Most people assume it is, since it’s something that’s been going on for over a decade. The idea is that one co-owner (most often a spouse) owns 99 per cent of the property, whilst another owns just one per cent. Later, when the funds exist for each one to own a separate property, the owner […] The post So Is The 99-1 Property Split Strategy Legal Or Not? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

This week, the Singapore government brought back something familiar—a tougher Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD). If you sell a private property within four years of buying it, you could now pay up to 16% in SSD, depending on how soon you sell. That’s up from the previous three-year window and 12% maximum. These changes apply to all private residential properties […] The post New SSD, Old Mistake: Don’t Let a Condo Become Your Retirement Plan first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Moda Living and Aviva Capital Partners have secured a £200m investment deal with a trio of firms including Homes England to fund a new 1,000-home rental development in Digbeth, Birmingham. The post Moda and Aviva secure £200m funding deal for new Digbeth BTR scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Nearly half of all London co-location applications now include living formats such as student accommodation and co-living, the firm found. The post ‘Bed and sheds’ pipeline set to produce 31,000 London homes, says Turley appeared first on Property Week.