Private home prices and rents in Singapore experienced a notable surge in the third quarter of 2022, signaling a robust property market. Conversely, HDB resale prices saw a moderation in their growth during the same period. These developments shed light on the dynamic state of Singapore’s real estate sector amidst changing economic conditions.
In a surprising turn of events, new private home sales plunged by a staggering 34.6% in December 2022, revealing a slowdown in the property market. However, there was a silver lining as HDB completed the most flats in five years, suggesting a promising outlook for public housing. Stay informed with more updates on the real estate landscape.
In a surprising turn of events, the compensation for Ang Mo Kio SERS residents has been determined to be approximately 7.5% higher than initial estimates. Additionally, it has been revealed that about 3% of HDB flat owners also own at least one private property, shedding light on a lesser-known aspect of Singapore’s property landscape.
In a bid to address the pressing demand for housing in Singapore, the government is implementing measures to increase the supply of private homes and shorten the waiting time for Build-To-Order (BTO) flats offered by the Housing Development Board (HDB). These initiatives aim to alleviate the housing crunch and cater to the evolving needs of Singaporeans. Stay tuned for further updates on this progressive move by the government.
Terra Hill, the renowned property developer, astoundingly sold 38% of their units during the highly anticipated launch. Meanwhile, a staggering number of 30 housing projects are now racing against the looming 2023 sales deadline. Stay updated with the latest in the real estate market.
In a measured assessment of the February 2023 BTO application rate, it has been reported that demand has exceeded expectations. Meanwhile, The Marq apartment has made headlines by setting a new record with a staggering monthly rent of $100,000. These developments shed light on the current state of the real estate market, raising concerns about affordability and accessibility.
The Housing and Development Board (HDB) has initiated an investigation into the sale of supposedly “vacant” Build-To-Order (BTO) flats on the open market. In other news, Sloane Residences has successfully obtained its Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) and has already sold nearly 90% of its units.
The iconic Singapore Turf Club will soon make way for public housing, as the government announces plans for its redevelopment. In addition, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) has extended the sales deadlines to May 2023, providing relief for potential buyers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and market uncertainties. Stay tuned for further updates on these significant developments.
Blossoms By The Park, a prominent residential project, has successfully sold over 70% of its units, signifying a strong demand for upscale housing. Moreover, HDB has introduced the HDB Flat Eligibility (HFE) letter, ensuring transparency and eligibility criteria for prospective homeowners. These developments indicate a promising market outlook for both the private and public housing sectors.
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