Several buildings along Orchard Road have been put up for collective sale. Joining the collective sale club is strata-titled building Midpoint Orchard and Faber House, both located across the road from 313@Somerset. Another development up for collective sale is the mixed-use development Orchard Towers. A reserve price of S$1.6 billion was approved by its owners during its Extraordinary...
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Your home is probably the most expensive thing you own right now. (Not to be presumptuous, but I’m assuming you don’t have a $3 million supercar or yacht.) So it...
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Buying property can be daunting and complicated, especially if it’s your first time. On the finances side, it’s not just the home loan that you need to take note of. There are also other (often hidden) things to take into account, such as the stamp duty and property tax. For Singaporeans, if it’s their first...
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Renting a place in Singapore can be daunting. So we’ve done up this rental guide to help you rent a place, be it a room or the whole unit, at a condo, a landed property or an HDB. The guide encompasses a vast number of sub-guides, each of which serve both their individual purpose and...
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Missed out on last August’s Queenstown BTO? Then you might want to consider balloting for this May 2022 Queenstown BTO. 860 units here will be up for grabs in the next HDB BTO launch. May 2022 Queenstown BTO at a glance May 2022 Queenstown BTO indicative price range HDB hasn’t released the price range yet....
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A quick run down on how to upgrade HDB to condo
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The Ministry of National Development (MND) has released its half-yearly revision to the Development Charge (DC) rates across multiple property groups. Imposed on property developers, Development Charges are revised every six months and apply on a per square metres basis based on geographical sector and property group type. Based on MND’s and URA’s release, there...
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