Oxley Holdings Limited

31/01/2021

The Singapore economy is likely to stage a slow recovery in the second half of this year, said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat yesterday as he gave his outlook for 2021.

The Singapore economy is likely to stage a slow recovery in the second half of this year, said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat yesterday as he gave his outlook for 2021.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

31/01/2021

The total of new private homes sold in 2020 hit about 10,000 in a year when Singapore recorded its worst recession as a global pandemic forced lockdowns in many countries.

THE total of new private homes sold in 2020 hit about 10,000 in a year when Singapore recorded its worst recession as a global pandemic forced lockdowns in many countries. This would put it roughly on par with the number of new homes sold in 2019, once aborted sales are accounted for. Read more at T...

31/01/2021

Will we see another round of cooling measures coming soon?
The government is paying "close attention" to the local real estate market "to ensure that it remains stable".

The govt is paying "close attention" to the local real estate market "to ensure that it remains stable", said DPM Heng on Monday.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

31/01/2021

Last month's manufacturing growth was attributed to slightly higher expansion rates in the indexes of new orders, factory output and inventory, said the Singapore Institute of Purchasing and Materials Management (SIPMM), which publishes the monthly PMI readings.

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/economy/singapore-factory-activity-expanded-for-sixth-month-in-december

31/01/2021

En-Bloc Sales in a nutshell 2021:

1. Limited supply of land in limited places
2. Most developments from the last en-bloc cycle are finished and sold
3. There’s growing developer confidence despite Covid-19
4. New rules on proxy votes can make a big difference
5. Bigger developments still face slimmer prospects

For those who remember the en-bloc fever of 2016/17, the current Singapore property market may look a little depressing.Back then, a certain Stirling Road plot (today Stirling Residences ) made history by selling for $1 billion; and Shunfu Ville...

31/01/2021

AFFINITY at Serangoon, a development by a consortium led by mainboard-listed Oxley Holdings, has had 112 of the 300 units launched for Phase I sold over its official launch weekend (June 2-3) at an average price of S$1,575 per square foot (psf).

AFFINITY at Serangoon, a development by a consortium led by mainboard-listed Oxley Holdings, has had 112 of the 300 units launched for Phase I sold over its official launch weekend (June 2-3) at an average price of S$1,575 per square foot (psf), the developer said on Monday. Read more at The Busines...

31/01/2021

https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/oxley-remains-top-game-staying-nimble-embracing-change

Oxley was one of the first developers to ramp up production of virtual tours for its showflats just before the circuit breaker measures were implemented.

31/01/2021

“With Affinity at Serangoon’s proximity to business centres, industrial parks and transport connectivity, buyers also see the potential for capital appreciation as well as the opportunity for the rental income,” says Oxley.

Offering upmarket homes for existing residents in the Serangoon area, as well as for buyers who aspire to live near the Serangoon Gardens landed housing estate, Affinity at Serangoon looks set to raise the overall desirability of the neighbourhood