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27/09/2021

The private resale housing market remained robust with the number of condominium units resold in April hitting an 11-year high as prices rose 1.5 per cent from the previous month.

Resale volume last month jumped by 7.9 per cent to an estimated 1,993 units from 1,847 units in March, representing the highest monthly volume since April 2010, according to flash data from real estate portal SRX released on Tuesday (May 11).

April is the 10th straight month to see more than 1,000 private resale units change hands.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

27/09/2021

The rise of the work from home trend due to the COVID-19 pandemic saw Singapore buyers opting for larger homes, allowing them to set up dedicated workspaces or makeshift offices segregated from personal spaces.

In fact, sales of large homes now hover at almost a 10-year high, said Christine Sun, Senior Vice President of Research and Analytics at OrangeTee and Tie, in an article posted in Channel News Asia (CNA).

27/09/2021

Barring the introduction of cooling measures from the government, Singapore’s private homes market is expected to remain on sound footing, with new launch activity picking up in the second half of the year, according to Edmund Tie.

This comes as the market continues to be supported by optimistic buyer sentiments and ample liquidity.

8,449 units in the primary and secondary private home market were transacted in Q2 2021, a 4.3% quarter-on-quarter increase.

20/09/2021

Housing prices across Asia-Pacific are surging — in some cases, by as much as 37%.

Homebuyers are taking advantage of continued pandemic-induced stimulus, while international investors are looking for a place to put their money.

Real estate prices in Asia-Pacific have boomed as homebuyers take advantage of pandemic-induced stimulus and international investors look to invest their cash.

20/09/2021

UOL Group—controlled by billionaire Wee Cho Yaw—said it had sold more than half of a residential condominium project in northern Singapore launched over the weekend, reflecting robust demand in one of the world’s most expensive housing markets.

Low taxes, stability and capital preservation amid Covid-19 are driving the super-rich to buy homes here.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

20/09/2021

Singapore may have leapfrogged many advanced cities, including Hong Kong, to be one of the most popular investment destinations for the rich and famous.

Over the past decade, efforts to build the country's economic infrastructure and financial hub have raised its global profile and allure to wealthy investors.

Low taxes, stability and capital preservation amid Covid-19 are driving the super-rich to buy homes here.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

13/08/2021

Singapore’s office rents are likely to see positive growth for 2021, “potentially culminating in a full-year growth of 2 to 3%”, forecasts JLL.

Singapore’s office rents are likely to see positive growth for 2021, “potentially culminating in a full-year growth of 2 to 3%”, forecasts JLL

06/08/2021

Property investment sales in Singapore are expected to return to pre-Covid-19 levels over the next three quarters of the year as investor sentiments continue to improve amid economic growth and stability, said real estate consultancy Colliers in a report on Thursday (April 15).

Real estate investment sales rose 25.8 per cent in the first quarter of this year.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

30/07/2021

Despite Covid-19 roiling the economy in 2020, the year ended on a surprisingly good note for Singapore’s property market as it rebounded strongly after a slow first half of the year and did better than 2019’s results on many fronts.

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23/07/2021

Trade recovery has returned to pre-pandemic levels, and the economy is entering into a new growth cycle, says Song Seng Wun, director of CIMB Private Banking at the webinar “Residential Market Outlook” on March 20.

Panelists at EdgeProp's webinar shared why property prices may rise faster than GDP and the trends surrounding buyer psychology and mortgage rates.