Author: Chanel Goh

Singapore’s robust real estate market has long been an attractive destination for property investors seeking stability and lucrative returns. As a global financial hub with a strong economy and well-developed infrastructure, Singapore offers a myriad of opportunities for both local and international investors. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricacies of the Singapore property investment process, covering everything from market trends and legal considerations to financing options and property management. Table of Contents: 1. Understanding the Singapore Property Market – 1.1 Overview of the Singapore Real Estate Landscape – 1.2 Current Market Trends and Opportunities – 1.3…

Jadescape Project Details Jadescape is a mega-development sitting on a whopping land plot of ~36,985.70 sqm, situated in the 2 Shunfu Road Singapore. The contemporary architectural symmetry of Jadescape rises from the beautifully landscaped grounds and lush greenery. With 1206 Residential Units Jadescape Condo offers lifestyle amenities and different bedroom sizes to choose from. Top Facilities JadeScape will set its homeowners in a splendid living circumstance that people can imagine with the myriad of Resort-like facilities it provides. Come home to 96 facilities and a clubhouse that are sure to keep you and your family entertained. Unwind after a day’s work at one of the 5 pools, where…

Review on UOL Land Emerged As The Developer of Amo Residences Condo Amo Residences GLS site development has been awarded to United Ventures Development by URA. This comes after the developer submitted the highest bid of S$381.4 million, translating to S$12,031 per square meter of GFA. The tender for the site attracted 15 bids, including from top developers like Far East Organization, Sekisui House, and Sino Group. Through a tie-up of City Developments and MCL Land, a bid from Titus residential came second highest at $358.89 million or $1,052 psf ppr. Amo Residences will be developed jointly by three developers, UOL Group, Kheng…

Belgravia Ace Developer Belgravia Ace is proudly developed by Tong Eng Group. One of Singapore’s most pioneer developer, they have been presenting quality homes to buyers since 1940s where they are heavily involved in the developing and construction sector. A couple of Tong Eng Group’s projects locally include the first two phases of the Belgravia Series namely Belgravia Villas, Belgravia Green and Stratton Green among many others. Belgravia Ace pricing is expected to be attractive for home stayers and investors to get a piece of this rare collection. The area also has a proven track record of rental yield and rentability given the great location and Belgravia…

Singapore, known for its economic prowess and financial stability, has long been a magnet for individuals seeking a prosperous environment. As one of the world’s leading financial hubs, Singapore has carefully crafted its tax framework to attract global talent and foster economic growth. In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of Singapore’s wealth taxes, exploring five key questions that individuals and businesses often encounter. 1. What is the Basis of Wealth Taxation in Singapore? Singapore stands out as a jurisdiction that does not impose a traditional wealth tax on individuals or corporations. Unlike many other countries, there is…

5 groups of people asking for property advice After I started my one-to-one property consultation service last March, five main groups of people would ask for my help: 1. Young couples who are getting married and buying their matrimonial home Their combined salaries are usually above the income ceilings of first-hand BTOs and ECs. They want to know the private housing options that are within their budget, including property types, location and projects. 2. Couples who just sold or are planning to sell their HDB flats They plan to upgrade to a private residential property, move to a new home for their…

Navigating the Current Landscape of Singapore’s Real Estate Market Introduction – Introduce the section by emphasizing the dynamic nature of the Singapore real estate market in 2023. – Highlight the significance of understanding the current market conditions for both developers and potential buyers. Economic Context – Explore the current economic climate in Singapore and its impact on the real estate market. – Discuss key economic indicators, such as GDP growth, unemployment rates, and interest rates, and their influence on property development. Government Policies and Regulations – Examine recent government policies and regulations affecting the real estate sector. – Discuss measures…

It seems like there might be a bit of confusion in your question. TDSR typically stands for Total Debt Servicing Ratio, a measure used by financial institutions in Singapore to assess a borrower’s ability to service their existing debts along with the proposed loan. It’s not directly related to SEO titles or content. If you’re facing challenges with TDSR in the context of a loan application, here are some common reasons for failure and general tips: Reasons for TDSR Failure: Certainly! The Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) is a financial framework used by lenders to assess a borrower’s ability to…

In Singapore, if you have outstanding debts related to a property, you typically need to repay those debts when selling the property. Here are some key points to consider: Mortgage Loan Repayment: If you financed the property through a mortgage loan, you will need to repay the outstanding loan amount from the proceeds of the property sale. The repayment includes the principal amount borrowed and any accrued interest. CPF (Central Provident Fund) Usage: If you used your CPF savings to finance the property, you may need to refund the CPF account with the principal amount, accrued interest, and any amount…

Worst 3rd quarter private home market since 2016 On October 27, URA released real estate statistics for 3rd quarter 2023. Their press release headline “Overall private residential prices remained broadly flat” is an understatement. Last quarter, despite developers released 10 new projects and 2,805 units for sale, the market sold only 1,946 new units. On a year-on-year basis, it is 11 percent lower than 2,187 new units sold in the 3rd quarter of 2022. Compared with two years ago in 3rd quarter 2021, it is 45 percent lower than 3,550 new units sold in that quarter. The market recorded total transactions…