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Union Square Residences Review: Mixed Development amidst Clarke Quay’s Rejuvenation  
Union Square Residences is a 99-year leasehold mixed-use development in District 1. This new 40-storey launch offers 366 residential units and includes commercial spaces on the 1st and 2nd floors. Located near the Singapore River, it’s within an 8-minute walk to two MRT stations, ensuring convenience for residents. But beyond location, what else does Union […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
Should You Buy Nava Grove? A Pricing Review Against Pinetree Hill And Other New Launches Today
Nava Grove Indicative Prices For those looking at the Pine Grove area, the introduction of Nava Grove is particularly interesting because of how the developers have decided to price it against its most immediate competition – Pinetree Hill. But let’s not also forget that Nava Grove is launched at the same time as 5 other new launches, […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
[Post 835] US Fed Interest Rate Cut: Should You Refinance Your Home Loan Now? | Money Mind | Interest Rates
Summary If you’re a homeowner with a mortgage, you’ll be wondering if interest rates are heading lower and when. This comes after the US Federal Reserve made its long-anticipated first interest rate cut.
a year ago | thefinance.sg
6 New Launch Condos Launched In Nov 2024 Priced From $1.14m: Which Should You Pick?
Right after one of HDB’s biggest-ever launches in October this year, the private sector seems to be following up: as we’re writing this in November, there are 6 new launches that have been making the rounds – Chuan Park, Emerald of Katong, Nava Grove, Union Square Residences, Novo Place, and The Collective at One Sophia. This has set […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
Watch Out For The “Surge In Private Home Transactions” News Report In Singapore This Weekend Soon
Every quarter, the local media will publish a story on private home transactions; often one that sensationalises how high or low they are, while completely ignoring the number of new launches. In light of that, I’m expecting another “OMG the private property market is going crazy” report this quarter. The reason: six new launches this November. […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
6 New Launch Condos In Singapore This Weekend… Which Is The Hot Favourite?
Every quarter, the local media will publish a story on private home transactions; often one that sensationalises how high or low they are, while completely ignoring the number of new launches. In light of that, I’m expecting another “OMG the private property market is going crazy” report this quarter. The reason: six new launches this November. […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
Touring A Private And Quiet Freehold Landed Estate At Sunset View
A few months back, we visited Sunset Way to look at the houses in this freehold, quiet enclave just down the road from Bukit Timah. And since housing prices have been escalating in Singapore, I know of several people who’ve shifted from the Holland-Bukit Timah area to Sunset to stretch their budgets. (Note: the area is not […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
Inside A Japanese-Inspired 88 Sqm Home With Beautiful Sea Views
In this week’s episode, we explore an 88 sqm residence located on Shenton Way in the heart of the Central Business District. The owner values the blend of vibrant city life with the tranquillity and scenic seaviews that the area provides.
a year ago | thefinance.sg
5 Less-Known Issues To Consider Before Buying A Mega-Development Condo In Singapore
Love or hate them, mega-developments are an undeniable part of Singapore’s property market landscape. With population growth and the redevelopment of large, older plots, these expansive projects will only become more common. On paper, they offer plenty of benefits – ranging from lower costs and maintenance fees to an abundance of facilities. However, beneath the […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
Are We Finally In A Buyer’s Property Market? Why The Recent Price Dip May Not Tell The Full Story
Speak to some agents and sellers, and you may be told the tide has turned: the housing supply crunch is over, and it’s buyers who now have more negotiating power. There’s also a dip in private home prices between July and September this year (2024), of about 1.1 per cent; this is the first dip […]
a year ago | thefinance.sg
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This Was Singapore’s Best-Selling Condo In May — Nearly 80% Of Buyers Paid Below $2.5 Million
A consortium of developers led by Qingjian Realty sold at least 209 units (63%) at Hudson Place Residences during the month of May 2026. This is a small step up compared to the 201 units that the developers sold during the project’s initial sales launch over the May 16-17 weekend. All in, the median price at the 327-unit Hudson […] The post This Was Singapore’s Best-Selling Condo In May — Nearly 80% Of Buyers Paid Below $2.5 Million first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
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Singapore Just Made It Easier To Spot Red Flags In Property Agents. But There’s One Catch
An underrated progress in Singapore’s property agency industry over the past decade or so is the licensing of property agents. When the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA), the government watchdog for the industry, was established in 2010, it began as a registry of property agents in Singapore. Other than a way to check whether a […] The post Singapore Just Made It Easier To Spot Red Flags In Property Agents. But There’s One Catch first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
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British Land plots Fort Kinnaird retail park expansion
The 42,535 sq ft plans include a new 19,750 sq ft foodstore on the ground floor, alongside a 22,785 sq ft enhanced leisure offering on the first floor. The post British Land plots Fort Kinnaird retail park expansion appeared first on Property Week.
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