SINGAPORE – Rejuvenation efforts along the Orchard Road area got a shot in the arm with the $439 million sale of Delfi Orchard to City Developments (CDL).… Read More »Orchard Road rejuvenation gets shot in the arm from Delfi Orchard sale
SINGAPORE – The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on May 30 released two residential sites – one in Margaret Drive and the other in Media Circle… Read More »URA releases state land sale sites in Margaret Drive, Media Circle
SINGAPORE – When Mr J.C. bought his home in Jalan Chempaka Puteh for about $400,000 in 2007, he thought he had snagged the two-storey landed… Read More »â€˜Time is running short’: Chempaka residents unsure about future with leases expiring in 10 years
SINGAPORE – Despite the dwindling leases, transactions for the 70-year leasehold landed properties in Jalan Chempaka Puteh, Jalan Chempaka Kuning and Bedok Road have been… Read More »Transactions mostly profitable for Chempaka landed homes despite leases running out
SINGAPORE – Condominium resale prices rose by 1.5 per cent in April after trending sideways for the past six months. This came as volumes reached… Read More »Condo resale prices climb 1.5% in April as volumes hit 13-month high
Taking on the taxman is ultimately a loser’s game given the agency’s wide-ranging power to strike down sham processes designed to escape paying levies. The… Read More »Why property investors who avoid ABSD can risk losing more
SINGAPORE – The introduction of new public housing in Bukit Timah for the first time in about 40 years is a significant move that could… Read More »New HDB flats prevent further entrenchment of Bukit Timah as private home enclave: Experts
SINGAPORE – The first public housing units in Bukit Timah in about 40 years will be built in Turf City, as part of plans to… Read More »Up to 20,000 homes planned for Turf City, including first Bukit Timah HDB flats in almost 40 years
The allure of owning a property that can be held indefinitely and passed down to future generations is undeniable. Freehold condominium units embody this lasting… Read More »Why leasehold is becoming just as desirable as freehold
SINGAPORE – One building has stood the test of time, surviving World War II in the 1940s and hosting Queen Elizabeth II in 1972. The… Read More »27 Turf City heritage structures could be kept, most of two forested areas to be retained
SINGAPORE – The old Raffles Junior College (RJC) campus in Mount Sinai will soon be demolished to make way for new residential developments, amenities and… Read More »Former RJC campus in Mount Sinai to be demolished for new developments; alumni bid farewell
SINGAPORE – Technology and development hub Singapore Science Park is set to get its first residential project, a 300-unit condominium. The planned condominium, on a… Read More »Singapore Science Park set to get 300-unit condo as first residential project
