Residential Property

Demand for ultra-luxury homes spikes in 2Q12

Guess which 3 posh homes priced above $3000 psf revived the ailing luxury market.

Chart of the Day: Luxury home sales collapsed from 2010 peak

Super rich snapped up resale posh homes as is evidenced by nearly 70% sale spike.

Check out these 13 posh homes with lacklustre sales

Unsold units totaled 12,855 and these are a few of the culprits.

Luxury home sales surge 246%

Demand for ultra-posh residences worth at least S$3,000 per sq ft also rose to 31 units.

Singapore 6th costliest city in which to rent

In the second half of 2011, Paris took over from London as the most expensive city in which to rent.

Property investment volume rebounds to US$26b in Q2

But Singapore's residential leasing market is likely to face further downside pressure.

Chip Eng Seng Contractors bags $137.73m contract from HDB

The deal involves building works at Bukit Panjang Neighbourhood 4 Contract 15.

Singapore property taxes second highest among world class cities

Singapore's property tax is only £600 cheaper than Hong Kong's.

Here’s how costly homes owned by Singapore’s super rich are compared with peers

The value of properties owned by Singapore's billionaires grew 14% in 2011, albeit at a slower pace than the 147% recorded five years ago.

Singapore second most expensive world class city to buy a house

Moscow, with virtually no purchase cost, was the cheapest of the ten world class cities.

5 major property investment transactions which defied market gloom in 2Q2012

Savills estimates that investment transactions more than doubled in 2Q12 to $7.4 biliion topped by Compass Point.

These are the two largest launches in OCR

They accounted for 72.9% and 46.1% of the region's new launches and sales.

10 stats on how Asia's ultra rich invest on property

Only around 4% of Asian ultra rich men own ski chalet abroad but the number is expected to keep growing.

Singaporeans amongst top luxury home buyers abroad

Only 3 Asian nationalities made it to the top 10 list  but don’t be surprised to see Filipinos and Mongolians catching up the list soon.

Why July's property rebound won't last

Singapore developers sold 1,943 homes but government will ensure any rally fizzles.