November 5, 2021

99.co, alongside other stakeholders, will be part of the Alliance for Action (AfA) on Accurate Property Listings, supported by the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA). This initiative aims to eliminate the problem of dummy and duplicate property listings in order to better serve property consumers and raise the productivity of property agents. Longstanding source of...

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While one could argue that there’s really nothing ‘cool’ about the property cooling measures in Singapore, there is no disputing that the implementation of stricter rules in the future are a certainty. When the government decides to implement cooling measures, it takes effect immediately. This gives little time for speculators to make their move, as...

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The HDB MOP, or Minimum Occupancy Period, is a period (usually 5 years) during which you can't sell your flat, rent out the entire unit, or buy a new property in Singapore. Find out more about the minimum occupation period here.

CanningHill Piers is a 696-unit project located between the Singapore River and Fort Canning Hill. The sales gallery opens today (5 November), and bookings begin on 20 November.

Winning proposals to enhance Changi Point include turning Old Changi Hospital into a stargazing spot.

The tallest HDB flats in Singapore are great homes for those who love to live on high floors. Living 30 floors and up usually grants you amazing sea and city views. Here is an ultimate guide to where you can find such properties.

Electricity providers in Singapore such as Sembcorp, Geneco, and Sunseap have green electricity plans. But which one should you pick? Here are 4 electricity suppliers and the most updated plans they have to power your home.

During Hungry Ghost Festival, there is typically a dip in transaction volume as there are taboos around moving and buying houses in Singapore. But in 2021, it seems more are less superstitious. Read the full article.