Serenity Park, a freehold condominium on Tamarind Road, has been launched for collective sale at an asking price around $505 million. The 179-unit development sits on a 248,173 sq ft off Yio Chu Kang Road in District 28. The asking price translates to about $1,453 psf per plot ratio (psf ppr). The existing development comprises […] The post Will the Freehold Serenity Park’s $505M Collective Sale Succeed in Enticing Developers? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Hi Stacked Homes, My husband and I are in our mid-40s, and this is most likely the last private property purchase we can make. We recently sold our three-bedroom EC and made a good cash profit. We are now looking for our next property. The question we’re struggling with is whether, given today’s sky-high prices, […] The post We Sold Our EC And Have $2.6M For Our Next Home: Should We Buy A New Condo Or Resale? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Freehold condominiums are often considered legacy homes and price-resilient assets, given their tenure and desirability. As a result, properties with freehold tenure tend to get touted as ‘safe’ real estate and tend to be the property of choice for many Singaporean homeowners and investors. It just seems intuitive that without the limit of a 99-year […] The post These Freehold Condos Barely Made Money After Nearly 10 Years — Here’s What Went Wrong first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Earlier this month, Ministry of Finance published an Occasional Paper “Income Growth, Inequality, and Social Mobility Trends in Singapore”. This paper reivew trends in income growth, inequality, and social mobility in Singapore. It also outlines theGovernment’s approach and policies to sustain a fair and inclusive society. This is an update of an earlier paper published […] The post Are We Holding Too Much Home Equity? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Thinking of buying a home with a friend in Singapore? For many singles, home ownership can feel like a waiting game. You may be earning well, ready to move out, and frustrated by rising rents, yet not keen, or eligible, to buy alone. That’s why buying a property with a friend has become an increasingly […] The post Buying a Home With a Friend in Singapore As Co-Owners first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

With private condos being much pricier after COVID, it’s reasonable that some families are turning to 5-room flats instead. But contrary to coffee shop talk, not every 5-room flat costs “nearly a million dollars or more” today. Even if you were to pick a 5-room flat near an MRT station, there are still affordable options […] The post Here Are The Cheapest 5-Room HDB Flats Near An MRT You Can Still Buy From $550K first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Today, and throughout the rest of this week, many families who celebrate Chinese New Year will be busy with reunion dinners and wishing relatives good health and prosperity. Some of you might give out hong baos this year, some of you might still be receiving them. There will be many new homeowners welcoming friends and […] The post Happy Chinese New Year from Stacked first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Every time a large TOTO jackpot makes the headlines, everyone starts contemplating what exactly they’d buy if that money materialised for them. With the total jackpot for the upcoming TOTO Hong Bao Draw 2026 hitting $12 million, that’s a windfall that opens the door to a lot more expensive things. But most Singaporeans aren’t the […] The post How I’d Invest $12 Million On Property If I Won The 2026 Toto Hongbao Draw first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Thomas Hobbes wrote that people accumulate wealth not out of excess, but out of fear. That’s what comes to mind with this latest report on inequality in Singapore. Now most of that article covers familiar ground: the constant back-and-forth argument about how the GINI co-efficient should be calculated, so as to produce the most soothing results on […] The post The Unexpected Side Effect Of Singapore’s Property Cooling Measures first appeared on TheFinance.sg.