Buying a condo in Singapore is an investment in your lifestyle and brings a host of positive changes that come with homeownership. Whether you’re eyeing a sleek apartment in the heart of the city or a more tranquil unit by the coast, stepping into the role of a condo owner in Singapore comes with some […] The post 7 Positive Things That Will Happen Once You Become the Owner of a New Condo in Singapore first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The idea of upgrading from an HDB flat to a condo is a familiar one for Singaporeans. But given how private property prices rose in the aftermath of Covid, is it still viable? And just as importantly, when does it become doable? By the time we’re in our 40s or 50s, we may face loan restrictions, or […] The post Upgrading To A Condo By 35: Is That Still Possible For The Average Singaporean In 2025? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

For those needing more space, finding a reasonably priced 4-bedroom condo can be a challenge. With new launches shifting towards compact layouts, larger units often come at a premium, making the resale market a more practical option for buyers looking to maximise space without significantly stretching their budget. In this list, we’ve put together five […] The post 5 Cheapest 4 Bedroom Condos Priced From $1.5m (Sized Above 1,200 Sqft) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Today, we’re back in the East again but this time, touring a more affordable landed enclave than last week’s Peach Garden. We’ll be doing a walk-through of Jalan Soo Bee and its neighbouring roads, Sea Breeze Walk, Sea Breeze Road, and Sea Breeze Avenue. To be honest, the estate isn’t particularly well-known: I did a Google […] The post Where To Find Freehold Landed Homes For $3m+ In Singapore: Touring Jalan Soo Bee first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The February 2025 BTO launch is here, and this time, we’ll see over 10,000 new flats become available. 50,32 are spread across Kallang/Whampoa, Queenstown, Woodlands, and Yishun. The Queenstown location, near Mei Chin Road, is sure to spark interest among mature-estate seekers; while Tanjong Rhu (in Kallang/Whampoa) will likely take advantage of the near-complete TEL […] The post February 2025 BTO Launch Review: Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Best Unit first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Today, we’re back in the East again but this time, touring a more affordable landed enclave than last week’s Peach Garden. We’ll be doing a walk-through of Jalan Soo Bee and its neighbouring roads, Sea Breeze Walk, Sea Breeze Road, and Sea Breeze Avenue. To be honest, the estate isn’t particularly well-known: I did a Google […] The post Touring An Affordable Less-Known Freehold Landed Estate In The East From $3.28m first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In this week’s episode, a couple revitalises their longtime home, blending nostalgia with a fresh aesthetic. The residence, which holds cherished memories of their children and pet, is designed to remain dynamic, allowing for changes in layout and artwork. The post A Family’s 3-Bedroom Condo Apartment Filled With Art, Sculptures, And Memories first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

2025’s first integrated development launch brings us to Tampines North, where Parktown Residence is set to make history as the largest integrated development by unit count—and the first ever in Tampines. With integrated developments hugely popular for their seamless MRT access and abundance of amenities, will Parktown Residence be yet another standout success in the […] The post Parktown Residence Review: First Mega-Integrated Development In Tampines From $2,135 Psf first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

ELTA is the final GLS site to be launched along Clementi Avenue 1 and, like previous developments in the area, faces the challenge of fronting the AYE. Additionally, the nearest MRT station is not within immediate walking distance. However, it is the only project in the area under the new harmonised GFA guidelines. Clementi’s appeal […] The post ELTA Condo Review: First New Launch In 4 Years In Clementi Priced From $1.16m first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

For the most part, landlords have a strong advantage over tenants in Singapore. We have no formal rent control measures (at least not since 2001*), there is no specific tenancy resolution body (everything goes to the Small Claims Tribunal or SCT), and nearly everything comes down to a private contract. So I’m always surprised when […] The post Why Singapore Landlords Hold All The Power first appeared on TheFinance.sg.