Someone has paid more than James Dyson to buy a penthouse in Singapore, making it the most expensive in Singapore. According to Business Times, a penthouse unit at Les Maisons Nassim was sold for S$75 million in late October. At the quantum price of S$75 million, this has beaten the S$73.8 million reportedly paid by...
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I talked about the five miseries that unfortunate owners are facing in my last blog post. In response, there were messages from readers sharing their own sad stories. It proves that Singapore really lacks a proper platform for owners and homebuyers to voice their grievances. One of them commented that there is a 6th misery... [read more]
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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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