Residential Property
Keppel Land buys two prime sites in Bangkok CBD for $90.61m
Keppel Land buys two prime sites in Bangkok CBD for $90.61m
It will develop two premium freehold condominium projects.
Wheelock's residential projects nearly sold out
Only 7% of Ardmore Three units are left unsold.
Chart of the Day: Number of available homes could fall to 4,900 next year
Enbloc deals could lead to the demolition of 3,000 units.
Kismis View in Upper Bukit Timah to en bloc
The owners asked for at least $102m.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's empty flats rate hits 8.4% in Q3
Residential prices are still under pressure.
New land sales expected to develop 3,600 units
Thirteen sites are up for grabs in central Singapore.
Yanlord's Chinese residential project sold out at $529.57m
It sold all 636 units on their first day launch.
Oxley buys Mayfair Gardens for $311m
It plans to redevelop the residential site.
Tai Wah building sold en bloc for $84.89m
The buyer intends to redevelop it into a serviced apartment.
Freehold site Riviera Point up for en bloc sale
Asking price starts at $75m.
CapitaLand buys Vietnam-based real estate firm for $53.5m
It will develop a residential property in the land the firm owns.
ETC profits more than double to $3.4m in Q3
Quarterly profits rose 135% due to increased property sales.
Residential sales in Singapore rise almost seven-fold in 9M2017
This accounts for 37% of the country’s total investment volumes.
Capitaland buys residential site in Ho Chi Minh for $247m
It is Capitaland's 11th residential development in Vietnam.
Private home sales post steady growth in October
A total of 969 housing units were sold.
Private condominium rentals dip 1.8% in October
Rental volume rose to 4,169 units.
Private housing units to more than double in the next two years
Most units will come from redeveloped en-bloc projects and GLS supply.
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