CDL posts 8.4% rise in Q1 revenue
City Developments Limited (CDL) recorded a revenue of SGD783.8 million in Q1 2017, up 8.4% from the SGD723.3 million in the same period a year ago
Continue Reading • 12 May 2017
URA unveils new occupancy cap
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has reduced its cap on allowable tenants for private properties from eight to six unrelated persons
Continue Reading • 12 May 2017
Shunfu Ville sale finally goes through
The collective sale of Shunfu Ville has finally received the green light, after the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal lodged by objectors, media reports said...
Continue Reading • 11 May 2017
Developers tap VR tech to market projects
Property developers are making use of virtual reality (VR) technology to assist them in marketing their new projects, media reports said...
Continue Reading • 11 May 2017
HK listed world’s top luxury residential market in 2016
Despite hefty stamp duties, Hong Kong emerged as the world’s top luxury real estate market last year, beating London which dropped...
Continue Reading • 11 May 2017
Proportion of HDB flats down in 2016
While the number of HDB flats increased from 880,000 units in 2006 to 1.011 million units in 2016, the proportion of such flats out of the total housing stock fell from 78 percent to 73 percent
Continue Reading • 9 May 2017
New Futura to launch amid improved market sentiment
Property developer City Developments Limited (CDL) is gearing up to launch its New Futura condominium at Leonie Hill Road in prime District 9...
Continue Reading • 9 May 2017
5 developments with childcare centres in Singapore
Developments with childcare centres are a lot more common these days even if their numbers are still low. Check out these five projects that do have centres for kids.
Continue Reading • 9 May 2017
Analysts expect more homes as sites revert back to the state
More homes expected in sought after areas such as Paterson Road and Tanglin Road as earmarked sites are returned to the government or placed temporarily for alternative uses
Continue Reading • 8 May 2017
One Tree Hill Gardens sold for $65m in first en bloc sale of 2017
One Tree Hill Gardens off Orchard Boulevard has been sold for $65 million to a subsidiary of Lum Chang Group, said Knight Frank on Friday...
Continue Reading • 8 May 2017
Luxury project featuring Australia’s tallest man-made waterfall to launch in June
Waterfall by Crown Group, a 331-unit luxury residential project in Sydney’s inner-city suburb of Waterloo, will be officially launched to buyers...
Continue Reading • 8 May 2017
Vast majority of HDB flats not qualified for SERS
Most public housing are not eligible for the Selective En Bloc Redevelopment Scheme (SERS)
Continue Reading • 5 May 2017
Renovation works unfinished despite full payment
While she had paid the full amount for the renovation of her flat in Compassvale Crescent, Sengkang, Madam Siti's five-room unit is still far from being completed
Continue Reading • 5 May 2017
Views wanted on proposed changes to Property Tax Act
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) is inviting the public to provide feedback on proposed changes to the Property Tax Act. The three amendments...
Continue Reading • 5 May 2017
US housing market: More losers than winners, study
A new study revealed that only one in three homes in the US have returned to their pre-recession peak
Continue Reading • 4 May 2017
CDL awarded Tampines condo site
Bellevue Properties, a unit of City Developments Limited (CDL), beat eight other bidders to win the tender for a residential site at Tampines...
Continue Reading • 4 May 2017
Asian investors still snapping up UK property: JLL
Real estate transaction volumes in the UK are at their highest level since 2015, according to a report from property consultancy JLL...
Continue Reading • 4 May 2017
Oxley posts 91% surge in Q3 revenue
Oxley Holdings Limited’s revenue soared by 91 percent to S$386.5 million in the third quarter ended 31 March 2017 compared to S$202.58 million in the same period a year ago
Continue Reading • 3 May 2017
More first-timers turn to the resale market
One in five first-time buyers of Housing Board homes preferred a resale unit over a Build-To-Order (BTO) unit last year
Continue Reading • 3 May 2017
Australia’s April home price growth the slowest in 16 months
The red hot housing market of Australia showed first signs of slowing as prices rose at their slowest pace in 16 months in April
Continue Reading • 3 May 2017