Residential Property
Why January home sales could actually be 'distorted' data
Why January home sales could actually be 'distorted' data
Only 34 units were sold in mid-month.
January private home sales surged 43% to 2,013 units
But this will likely peter out soon.
Luxus Hills Phase 6 to be launched on 1H13
73% of saleable area remain unsold.
Homes sold in January up 43% MoM despite cooling measures
It's even higher than last year's 1,872 units.
Property prices to drop 5% this year
While luxury homes will likely be 5-8% cheaper.
Property investment demand to suffer from 'harsh' cooling measures
As it is ~40% of overall demand.
City Developments FY12 profits at risk of 24% decline: Maybank
Luckily, FY13 holds rebound potential.
Posh home prices in Singapore dip a measly 0.8%
It's likely to remain flat in 2013.
Foreign buying activity dropped to 7% in 2012
And 2013 won't be any better.
Prices of new project launches slashed by 5-10%
Bite marks of cooling measures starting to show.
Here's why Singapore Land won't be actively landbanking
It still has four unlaunched projects.
Resilient residential property market likely helped Singapore avoid technical recession
Asian recovery also credited by Moody's.
DBS predicts 20% decline in mortgage applications
Property cooling measures begin to bite.
Resold private flats surged three-fold to 920 units
Still strong demand from home buyers.
King Wan reveals S$167m orderbook
A good fruit of three years' labour.
La Fiesta half sold out
Only 94 of the 500 units launched are left.
You won't believe how home price hike outstrips income growth
Low interest rates are masking the truth.
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
Commentary
Singapore’s tourism economy depends on security infrastructure most never see
Where does value creation really happen?
Managing the cost of diverging standards: Why Singapore matters
Singapore’s AI ambition has an intelligence problem
Singapore is deploying AI at speed – and security risks are catching up
Precious metal boom is a stress test for Singapore’s gold ambitions
Singapore’s global dispute fault lines
‘Tokenmaxxing’ – The wrong AI race to run in Singapore
To outsmart modern fraud, we must first know the enemy