Property agent Lim Ming Han or The Property Ming shares the 4 main challenges LGBTQ+ Singaporeans face when buying homes, from being unable to afford larger apartments to hiding concerns from agents, and how to overcome them.
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Offers are expected in the region of S$10 million for the freehold detached house, which translates to a land rate of approximately S$1,826 psf.
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HDB resale prices rose since last year and more buyers are paying cash over valuation (COV) confirmed the Ministry of National Development.
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inancing support measures for enterprises extended to support continuity of cashflow and trade activities for business recovery
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The prices for the units sold at Pasir Ris 8 ranged from $1,400 psf to $2,000 psf with an average price of close to $1600 psf said the developers.
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For many Singaporeans, renting isn’t an option. We can’t bear to spend a good fraction of our monthly salaries on paying rent. So most of us tend to live with our folks till we get married and move out (or amass enough savings to buy our own property). But here’s the thing. While the rental...
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Chinese clusters were seen in central areas, while Malay clusters were in the northern and eastern neighbourhoods; Indian clusters were found in Admiralty, Pasir Ris Drive and Boon Lay as well as areas such as Kampong Java and Bendemeer.
However, the popularity of public housing within mature estates is apparent for BTO flats only. The top five neighbourhoods for resale flats were a mixture of mature and non-mature estates.
In the last four years, almost 25,600 BTO flats were offered within older residential areas such as Queenstown, Bukit Merah, Tampines, Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Kio, Bishan and Clementi.
HDB flats with balcony spaces are rare to come by in Singapore but they do exist in neighbourhoods like Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Batok and Punggol. If you'd like to live in one, here are 18 flats to browse and tips on how to decorate.