in retirement
They are eyeing to enhance the liquidity of older flats for the resale market.
VERS and HIP II could shake stagnant outlook of HDB market
Owners can hold onto the future value of their flats, an analyst said.
OrangeTee & Tie rolls out app for property agents
Amongst its partners are UOB, SRX, and Edmund Tie and Company.
New housing policies could make housing affordable to younger generations
It will give a boost to the ageing flats in the HDB resale market.
Government to roll out voluntary early redevelopment scheme for households
Flat owners may opt to reject the scheme and stay in their residences until their lease expires.
Imposing freehold leases would be socially divisive: PM Lee
HDB leases last 99 years in order to be fair to future generations, Singapore prime minister Lee Hsien Loong said.
230,000 HDB flats added to Home Improvement Programme
Singapore expects to spend $4b on all improvement projects.
Newly-launched projects had ‘encouraging' sales despite property curbs
Daintree Residences had 46 of its 80 units released for sale in July.
Property curbs may push Singaporeans to seek New Zealand homes
It is a secondary investment destination for Singaporeans and the countries are bound by good bilateral trade relations.
Ohmyhome CEO Rhonda Wong to share insights in SBR's Hottest Startups Panel Briefing 2018
She will discuss how startups could scale up through Ohmyhome's history and framework.
Singaporeans are spared from New Zealand's ban on foreign homeowners
Both countries have entered into a free trade which allows foreign ownership.
Sluggish sales could hit property market in August: analysts
Buyers usually prefer to postpone purchases during the hungry ghost festival.
Daily Briefing: LTA says Ryde's soon-to-be-launched courier service illegal; Windy Height's price tag could drop by $50m in second en bloc attempt
And developers are trimming down condo prices by 5% to 10%.
Singapore home sales soar in July amidst last-minute buying frenzy
1,000 units were sold on 5 July after the announcement of the cooling measures.
Property curbs may compel developers to reprice projects
This could make homes affordable for first-time buyers.
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