As young newlyweds, buying your first home together is the next milestone after marriage. And if you’re anything like the clients on Home Run: Singapore, you also love hosting and cooking. If you’re on the lookout for your first home, here are some similar listings.
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Home Run: Singapore is your next binge-worthy watch on YouTube. The goal: to find the perfect home for a larger family who enjoy hosting friends and socialising at home. If that sounds like you, check out these similar listings.
If you caught Home Run: Singapore’s finale, you might be able to relate with the buyers who appreciate the finer things in life. And if you’re like us and enjoy day-dreaming about fancy homes, we’ve put together a list of properties priced between $10 million to $20 million that can be found right here in Singapore.
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