Progress payments refers to schemes by lenders to help you make payments at different stages of the property construction Once upon a time there was this thing called the Deferred Payment Scheme, But since 26 October 2007, deferred payment schemes (which defers payment till a later date) was disallowed. This means that buyers have to [&hellip

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From a property tax perspective, there are many things buyers of vacant land or development sites should check or do before and after purchasing the vacant land or development sites. Information for Buyers of Vacant Land or Development Sites Before the Transfer of Property Make a legal requisition on the property Once the property is [&hellip

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When it comes to refinancing your mortgage, it isn’t as simple as picking the bank with the lowest interest rate. There are other considerations involved, such as fixed vs floating rates, CPF vs cash savings, to shorten or extend your tenure, etc.

Sounds too technical and don’t know where to start? Then tune in to our upcoming webinar, where Paul Wee, Managing Director (FinTech) at PropertyGuru Group, will be demonstrating how best to use our mortgage refinancing calculator, a free online tool that helps you to break down your refinancing costs and savings. He’ll also share the methodology to estimate your expected savings, featuring real case studies and examples.

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Despite a fall in auction listings from 1,387 in 2019 to 497 in 2020, the auction market still posted higher success rates, increasing to 3.6% from 1.4% in the previous year.

Ranked 58th in the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World index by Corporate Knights, this is CapitaLand's ninth time on the list, jumping five places from the previous year.

The flats are set for completion in 2024 and are targeted at seniors aged 65 and above who wanted to live on their own, yet enjoy some support, care and communal activities.

Sustainability in property is more important than ever, which is why we’re excited to introduce the PropertyGuru Green Score which helps you easily compare and shop for eco-friendly residences.

BSD: In Singapore, Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) is payable for both residential and non-residential property. The current BSD rate is up to 3% of the purchase price* for residential properties $1m and below, and up to 4% for residential properties that are more than $1m. BSD for non-residential properties are up to 3%. Image: Inland [&hellip

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