2021 Singapore Condos

15/12/2021

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15/09/2021

SINGAPORE: The construction industry’s challenges could continue for the rest of the year at least, despite support from the government, trade associations and banks.
This is expected to continue fuelling demand and pushing property prices up, experts said.

About 88% of developers recently polled by the National University of Singapore (NUS) indicated they were “very concerned” about high labour costs in the next six months, higher than the 71% in the first quarter.
Around 58% said they were worried about elevated building material costs, compared with 45.8% in the first quarter.

Construction delays could last for rest of year

08/09/2021

In an exclusive Singapore neighborhood shaded with rain trees, a local tech billionaire plunked down $95 million for a mansion. Near an upscale shopping district, a Taiwanese family with a grocery empire spent $216 million for all the units in a condominium development.
That’s the kind of money sloshing around Singapore’s red-hot residential market this year. To be exact: S$32.9 billion ($24 billion) spent in the first half alone -- the city’s biggest frenzy in more than a decade and double what was recorded in Manhattan over the same six months.

In an exclusive Singapore neighborhood shaded with rain trees, a local tech billionaire plunked down $95 million for a mansion. Near an upscale shopping district, a Taiwanese family with a grocery empire spent $216 million for all the units in a condominium development.

01/09/2021

SINGAPORE condominium resale volumes rebounded in July after falling for two consecutive months. Overall prices meanwhile, continued to climb, according to flash figures from SRX Property on Tuesday.
Gains in overall resale volumes and prices were driven by demand for condos in the suburban or outside of central region (OCR). The OCR had contributed to more than half (58 per cent) of volumes, prices meanwhile, were up 1.6 per cent, the highest increase among the different regions.

SINGAPORE condominium resale volumes rebounded in July after falling for two consecutive months, according to flash figures from SRX Property on Tuesday. Read more at The Business Times.

25/08/2021

Investment activity in Singapore's real estate market almost doubled in the first half of this year to US$4.7 billion (S$6.4 billion) worth of acquisitions, up 97 per cent from a year ago.
This is according to the latest, second-quarter Asia-Pacific Capital Trends report released by Real Capital Analytics (RCA) yesterday that highlights the figure as the third-highest for Singapore, despite it being "still some distance from 2019's unusually high watermark".
More than half of the total capital inflows came from cross-border investors.

Investment activity in Singapore's real estate market almost doubled in the first half of this year to US$4.7 billion (S$6.4 billion) worth of acquisitions, up 97 per cent from a year ago.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

25/08/2021

SINGAPORE'S property auction market saw 200 listings in Q2 2021, marginally down 0.5 per cent or one less listing than that of the previous quarter, even amid heightened restrictions during parts of May and June.
Success rates, including repeat listings and excluding properties sold outside of auction, rose to 6.5 per cent quarter on quarter (q-o-q) from its 3.5 per cent in Q1 2021. The three months saw 13 properties sold for a total gross value of S$36.9 million, according to Knight Frank's report released on Tuesday. This is a 183.3 per cent rise from the previous quarter's gross sales value.

SINGAPORE'S property auction market saw 200 listings in Q2 2021, marginally down 0.5 per cent or one less listing than that of the previous quarter, even amid heightened restrictions during parts of May and June. Read more at The Business Times.

25/08/2021

SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - From Aug 1 to Aug 13, we looked for property transactions that were deemed as irresistible buys for each asset class.
For the period, we limited our search to condominiums in Districts 9, 10, 11 as well as District 15, that sold for less than $2,000 psf.
Similarly, we used the same method to find HDB flats – five-room flats or above – that transacted within the areas of Bishan, Toa Payoh and Queenstown for $800,000 and below. (See: Find HDB flats for rent or sale with our Singapore HDB directory)

Finally, with landed property, any terrace, semi-d, or bungalow that transacted for $2.5 million and below, was considered a steal, in our books.

A 549 sq ft one-bedroom + study unit at RV Suites in River Valley transacted for a quantum of $1 million, or $1,822 psf.

17/06/2021

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10 July - PREVIEW
24 July - Booking Day

🚨 Total 487 units
🚨 8 Blocks perpendicular to MRT
🚨 1 to 4 bedrooms
🚨 1bdrm Flexi about 500sf
🚨 1 to 2bdrms slightly above 60% of total units
🚨 Limited number of 4bdrms
🚨 All units are very liveable sizes
🌟 Prices start from $8xx,000 only!!

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• Fresh lease start from June/July 2021 - TBA
• TOP estimated 2025
• Direct link to integrated transport hub
• Sheltered link to MRT

05/04/2021

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11/01/2021

Of course, the seasoned foreign investors will continue to invest in the prime districts because of the nation’s sound fundamentals, policy transparency, safety and political stability.

The PropertyGuru Singapore Property Market Outlook 2021 looks back on the momentous happenings and events that have impacted the property sector this year, pulling together key data and expert insights to predict what's in store for 2021.

04/01/2021

The economists also held on to their earlier forecast of a rebound for 2021, predicting a 5.5% growth. The figure is in line with the government’s forecast of between 4% and 6% expansion for next year.

A further deterioration in the COVID-19 pandemic continued to top the list of downside risks to the economy. It is followed by concerns on insufficient stimulus as well as the escalation in US-China trade tensions, noted CNA.

28/12/2020

Singapore emerged as the most awarded country as it clinched a total of nine regional awards.

The 15th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final, held as a virtual gala event, saw 87 companies from Southeast Asia, India, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Japan and Australia vying for 35 accolades.