2022

When it comes to buying property, property auctions usually aren’t the first thing that comes to mind. Most people embarking on their property purchase journey only think of three main routes: Balloting for a BTO flat Buying a resale HDB flat Buying private property from the open market or a developer But not many are…

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The duo’s focus on consistency and sincerity has won them not just numerous awards, but their clients’ hearts. Sparking a flame of passion for real estate Alvin and Hazel have a collective 14 years of experience between them. For Hazel, hitting a low period in her marketing and branding job had left her feeling aimless,…

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Despite the cooling measures in December 2021 and interest rate hikes, signs from the last eight months show that the foreigner buying demand for luxury condos (worth S$3m and above) isn’t diminishing anytime soon. In fact, they continue to attract top foreign buyers, particularly from Mainland China. Between January and August 2022, Chinese buyers (Permanent…

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Minister for National Development Desmond Lee said in Parliament on Tuesday (4 October) that HDB will incur an estimated development loss of S$270 million from the Central Weave @ Ang Mo Kio BTO.  The project was launched in the last HDB BTO exercise in late August. In particular, it drew significant attention during its launch,…

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The current HDB mortgage loan interest rate is 2.6%, but with growing interest rates and inflation concerns, will it be adjusted? We ask Paul Wee, Vice President, PropertyGuru Finance, PropertyGuru Group what this mean for Singaporean homeowners financing their HDB flat in 2022 and beyond.

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The HDB HIP (Home Improvement Programme) is a way the Singapore government refurbishes and maintains older flats, and covers blocks built in the years up to 1997. Read on to learn what gets upgraded should your home be selected.

HDB Sale of Balance (SBF) flats have a reputation for being undesirable leftover flats. Here are 3 reasons why that's not always the case.

I find it hard to believe the HDB is losing money on the flats it offers. Something is wrong if, at the new ridiculous high prices, HDB is losing money. Is this a case of creative accounting? The thing is that there are people like me who are cynical of what the government puts out. I find it hard to believe and trust the government. This government seems very mercenary and lacks empathy. I remember when HDB prices were really,really affordable that eg I was able to pay off my HDB loan for my then 4A-Rm within 5 years. Now, the young couple would have to be in debt for 25 to 30 years!

Over the past few weeks, there has been a spate of good and bad news. One good news is that the new 6 Cross Island Line Phase 2 MRT stations were announced, so homeowners near those stations will have something to rejoice about. However, the bad news is the cooling measures which came into effect…

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