January 2021

District 9 freehold residential block for sale at guide price of $18m

Edmund Tie & Co announced on 18 Jan that it is pleased to announce the launch of a District 9 freehold residential block for sale by tender. Edmund Tie is the sole marketing agent for the three freehold residential buildings 2, 4 and 6 Mount Emily Road. 100% of the owners have given consent to the [&hellip

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13 Former HUDC Estates: How Are They Doing Now?

In 2017, Singapore saw the end of the Housing and Urban Development Company (HUDC) scheme. That was when Braddell View, the last of the remaining HUDC estates, was privatised. In that same year, no less than four HUDC estates went en-bloc; a development that showed the strength of demand for their locations.  Fast forward till...

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Condo rents decline in 2020, with one notable exception.

Covid-19 may have left much of the Singapore property market unscathed in 2020, but the economic effects of the pandemic has undoubtably impacted investor-landlords. According to the URA Rental Index, condo rents declined by 0.5% year-on-year in 2020. The signs of a lacklustre condo rental market was also obvious in terms of rental volume, which...

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Experts share their views on the private property market in 2021

Private residential property prices increased by 2.1% in Q4 2020 compared to Q3 2020, according to the URA quarterly statistics released on 22 January 2021. Prices of non-landed private residential properties, in particular, increased by 3.0% and reflect robust growth in condo prices across all regions in Singapore.   The price increase for condos in...

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Could We See More Property Cooling Measures In 2021?

In an “oh no” moment on 18th January, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat said the government is paying close attention to the property market; and that they “don’t want to see the property market run ahead of the underlying economic fundamentals”. This was coupled with a warning that developers should “remain prudent” in their...

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