Daily Briefing: Developer sales to slump in May; New rules to protect home buyers

And Choa Chu Kang EC site up for sale.

Given the limited number of project launches this month, sales of new private residential properties in Singapore are expected to fall sharply in May, revealed media reports quoting experts. View more here.

Prospective buyers of private homes can look forward to a more transparent property market when changes to the Housing Developers (Control and Licensing Act) kicks in from 25 May 2015, revealed the Ministry of National Development (MND). View more here.

An executive condominium (EC) site at Choa Chu Kang Avenue 5 which could generate about 490 housing units was released for sale today, revealed the housing board. View more here.

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