There are certain projects in Singapore that consistently rank in the top five to ten for gross rental yield. From time to time, inquiries arise regarding these projects, asking why they are so special and why they never seem to move from the top of the list. Our short answer? They’re cutting corners (we explain […] The post 5 Best Condos For Rental In Singapore: Why New Investors May Want To Watch Out first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

There are certain projects in Singapore that consistently rank in the top five to ten for gross rental yield. From time to time, inquiries arise regarding these projects, asking why they are so special and why they never seem to move from the top of the list. Our short answer? They’re cutting corners (we explain […] The post Singapore’s Top Rental-Yield Condos: High Rental Returns But Are They Worth The Risks? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In Asia, few numbers are more emblematic of prosperity than the iconic “8.” In Mandarin, “8” (“ba”) sounds similar to “fa,” which means wealth—a linguistic coincidence that has made “8” a symbol of abundance. So we’ve decided to put this lucky number to the test in real estate. We rounded up a selection of condos […] The post Are Condos In Singapore With The Number “8” More Prosperous?  first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Today, we’re headed to Jago Close and Chapel Road, 2 parallel streets in the East of Singapore. These 2 streets are just off East Coast Road and between Marine Parade MRT station, the Marine Parade HDB estate, and many famous eateries such as Chin Mee Chin Confectionery, Merci Marcel, and more. Here’s the map to […] The post Touring A Rare Convenient Freehold Landed Estate Close To Marine Parade MRT (From $5m) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

From a new record of $1.73 million for a 5-room flat to a 3-room flat hitting $900,000, the affordability of our resale HDB flats has come into question yet again. As part of the argument, we hear claims that most million-dollar (or $1.5 million+) flats are not “normal” flats. Some readers have also suggested that, if we leave […] The post How Much Have HDB Prices Really Risen? A Look Beyond Million-Dollar HDB Flats first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

It can be tempting to try and sell your own home in Singapore. Skipping the property agent means you can save the usual two per cent commission, which, on higher-priced properties, can add up to a significant amount. However, in reality, the majority of property sales still go through agents. The reason is simple: not […] The post Should You Sell Your Own Home In Singapore? 7 Key Factors To Consider Before You Try first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In our ongoing search for spacious yet affordable homes, we’ve rounded up five of the cheapest but generously sized 5-room HDB flats. So, if you’re working with a budget under $685,000 and are after a home that offers both space and value, these picks could be worth a closer look. Missed last week? You can […] The post 5 Cheapest Yet Spacious 5-Room HDB Flats Priced From $685k first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

If there’s one thing property agents dread, it’s telling sellers their home will be a tough sell. After all, if they’re too blunt about it, the seller’s response may be to dismiss their lack of confidence and find someone else. On the other hand, some sellers would prefer the property agent to be candid and […] The post 6 Reasons Why Some Properties In Singapore Are Difficult To Sell (Even In A Hot Market) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The Orie at Toa Payoh has set the tone for 2025 due to its rapid sales: it moved 86 per cent of its 777 units during the launch weekend. This has prompted some eye-rolling among market watchers, as it achieved a particularly high average price per square foot of $2,705 psf. However, the market has […] The post Why The Orie At Toa Payoh Sold 86% Of Its 777 Units In One Weekend  first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In this week’s episode, we explore a renovated 1980s house designed with Japanese Machiya influences. The exterior retains its traditional form, blending seamlessly with the neighbourhood, while the interior has been fully reimagined to enhance light, nature, and spatial harmony. The post A Warm Danish-Japanese Influenced House with Vintage Furniture Pieces first appeared on TheFinance.sg.