Private residential prices have tapered off from 3.9% in Q1 to 3.4.% in Q2.

The biggest hikes were recorded in Sector 43 which saw few en bloc and GLS site sold at prime prices.

The rest of the central region market led the sales increase by volumes of units sold.

Buyers might be attracted to its location and connectivity.

Revenue soared amidst higher contribution from Malaysia and Singapore properties.

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It has a total saleable area of 154,254 sq m.

Those who intend to use all of their CPF Ordinary Account balance may also do so.

Property prices continue to soar despite the cooling measures.

Full-year profits also slipped 5% to $392.7m.

They will build nine apartment blocks, six shops, a landscape deck, and communal facilities.

Gains from its purchase of Chevron House boosted profits.

It has a leasehold tenure of 99 years and a site area of 3,971.9 sq m.

En-bloc deals hit $13.8b which is 58% of all land sold in H1 2018.

They are eyeing to enhance the liquidity of older flats for the resale market.

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And fintech startup X Infinity raises US$20.5m from private sale.

Flat owners may opt to reject the scheme and stay in their residences until their lease expires.

Singapore expects to spend $4b on all improvement projects.