Collective-sale activity is picking up a little, with two properties keen to try their luck, including the long-awaited bid by Pine Grove. The 660-unit condominium… Read More »2 properties launch bids again to sell en bloc
SINGAPORE – The owners of Peace Centre/Peace Mansion have put the prime mixed development site at 1 Sophia Road up for tender again with a… Read More »Peace Centre/Peace Mansion makes 5th stab at collective sale with $688m reserve price
More collective sales are in the works as two more deals head to market after their owners missed out on earlier attempts. Kentish Green condominium… Read More »Kentish Green, St Thomas Ville seeking to sell en bloc again
A distinctive conserved two-storey bungalow in Little India known by many as the House of Tan Teng Niah is up for tender. The property is… Read More »Little India heritage site goes up for tender
URA adjusts monthly developers’ sales figures to account for lapsed options to purchase Faced with a slow residential market and competition from a multitude of… Read More »Some developers using ‘ingenious sales tactic’ to lock in home buyers
A public tender is under way for a 99-year residential site in Clementi Avenue 1 under the Confirmed List of the Government Land Sales (GLS)… Read More »URA launches tender for Clementi Ave 1 residential site
SINGAPORE – The government has cut development charge (DC) rates for non-landed residential use by 5.5 per cent on average. This contrasts with the 9.8… Read More »Development charge rates cut for non-landed residential use, but raised for hotel, commercial uses
SINGAPORE – Kentish Green at 20 Oxford Road has been put up for collective sale with a $200 million reserve price. Its owners had… Read More »Kentish Green, St Thomas Ville make another attempt at a collective sale
Impairment losses took a toll on property group City Developments (CDL) in the fourth quarter, it announced yesterday. Net profit for the three months to… Read More »CDL’s Q4 profit falls 54.7% on hotel segment blues
Some of Singapore’s most desirable houses come with a catch: Only locals can own them. That foreign buyers – notably from China – who for… Read More »Luxury homes retain appeal despite curbs
Minister notes industry has had bitter medicine but says progress is made by being resolute Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat has seen financial meltdowns in… Read More »Property sector needs to focus on long term: Heng Swee Keat
A pair of adjoining three-storey conservation commercial shophouses in Club Street are up for sale. The 999-year units near Chinatown have a combined land area… Read More »Club Street conservation shophouses up for sale
