March 2021

CBRE on 9 March presented an investment opportunity to acquire a 100% ownership in Devonshire Apartment, a freehold, income-producing serviced apartment located at 17 Devonshire Road. The sale will be conducted via an Expression of Interest exercise, which will close on 6 April 2021 at 3pm. CBRE is the exclusive marketing agent for the Devonshire [&hellip

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Buying a BTO is not easy. We guide you through the maze of red tape and smoothen the otherwise painful process.

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Kai Fook Mansion, a collective sale site located at Kim Tian Road has been launched for sale through public tender by sole marketing agent, Huttons Asia Pte Ltd, with an asking price of $123 million. Kai Fook Mansion, a 9,999 year leasehold site, sits on a total land area of 1,476.8 sqm (15,896 sqft) and [&hellip

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Currently fully leased to a single operator, the freehold, 12-unit serviced apartment has a total gross floor area of about 23,233 sq ft.

This works out to a land rate of around $2,377 per sq ft per plot ratio (psf ppr) or about $2,287 psf ppr should the 7% bonus gross floor area for balconies are taken into consideration.

With recent news that HDB resale prices have risen for the eighth straight month and S$1m+ HDB resale transactions hitting a monthly record of 23 in February 2021, there have been simmering concerns if public housing can remain ever-affordable. While public housing is catered to all Singaporean residents, including low- to middle-income earners, and these concerns...

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In recent years, Yishun has developed an unsavoury reputation for criminal and eyebrow-raising events – spawning heated online discussions that the neighbourhood might be ‘cursed’. This raises a serious question: Is buying a property in the area advisable? With its string of strange happenings including cat abuse, murder, feuding taxi drivers, shopping mall stabbings, and...

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Read about the Asia Property Award-winning UOL Group and how they’re innovating and expanding their portfolio, even amidst the pandemic and recession.

Households requiring a third housing loan have to seek financing from financial institutions regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

The bungalow at Ewart park occupies a 17,300 sq ft freehold site, while the GCB at Holland Road spans 15,500 sq ft.