10 results for 'millennial'

Property data shows more individuals aged 26 to 35 are buying new private homes in Singapore. If you’re a millennial who wants to buy a condo in Singapore, here is why you should consider Lentoria as your next home.

Boomers aka our parents' generation have always managed to flip houses in Singapore, making a neat profit each time. Given current property prices, how realistic is this investment approach for millennials today?

A studio apartment or a room? Which is the better option when it comes to renting? That is the question. When renting in Singapore, here are 5 best factors to consider when deciding to rent a shoebox apartment or room in a condo or HDB flat in 2022.

To buy a house in Singapore is a commitment. Whether you're going for a BTO flat, HDB resale flat, condo unit or otherwise, here are our 9 top tips to help millennial women buy their first property, with a partner or alone.

Renting in Singapore has caught on among single millennials in 2021 as values shift and the want for space and privacy grows. If you're a millennial who earns a modest 2.5k salary, this is your trusted guide on how to move out.

Learn how to declutter your home with tips from a home organisation expert in Singapore, Esther Tan (aka Your Tidy Half). Use these 5 best steps which align with the Konmari Method for a better, tidier living space.

In 2018, we found that 54% of Singaporeans polled aged between 21 and 36 years old were residential property owners. Of this, 24% had multiple homes. Could the millennial market be a lucrative sector that investors have unwittingly neglected?

Last time we saw that Singapore’s millennials are less keen to get married than young people previously and this has affected housing demand. But how do they compare to Millennials in other countries?  The results might surprise you.

Over the last 18 years more Singaporeans in the millennials age group have stayed single. How has this impacted the local housing market? Let’s have a look.