Image Credits: Normanton Park, by Kingsford Development With no expense spared, Normanton Park is set to become a mega launch in one of Singapore’s most coveted residential neighbourhoods. A project of the famed Hong-Kong-based Kingsford Development, Normanton Park is located in District 5 and will soon feature 1862 residential units over a 6-hectare land site. [&hellip

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Analysts expect the sales momentum in December to spill over to January 2021. However it is anticipated that while demand for new homes may remain high, the supply of new launches may decline this year.

Singapore continues to draw foreign buyers despite travel restrictions, partly due to its success in handling the pandemic. Sentosa Cove is the only place where a foreigner may seek approval to acquire a landed residential property for their own use.

Singapore's full-year property investment tally stood at $23.7 billion in 2020, revealed a Cushman & Wakefield report.

This new luxury waterfront project by Mapletree Investments and Keppel Land is situated within the Greater Southern Waterfront. Bookings will start from 30 January.

The 350km Singapore-Kuala Lumpur high speed rail (HSR) was slated for completion in 2030 but was unexpectedly terminated. Read about how this news will impact Jurong property prices.

In 2020, 82 HDB flats transacted at over $1,000,000. Recently, the Government has announced plans to manage this ‘lottery effect’, especially for prime districts.

Should we be worried about deforestation in Singapore? From 2002 to 2019, Singapore lost 16ha of humid primary forest, making up 0.75% of its total tree cover loss in the same period.

HDB resale flat prices are on the rise, but they’re still 12.5% lower than when it peaked in Q3 2013. Does that mean now is potentially a good time to buy a resale flat?