You’d think by now, the idea of using polls to push a point would be obsolete; but it’s still going strong among insurers and property agencies. I’m talking about polls that are thinly veiled sponsored messages, along the lines of “nine out of 10 doctors prefer…etc.” style persuasiveness (or lack thereof.) Take, for instance, this report on […] The post Are Singaporeans Moving Away From Property As A Retirement Strategy? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

On paper, the answer is just a straight yes. But due to confusion involving things like GFA harmonisation and actual increased affordability in prime districts, this has become a very loaded question to answer. It’s not that property agents or other industry players want to bamboozle you – it’s just that the current stewpot of factors makes […] The post Are New Launch Condos Really Getting Cheaper in 2025? The Truth Isn’t What You Think first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Political uncertainty and regulatory headwinds are undermining the UK’s appeal as a real estate destination in the eyes of global institutional investors, Property Week can reveal. The post Three quarters of investors say political uncertainty is undermining confidence in UK’s living sector appeared first on Property Week.

A £4,500 annual surcharge is expected to be levied on 100,000 properties valued at £2m and above. The post Reeves looks to introduce new ‘mansion tax’ at Autumn Budget appeared first on Property Week.