Updated from : The Business Times, 9 Mar 2021 TWO adjoining Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) on Ewart Park and Holland Road have been put up for sale with an indicative price tag of S$35 million and S$31 million respectively, said sole marketing agent Edmund Tie on Monday. Both freeholds have a total site area of … Continue reading Two adjoining GCBs on Ewart Park and Holland Rd for sale at S$35m and S$31m respectively
Category: Residential
The Regalia in River Valley put up for sale at $403m
The Regalia sits on a freehold site of 63,371 sq ft and commands "prominent corner dual road frontages" of about 150m along River Valley Close and River Valley Road. The site can potentially be redeveloped into a residential development of 302 units.PHOTO: CBRE The Regalia, a freehold condo located at 2 River Valley Close, … Continue reading The Regalia in River Valley put up for sale at $403m
Property sector sentiment down, but underlying demand still exists
The real estate industry's business sentiment plunged after the latest round of property cooling measures, but the outlook of the services sector continued to hold firm even as manufacturing optimism waned. These findings came from separate quarterly reports released on Tuesday by the Economic Development Board and the Department of Statistics, which looked at business … Continue reading Property sector sentiment down, but underlying demand still exists
URA nod for 4,107 units at Tampines Court, Normanton Park
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) granted provisional permission for several residential projects in the second quarter of the year. These include two large projects with well over 1,000 units each on sites sold through collective sales. Sim Lian won URA's provisional nod in June to develop a 2,225-unit condo on the Tampines Court site. In … Continue reading URA nod for 4,107 units at Tampines Court, Normanton Park
Kentish Green up for collective sale at $230m
Kentish Green in Oxford Road has joined the bandwagon of developments here trying for a collective sale. The owners have set a reserve price of $230 million for the 59,143 sq ft site. The 122-unit condominium is located near Farrer Park MRT station. Based on the reserve price, each owner will net between $1.736 million … Continue reading Kentish Green up for collective sale at $230m
Property curbs make leap harder for first-time buyers, upgraders
The latest round of property curbs has come as a surprise to buyers as well as developers, who have greeted the new rules with unhappiness. Developers, in particular, have been hit with a higher Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) - 25 per cent instead of 15 per cent - and an extra ABSD of 5 … Continue reading Property curbs make leap harder for first-time buyers, upgraders
ABSD hike: Pre-emptive but prudent
After repeated warnings of market exuberance, the Government finally announced a new set of property cooling measures which took effect on July 6. The measures included a hike of five percentage points in Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) rates for individuals and 10 percentage points for entities; a new 5 per cent non-remittable ABSD on … Continue reading ABSD hike: Pre-emptive but prudent
What the cooling measures mean for the private property market
The government is perhaps of the view that the best way to safeguard the health of Singapore’s property market and prevent it from overheating is to nip the exuberance in the bud. The demand-side measures announced on Thursday (July 5) could be the most draconian since the anti-speculative measures in 1996. Although it is just … Continue reading What the cooling measures mean for the private property market
Singapore private home prices rise 3.4% in Q2, after 3.9% jump in Q1: URA flash data
The quarter-on-quarter increase in the second quarter was led by a 3.8 per cent rise in the prices of landed homes. PHOTO: ST FILE SINGAPORE - Private home prices rose 3.4 per cent in the second quarter from the previous three months, keeping pace with the 3.9 per cent increase in the first quarter, flash estimates … Continue reading Singapore private home prices rise 3.4% in Q2, after 3.9% jump in Q1: URA flash data
Clementi resale flat crosses $1m mark
Clementi Towers, the first Housing Board project to be integrated with a mall, has flats selling above the million-dollar mark. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI IT professional K.S. Gee paid $1.068 million for a five-room flat at Clementi Towers, the highest to date for the first Housing Board project to be integrated with a mall. He believes … Continue reading Clementi resale flat crosses $1m mark
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