February 2021

There’s a new type of HDB flat in town. The new kid on the on the block is called the Community Care Apartment, and the first batch was launched in...

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Like most Singaporeans, Justina and Bernard took up an HDB loan when they bought their HDB resale flat. They slowly got comfortable with the mortgage, but after chatting with a close friend, they decided to finally refinance after 9 years.

Although 90% of Singaporeans own their HDB flats, a 2019 done by the National University of Singapore's (NUS) Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy found that there are about 921 to 1,050 homeless people in Singapore.

Our Consumer Sentiment Study H1 2021 found that 59% of tenants in Singapore are renting because they do not have enough savings to buy a property yet. Here are 5 easy tips to help you work towards your property buying ambitions.

Right next to Newton MRT, the well-placed condominium boasts a stately clubhouse with a gourmet kitchen, chic wine bar and lush courtyard. Timelessness is the cornerstone upon which Kopar (pronounced copper) at Newton is built. CEL Development, a well-respected name in the industry, envisioned a condominium in the city that stands the test of time....

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The August 2021 Queenstown BTO launch will see 610 3-room and 4-room flats up for grabs. Plus, it will be within walking distance to IKEA Alexandra!

The Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS Link Station at Woodlands North MRT will be ready in 2026. Here are 12 condos in woodlands for those who want to move nearer to the new transport node.

According to our Consumer Sentiment Study H1 2021, 56% of Singaporeans are still confident about buying property despite another 56% feeling uncertain about property prices.

Our Consumer Sentiment Study H1 2021 of Singaporeans found that 56% were uncertain about property prices, 41% had difficulties in viewing properties and 34% were worried about delays in completion.

This comes as Singapore’s housing market registered a rapid recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic brought the economy to its worst recession, sparking speculation that the government would once again intervene and roll-out new cooling measures.