Residential Property
80% of Thomson Three units sold on first week of launch
80% of Thomson Three units sold on first week of launch
More units to be released this weekend.
How S-REIT stocks are affected by Fed's delayed tapering
Should investors be spooked?
CapitaLand's Sky Vue condo to rake in "fairly slim profit margins"
But has great stock-driving potential.
CapitaLand Limited's S$750m convertible bond issue has 2 big benefits
Making the fresh refinancing worth it.
Market tightness in the residential sector feared coming to a peak
Is there a risk for asset bubble?
UOL, Singland to launch Thomson Three on Saturday
It's a 21-storey condo project.
Why analysts are confident that there's no asset bubble in Singapore
Good bye boom and bust situation.
Why Singapore REITs should expect bounce from Fed tapering's no-show
Asset purchases won't be reduced.
Yanlord pops the champagne on $536m September pre-sales
Thanks to two project launches.
Chart of the Day: Here's why there's nothing impressive about the latest home sales
It's just a wee bit higher than historical average.
Private home sales predicted to hit 700-800 units this September
TDSR rules continue to bite.
Singapore's home sales rebound predicted to be short-lived
Cooling measures begin to bite.
Here are the top 5 best property investment spots for Singaporeans
Yes, Iskandar is still the most favorite.
CapitaLand to launch Sky Vue
It's priced 5-10% lower than Sky Habitat.
68% of HDB upgraders predicted to buy mass-market condos
As these have better yields.
Here's the impact of the new property measures on August home sales
Stonger demand for EC segment.
Here are the top 5 home projects in August in terms of new sales volume
Home sales rebounded 54%.
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