July 2021

Building, managing and protecting one’s wealth requires time and wisdom. But it gets easier when there’s a helping hand – in the form of Citigold. Throughout your lifetime, you make choices and set personal goals. It could be choosing a life partner, striving for that dream home, or building your wealth and passions. You are...

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In this series entitled Agent Success Stories, we sit down with agency leaders to find out their side of the story. From their humble beginnings to the challenges they have faced on the road to success, we learn that a career in the real estate industry is one filled with boundless opportunities – if you...

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The homeless in Singapore exist though 90% of Singaporeans own their HDB flats. A 2019 survey done by the National University of Singapore's (NUS) Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy found about 921 to 1,050 homeless people here.

HDB flat application processes for an HDB BTO or SBF flat in Singapore can be complicated. This article explains the full process, outlining the timeline and costs. Learn when to pay the $10 application fee, option fee and more.

HDB parking rates are something all drivers in Singapore need to know. Whether it's HDB car park rates, parking fines or HDB season parking schemes, learn all there is to know in this handy guide.

The estate management company will use the funding to double its presence within Southeast Asia with new markets like Cambodia, and break into the European and Australasia markets by the end of this year.

If the buyer’s appeal is granted, the option fee penalty and one-year wait-out period will be waived by the HDB.

HDB season parking allows drivers in Singapore to park at HDB car parks for as low as $80 (cars) and $15 (motorcycles) per month. We researched how to apply for, transfer, renew and cancel your HDB season parking subscription.

When it comes to sharing our first-time home-buying journeys, it’s usually a Facebook photo, Instagram post or a long rant on Medium or Reddit. For 33-year-old Gwendolin Mah, mother to a one-year-old girl, who’s just collected the keys to her Bidadari BTO HDB flat, sharing her experience through TikTok seems like what this generation needs....

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For the last thirteen years, Meeshal and her husband have called Singapore home. Since they first arrived, they have been living in the Newton area, so they didn’t have to look far when they finally decided to buy a house.