Mok Sze Sze has handled property transactions over $1 billion throughout the years and has been instrumental in conducting auctions for various government agencies throughout the years.

The pandemic may have caused the worst recession since Singapore’s independence, but that’s not stopping Singapore residents from selling and buying property. In particular, we’re seeing higher volumes of HDB resale transactions since the end of the circuit breaker.  The uptick has also led to price increases for HDB resale flats, with prices on the...

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For first-time married, Singaporean couples who need interim housing while waiting for their new HDB flat to be built, they have a few options for temporary affordable living arrangements. There are many reasons why they would want to do so, one of which is they do not want to live with their parents or in-laws...

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Developers in Singapore may follow CapitaLand’s move of splitting its business into a privately owned developer and a publicly traded investment manager, said analysts.

The enhancement works at the 4km stretch – which runs between Hillview and the conserved Bukit Timah Railway Station – is now more inclusive and accessible for visitors.

90% of all one- and two-bedroom units and close to 50% of all three-bedroom units were sold.

Being a single parent is hard, finding a home as a single parent (especially for an unwed parent) is even harder. In the years past, regulations by the HDB have made it hard for divorced, widowed or unwed parents to get a home for themselves and their children. For instance, it was only in March...

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Competition for BTO flats is insanely high - here's a guide to how the ballot system works, and how you can improve your chances of getting a queue number.

Some residents said that they have been dealing with the noxious smell since February 2020 when the remediation works started, while the loud noise has disturbed them at all hours.

As a condo resident, you’ll have to contribute to the condo’s maintenance fund and sinking fund through the service charge. Find out more on what these funds cover.