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The price softening of private properties is in line with a weaker macroeconomic projection against a backdrop of rising mortgage rates and spiraling inflation.

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Hi, I noticed some of the resale 3 and 4 rms have sub type listed as 3NG/4NG. Can those under single scheme select these flats? Thanks.

Sellers and property agents make a lot of assumptions about what buyers want in a home. When we speak to property buyers, however, we come across surprising revelations and be stunned by how far off their priorities can be from common assumptions (e.g. near MRT stations, schools). Our conclusion? Singaporean home buyers can be a…

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It is not the most expensive HDB resale flat, it is only the most expensive HDB resale executive flat, which is nothing much since the most expensive HDB resale flat is a much smaller 5 room flat.

"Can I use CPF to buy condo in Singapore?" is a common question that pops up. While the answer is yes, learn 4 main reasons why you should not use CPF to buy a condo or an HDB flat.

Cultivate good feng shui in your house in 2023, from your living room to your bedroom. Featuring expert predictions and advice from Master Jacelyn Phang from Yuan Zhong Siu Feng Shui Consultancy.

Chinese New Year 2023 is here! Uncover your zodiac sign's forecast for the Year of the Rabbit in this guide, featuring expert feng shui predictions from Master Jacelyn Phang from Yuan Zhong Siu Feng Shui Consultancy.

As spot Sora trends downwards, floating mortgage interest rates may roll back to 2.00-2.50 per cent soon for home loans.

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In reply to <a href="https://www.99.co/singapore/insider/selling-condo-before-top-sub-sale-ssd/#comment-209083">Pooi Kuan</a>. No, you won't be able to get a refund for BSD and ABSD. While there is ABSD remission, it is only applicable for married couples selling the first property within 6 months of buying the second property.