Singapore is in recession - the Government expect’s 2020’s GDP decline to be between 6% to 6.5%. Is now a good time to buy property?
Singapore is in recession - the Government expect’s 2020’s GDP decline to be between 6% to 6.5%. Is now a good time to buy property?Today, Huttons announced the establishment of the industry-first Millionaire Associate Program (MAP) during the Covid-19 pandemic to groom up to 500 leaders in the real estate industry. Mr Mark Yip, Chief Executive Officer of Huttons Asia said, “This pandemic has adversely impacted the lives of many in Singapore. That said, Huttons saw 5 Top Producers...
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It’s not much, but it’s honest work. In the aftermath of the fire at Waterwoods condominium on Saturday (19 December), photos and a video surfaced of a kind samaritan neighbour attempting to put out the blaze from his balcony using a hose. [Note: This article has been updated at 3pm on 20 December (Sunday) with...
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Although condo prices in Singapore’s prime districts are staging a rebound following the Covid-19 shock, fire sales of repossessed units (i.e. bank sale) remain commonplace. In November, a freehold, triple-storey penthouse near Orchard was sold in a bank sale at $6.1 million lower than its last transaction price—representing the biggest loss from a property sale...
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The HDB May 2021 Geylang BTO launch will have 1,380 2-room Flexi, 3-room, and 4-room flats, located near MacPherson MRT station, which is on the Circle Line (CCL) and Downtown Line (DTL).
Here’s a look back at the top 8 best selling new launch condos and ECs that flew off the shelves during their respective launch weekends.
The Government announced a $24.8 million Climate-Friendly Households Programme, which gives out up to $225 vouchers for eco-friendly household items.
Secondhand furniture can really help reduce waste in Singapore. Did you know: in 2019, 7.23mil tonnes of solid waste was generated!