Residential Property
Developers brace for protracted residential property downcycle
Developers brace for protracted residential property downcycle
Cooling measures won’t be eased anytime soon.
Here's why property prices remain elevated despite several cooling measures
Developers won’t budge for as long as they can.
KepCorp fails to breach mandatory acquisition threshold, extends closing date for KepLand
It now owns 85.1% of KepLand.
Chart of the day: Residential resale prices hardest hit by policy curbs
Prices dropped by up to 10%.
Rising number of ex-homeowners applying for public rental flats a ‘worrisome’ trend: MND
Almost 6 out of 10 applicants used to have their own homes.
Keppel Corp rushing to beat today’s deadline for KepLand privatisation bid
It’s still short of the mandatory acquisition threshold.
The Singaporean property investor – UK-bound
Residential property in the United Kingdom (UK) is and always has been attractive for Singaporean investors. Much of the interest from local buyers...
Yes, policymakers are changing tack when it comes to property cooling measures
Gone are the days when only a sharp price drop would warrant an easing.
Frasers Centrepoint’s North Park Residences to open for preview this weekend
The 920-unit development is located in Yishun.
Developers still cautious on landbanking in latest Jurong tender
The price was 3.3% lower than previous bids for an adjacent site.
Private condo rents slipped 6.2% in February
On back of weak rental volume.
Private property still expensive due to developers' healthy balance sheets
They to not to lower prices.
Luxury home builders turn to crafty marketing ploys to drive sales in 2015
High-end home prices slipped 6.2% last year.
Private condo resale prices slipped 3.2% in February
On back of low resale volume.
Daily Briefing: Still no Bukit Panjang LRT services this morning; Sentosa Cove bungalow sales down sharply from 2013
And apartments at Marina Bay condo fetch above $3,000 psf.
Singaporeans’ appetite for overseas property purchases crashed to 3-year low in 2014
Investors are turning back to Singapore.
Centurion’s beds jumped seven-fold from 5,300 in 2010 to 40,362 in 2014
It plans to add 43,800 more in from FY15E-17E.
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