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Why ‘Cheap’ Johor Property Can Get Expensive Very Quickly For Singaporeans
This contributed article by Malaysian property veteran Samuel Tan, founder & CEO of Olive Tree Property Consultants, offers his perspective on the Malaysian property market as well as important tips Singapore-based buyers and investors should keep in mind. New cross-border investments, such as the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (Johor-SG SEZ), have thrown the spotlight on […] The post Why ‘Cheap’ Johor Property Can Get Expensive Very Quickly For Singaporeans first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
Should You Buy Property for Your Kids in Singapore Despite the Risks?
Many parents view purchasing a home or investment property for their children as an act of love and security. It seems like the ultimate head start in a competitive housing market, ensuring that their child never has to worry about where they’ll live. However, good intentions can lead to complicated financial, legal, and emotional outcomes. […] The post Should You Buy Property for Your Kids in Singapore Despite the Risks? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
How Much You Need to Earn to Afford a One or Two-Bedder Condo In 2026 (As a Single)
The start of the house-hunting season looms on the horizon and we’re already seeing activity in the new launch market. But once the seasonal lull from this year’s Chinese New Year festivities are over, we can expect more buyers to return to showflats and realtors get busier. This will be an especially exciting time for […] The post How Much You Need to Earn to Afford a One or Two-Bedder Condo In 2026 (As a Single) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
This Former School Site May Shape A New Kind Of Lifestyle Node In Serangoon Gardens
A former school in Serangoon Gardens might come back to life as a lifestyle destination after the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) launched a Price-Quality tender for the State-owned site on Jan 12. The site at 49 Kensington Park Road is where the former Serangoon Garden South School was located. The school was established in 1955 […] The post This Former School Site May Shape A New Kind Of Lifestyle Node In Serangoon Gardens first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
I Learned This Too Late After Buying My First Home
Or at least, a dangerously incomplete one. I get that it’s intuitive; if you’re a young first-time homebuyer, the first thoughts that float to mind are: Can I make the down payment? Do I have enough in my CPF? Can I meet the Mortgage Servicing Ratio or Total Debt Servicing Ratio, and why is everything an […] The post I Learned This Too Late After Buying My First Home first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
“Can I Afford It?” Is Only Part of The Big Question When Buying A First Home
“Can I afford it?” is the wrong first question to ask young homebuyers.  Or at least, a dangerously incomplete one. I get that it’s intuitive; if you’re a young first-time homebuyer, the first thoughts that float to mind are: Can I make the down payment? Do I have enough in my CPF? Can I meet the […] The post “Can I Afford It?” Is Only Part of The Big Question When Buying A First Home first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
What A $6.99 Cup of Matcha Tells Us About Liveability in Singapore
Can the cost for a cup of matcha latte tell you how liveable a city is? That’s one of the factors that Savills, a global real estate services provider, is using in its inaugural Matcha Index – a study that assesses urban liveability through cafe culture, matcha affordability, and quality of cafes. You might be […] The post What A $6.99 Cup of Matcha Tells Us About Liveability in Singapore first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
How To Decide Between A High Or Low Floor Condo Unit — And Why Most Buyers Get It Wrong
Floor height is one of the main factors in developer pricing. It almost goes without saying that, as far as new launches go, a higher floor will cost more than a lower one. Even floor height discounts only have meaning because of this assumption; otherwise “all-floors-same-price” wouldn’t be much of a sales promo. But just […] The post How To Decide Between A High Or Low Floor Condo Unit — And Why Most Buyers Get It Wrong first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
Govt Just killed the Good Days of HDB Resale Market! Next would be the Condos!
The Government Is Actively Cooling the Market Down Singapore’s property market is not slowing by accident — it is being actively managed. In this video, I break down why the government has turned on the BTO supply tap, what the numbers really say from 2018 all the way to 2026, and how this policy shift […] The post Govt Just killed the Good Days of HDB Resale Market! Next would be the Condos! first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
This 4-Room HDB Just Crossed $1.3M — Outside the Usual Prime Hotspots
A four-room flat in Clementi Crest has set a new record price for a four-room HBD in Clementi. According to transaction data, the 1,001 sq ft unit, which is on the 40th to 42nd floors, in block 445A Clementi Avenue 3 was sold for $1.35 million ($1,349 psf) earlier this week. This transaction trumps the […] The post This 4-Room HDB Just Crossed $1.3M — Outside the Usual Prime Hotspots first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a month ago | thefinance.sg
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The Psychology of Property Investing: Why Smart Investors Still Make Emotional Decisions
Property investing is often described as logical, data-driven, and numbers-based. After all, fundamentals always point us to rental yield, capital appreciation, cashflow and interest rates. But beneath every spreadsheet lies something far more powerful: Human psychology. Even experienced investors in the Singapore property market — one of the most data-transparent markets in the world — […] The post The Psychology of Property Investing: Why Smart Investors Still Make Emotional Decisions first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
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Here Are Hard-To-Find 3-Bedroom Condos Under $1.5M With Unblocked Landed Estate Views
When it comes to views, there’s a general agreement among buyers: even if it’s not a waterfront view, or a particularly high-floor, unimpeded is best. This is one of the reasons why condo units facing landed enclaves – where there’s unlikely to ever be a tower or two blocking your view – tend to fetch […] The post Here Are Hard-To-Find 3-Bedroom Condos Under $1.5M With Unblocked Landed Estate Views first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
a day ago | thefinance.sg
Crew member killed after projectile hits tanker off Oman, manager says
V.Ships Asia said that the crew member was killed in the engine room of the tanker. At least three ships are known to have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday.
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Trump says 48 leaders killed in strikes on Iran, and new leaders want to talk
Trump said in media interviews on Sunday that 48 leaders were killed in strikes on Iran, but that he would "be talking" to new Iranian leaders, although he didn't specify when.
in 6 hours | channelnewsasia.com
Black Sheep Coffee signs franchise deal to open 10 new central London sites
Fast-growing chain Black Sheep Coffee is set to open a minimum of 10 stores across central London, covering the City of London, Tower Hamlets and Hackney after signing a new development agreement. The post Black Sheep Coffee signs franchise deal to open 10 new central London sites appeared first on Property Week.
a day ago | propertyweek.com
Small to mid-box supply shortage is supressing demand, report finds
Report from Potter Space and Savills finds that between 2014 and 2024 businesses would have taken 35% more space to meet their needs if it had been available, equating to 60m sq ft. The post Small to mid-box supply shortage is supressing demand, report finds appeared first on Property Week.
a day ago | propertyweek.com
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