From Monday, landlords can rent out to no more than six unrelated persons; no change to HDB cap When she moved out of her family… Read More »New cap on tenants for private homes, deadline looms for agents, landlords to ink deals
More condominiums are adding extensive greenery to differentiate their properties from others A botanical garden with 200 species of plants, a 200m-long… Read More »Condos go back to nature
First-quarter earnings fell for City Developments (CDL) despite booking a higher revenue. In announcing the results yesterday, the developer also noted that the residential property… Read More »CDL’s Q1 profit drops despite higher revenue
Perennial Real Estate Holdings’ first-quarter net profit surged owing to a divestment gain from the sale of a partial stake in a property asset near… Read More »Sharp rise in Perennial Real Estate Q1 profit
Of 30 transactions in past 12 months, 16 lost out; Seascape unit made largest loss of $6.6m They may boast Singapore’s most prestigious address, but… Read More »Losses in ‘at least half of Sentosa Cove home sales’
SINGAPORE – Artra, a new condominium launched at the weekend has moved a robust 130 units, in the latest sign the local property market may… Read More »Strong early sales at Redhill condominium reflect robust demand, say analysts
Unhappy home owners at the Austville Residences executive condominium (EC) in Sengkang have entered into mediation with the developer and the main contractor over… Read More »Austville residents seeking compensation for alleged defects
Investor looks at location, area’s future development plans and unit layouts, among other things Property has become a big part of Mr Quek Fu Jin’s… Read More »The science behind investing in property
The developer of Mon Jervois near River Valley Road coughed up $14.8 million in additional buyer’s stamp duty (ABSD) in February for not meeting a… Read More »Developer of Mon Jervois pays $14.8m in ABSD penalty
Analysts point to brisk sales and improving sentiment even as private home prices fall for 14th straight quarter Prices fell across the private residential, commercial… Read More »Pace of decline slows amid property slump
SINGAPORE – United Industrial Corp (UIC) posted near flat earnings of S$59.8 million for the first quarter. This was despite a 31 per cent jump… Read More »UIC posts flat earnings of S$59.8 million for Q1
SINGAPORE – The private residential property segment appears to be bottoming as prices fell at a slower pace, while transactions increased in both the new… Read More »Latest data show private housing market may be bottoming out but any upturn will be slow and patchy
