Industrial property investors in Asia Pacific are increasingly looking to satisfy more defensive strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the last six months, industrial property investors have raised over US$7 billion targeting Asia Pacific logistics assets, according to JLL. Major transactions and partnerships have included ESR partnering with GIC to form an AUD1 billion build-to-hold fund [&hellip

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If you consolidate your personal debts it allows you to bring all your smaller loans together into one and could mean you could end up paying less in interest and fees. You should use debt consolidation calculator to see how much your repayments could be by bringing them together with a personal loan. Mr Paul [&hellip

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Lock-in home loan rates to prevent the uncertainty of a fluctuating interest rate Mortgage rates don’t stand still, they fluctuate, moving up and down over a period of days, weeks, even hours. Given that it can take a month or two to close on a home or a mortgage refinance, how can you pin down [&hellip

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With property prices climbing, what does a budget of $600,000 get you?

Decided to get a resale HDB flat instead of a BTO? Here’s what you need to know

Your MOP is over and you’re looking to upgrade from your HDB. But should you sell your original HDB first? We take a deep dive into this question here.

With US Fed Rates expected to stay low at least until 2023, Singaporeans are enjoying low SIBOR mortgages. But does this mean it’s time to buy property? Here’s a guide to help you navigate the current climate.

The 3M SIBOR in Feb 2021 is 0.403%, which is very low compared to recent years’ trends. This means super cheap mortgages in Singapore – but are low interest rates necessarily the best? We weigh the pros and cons.

As of 2019, there is an estimated 211,000 freelance residents in Singapore. If you are one of them and are hoping to buy property and get a home loan, this guide is for you.

This comes as Singapore’s property market remained buoyant with private home prices rising 2.2% in 2020 even as the economy plunged into recession.