Property investment books can be a useful resource for beginners who are only just dipping their toes in the Singapore market. Here are 6 recommended reads by local authors, many of which are industry professionals and experts.
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What happens to your property after you die in Singapore? Depending on if you have a will, your HDB flat or private property will go to different parties. A simple will costs $200 to $400, so get your legal affairs in order.
HDB rental prices in Singapore have been rising. According to MOM, the median gross monthly income in Singapore is $4,534. Is that enough to rent a HDB flat and if yes, what type and where?
Efforts to reduce an older building’s carbon footprint is more complex since one has to deal with various existing parameters.
Seletar and Punggol are in the north-east area of Singapore, While some say they are less accessible, HDB BTOs, park connectors and F&B cafe options have sprung up over the last 10 years. Here's where to eat and live in the areas.
Jalan Tembusu site under the Reserve List in the 1H 2021 Government Land Sales.
Monetising your HDB flat for retirement by renting or downsizing are ways to deal with empty nest syndrome and earn you a sustained income. From the Lease Buyback Scheme to the Silver Housing Bonus, here are 4 ways to do so.
Secured loans use financial assets as collateral, which is why despite such large sums of money involved, interest rates remain low at about 1% to 2%. Read on to learn about collateral, unsecured and secured loans in Singapore.
The mortgage landscape here is constantly changing and getting a most affordable housing loan is possible if you know where to look
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If you are a homeowner, chances are that you are on the lookout for home loan saving as interest rates fall.
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