July 16, 2021

A 956-year leasehold, 3-bedroom, 1550-sqft apartment at Botannia condominium, West Coast Park has been put up for sale on 99.co. Priced at S$2.08m, it is a ground-floor unit with a per-square-foot price of S$1,341.94. Being a ground floor unit, the apartment comes with a spacious patio – great for home gardening aficionados. It even comes...

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Within Southeast Asia and APAC, the pandemic has demonstrated how challenging it is for countries to protect their borders and secure their residents’ health and safety. For Singapore, which is often compared in economic terms with Hong Kong, the situation remains fluid, as foreign investment money moves in search of ‘safe-haven cities’. In light of...

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Co-living in Singapore is rising in popularity, especially amid COVID-19 in 2021. Operators are reporting occupancy rates of over 90%, and a three-fold increase in local demand. But why? And how does co-living compare to renting?

Buying property in Singapore is expensive, and lately, even HDB flats are crossing the million-dollar mark. There were 87 such transactions in the first five months of 2021 alone. If you had $1mil, is it enough? What can you buy?

A fitness enthusiast and former COO of ERA Singapore, Marcus Chu is no stranger to the property industry – and now he has a brand-new feather on his cap as the agency’s new CEO. With a new leader at its helm, ERA is continuing its steady track towar…

For art teacher, Ilyana, upgrading from an executive condo to a house was no easy task. She had to consider her family’s requirements and spent endless hours looking through PropertyGuru. Eventually, she found her dream home!

New private home sales dropped 2.6% month-on-month, from 895 to 872 units, and decreased 12.6% year-on-year.

Prices for The Watergardens at Canberra start at under $920,000, $1.3 million and $1.8 million for a two-, three- and four-bedroom apartment respectively.