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Presenting the OCR, CCR and RCR! The Singapore District Map divides Singapore into distinct regions and 28 districts, according to the URA. Read more about the 3 main regions and Singapore districts here.

Here are 5 popular Singapore districts for H2 2022. What makes them so special, and what are some of the best and newest properties there?

Luxury condos in Singapore and non-landed private property located in the Core Central Region (CCR) are popular among foreign buyers in Singapore. In the top 10 list of what condos foreigners are buying in Q2 2022, Piccadilly Grand, Riviere, and Midtown Modern are a few projects to make the list. Read on to find out more.

If you're looking for a condo to rent, browse the top 10 most popular condos for rent in Singapore for Q2 2022. The three most popular projects for the quarter were Stirling Residences, Park Colonial, and Urban Vista.

If you're looking for a condo to buy, browse the top 10 best-selling condos in Singapore for Q1 2022. The three most popular projects for the quarter were Normanton Park, The Florence Residences, and Dairy Farm Residences.

If you're looking for a condo to buy, browse the top 10 best-selling condos in Singapore for Q4 2021. The three most popular projects for the quarter were Canninghill Piers, Normanton Park, and Dairy Farm Residences.

The Yong An Park condo penthouse unit in Singapore sold for $12.5 million on 3 September 2021 for a $8.7 million profit, making it the most profitable Q3 2021 transaction in the resale market. We find out why it was so profitable.

HDB near MRT stations in Singapore typically command a price premium, but exactly how much more? On average it is 8% for HDB flats on sale and 3% for rental properties. Read our breakdown for more info on the different flat types.

Demand for resale condos in Singapore remains strong in 2021. But should you buy RCR or OCR non-landed private properties? From livability to investment opportunities, here are 7 factors you can consider before making a decision.

Buying property in Singapore is expensive, and lately, even HDB flats are crossing the million-dollar mark. There were 87 such transactions in the first five months of 2021 alone. If you had $1mil, is it enough? What can you buy?