2024

Singapore’s real estate scene is a shining example of the nation’s prosperity and strong public housing policies. With a homeownership rate of over 90%, the city-state is a model of residential stability. However, Singaporeans often struggle to decide whether to invest in an HDB flat or a condominium. This decision requires careful consideration of financial…

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Can I own 2 HDB flats? How many HDB flats can I own? Can I buy an HDB flat before selling my existing HDB flat? These are common questions many have when thinking of buying their second HDB flat in Singapore. In this guide, learn the 6 top things to consider before moving homes.

When you sell your HDB flat you will have sales proceeds. In this article, we'll walk through the HDB sale process to let you know the 6 things you have to take note of, from what taxes to pay to managing your outstanding home loan.

What is HDB MOP or Minimum Occupation Period? Can I sell my HDB before 5 years? Can I apply for BTO before my MOP is up? We answer the 8 top questions asked by potential HDB upgraders.

Lentor Mansion sold 400 units or 75% of its total units during its launch weekend. Meanwhile, a recent survey conducted by PropertyGuru revealed that a large majority of renters in Singapore, find current rental prices too high.

Are you a Singaporean hoping to buy property in Malaysia? Malaysia has some of the most favourable property regulations for foreign buyers. Before you jump in, here’s what you need to know.

Exciting news is on the horizon for commuters and food enthusiasts alike, as the LTA gears up for the launch of Stage 4 of the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) at the end of June this year.  This eagerly awaited expansion promises not only enhanced connectivity but also delightful culinary experiences with the unveiling of three…

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In Singapore’s busy property market, owning a second property has become increasingly attractive. However, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) can put a significant financial burden on second and subsequent property purchases. To avoid this obstacle, investors and homeowners are exploring strategic avenues such as decoupling and the 99-1 split. These strategies provide compelling options…

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Cheryl Tan’s journey from a brand specialist to running her own kids retail business to becoming a successful property expert is a rather unique one. Coming from a diverse background in marketing, branding, and business ownership, she provides a different perspective towards client servicing. Her sales strategy is defined by her commitment to providing genuine,…

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Understanding loan tenure in Singapore and how it works is important for financing your property purchase. According to MAS, the maximum loan tenure for private property in Singapore is 35 years.