Mortgage conveyancing can cost from $1,500 to over $5,000 in Singapore. That's no small sum, so what are you actually paying for? What does your lawyer actually do for you? Learn more here.
According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the maximum home loan tenure is 30 years (HDB flats) or 35 years (private properties like condo, landed house, etc). Learn more here.
Digital door locks are one way you can transform your home into a smart home. In this article, we weighed the pros and cons of installing a digital lock and recommended 4 new models from Singapore's best digital door lock brands.
Fire extinguishers are an essential part of any home fire safety plan in Singapore. In this article, we share more about the 5 types of fire extinguishers, insurance, and how to use the Singapore Civil Defence Force's PASS method.
About 150ha of land has been freed up thanks to the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System project. Phase 1 saw 108km of tunnels built while Phase 2 will see 100km built.
BTO-ing is more than just paying a S$10 fee for your desired project and hoping for the best. If it’s your first foray into the property market, your HDB BTO application would be the start of a learning curve. There’s a lot of technical jargon to wrap your head around, considering the mind-boggling array of...
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Felicia Ong, who waited one-and-a-half years for the rental flat, had shared photos of the dilapidated flat on Facebook.
68-74 Thomson Road will be acquired by the government and be demolished following concerns over the strength of the building’s foundation.
Last week, the Ministry of National Development gave an update on the progress of BTO projects. It stated that around 85% of 89 ongoing projects have been delayed by around six to nine months. This means that around 43,000 households will only be able to move into their flats at a later date. Why is...
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In Singapore, the Credit Bureau Singapore (CBS) is the ones who issues credit reports. Credit scores (or ratings) are between 1,000 and 2,000. If you have a poor credit score, here are some tips for securing a mortgage or home loan.