The Senja Close expected to yield 295 homes, draw up to seven bids at tender close with a land rate of S$700 to S$715 psf per plot ratio.

One Marina Gardens attractive average of S$2,850 to S$2,900 psf, offering a rare chance to invest in prime real estate of Marina South.

President Donald Trump declared a US economic emergency and announced a 10% "baseline" tariff on imports.

The government has raised land betterment charge (LBC) rates on average by 0.1% to nearly 3% for commercial, residential, industrial and hotel use groups for the next six months.

For non-landed residential use, LBC rates will rise by 0.3 per cent on average after dropping an average of 5.4 per cent in the previous revision period from Sept 1, 2024, to Feb 28, 2025.

The Orie and Bagnall Haus launches, combined with lower mortgage rates, spurred a sharp rise in private home sales in January.

Developers sold 1,083 new homes in January, a strong rebound from the previous month, according to URA data on Feb 17.

Fixed mortgage rates were around 3% at the start of this year, and much higher – up to 4.25% – at the start of 2023.

HDB Plus and Prime flat restrictions may raise appeal of EC Homes.

Merging perspective and prowess, Lynn Tiang sees opportunity everywhere.

Lynn Tiang recently delivered an inspiring keynote speech at the IWC2024.

Engaging an architect to rebuild your home in Singapore is a significant decision that requires careful consideration.

The deal, which is at the option stage, amounts to nearly S$93.9 million.

Quarter-on-quarter growth improves at 0.4 per cent.

Knight Frank’s report shows 98 luxury non-landed homes changed hands for S$736.7 million.

Hong Kong is expected to welcome about 200 high-net-worth individuals this year.

Financial assets stand at almost S$1.8 trillion, rising 6.7 per cent year on year.

Fall in stamp duty collection follows slew of cooling measures.

Condominium resale prices rose by 1.5 per cent in April after trending sideways for the past six months.

With a focus on affordability, community, convenience and light, Liu Thai Ker replaced squalid slums with spacious high-rises.

Many such projects are located near MRT stations or popular schools as well as offer facilities.

The units being sold are in places such as Tanjong Pagar, Marine Parade Central, and near the Ang Mo Kio, Clementi and Bedok MRT stations.

The upcoming estate will be inclusive and highly accessible with both public and private housing.

The family office of hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio have purchased two shophouses in Singapore for US$18.9 million.