The stock market in today’s time rushes like a roller coaster, where the riders cannot concentrate what is ahead of them. It is a well-known fact that around 80 percent of the population in Singapore resides in the HDB flats, whereas, the private homes are mainly occupied by the people who have higher incomes.

The property markets in Hong Kong and Singapore are quite similar, which is why these two Asian hubs have sought to make sure that houses are inexpensive and accessible for the residents since the past few years now. However, even then, the value of the property seems to diverge and thus, Singapore damps the demands of the buyers with curbs. Meanwhile, these restrictions have lesser impact on the diverging market of Hong Kong.

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Singapore – The Liveable City

The Global Liveable Cities Index of 2010 says that Singapore is the most liveable city in all of Asia. Singapore has managed to maintain its image as the most liveable city even in today’s time. When the world is moving towards unhealthy and unhygienic forms of lifestyles, Singapore stands its ground. Other than that, the domestic security and the stability category of the city, which evaluates the crime rate and civil rate, are quite less as compared to the rest of the world.

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It is a renowned fact that more than 80 percent of the total population of Singapore lives in the HDB flats, and thus, the government is taking measures to make sure that the quality of the public housing is improved, and is affordable for everyone. However, according to the authentic sources,the government is thinking through different options available for the newer HDB flats that will be built in the Greater Southern Waterfront and Jurong Lake District.

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About 337 residential units for new launch condo, Forest Woods were sold over the weekend 8th & 9th of October 2016. All the smaller bedrooms (1 plus study ranging from 506 sq ft to 517 sq ft) to 2 Bedroom (603 sq ft to 818 sq ft) were completely snapped up by buyers on the day of balloting. The units were selling at an average psf of $1,400.

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New Zealand Property Dispute

A property investor never wants their nightmare of losing money in a foreign real estate investment come true. Something similar happened to many Malaysian and Singapore investors. They lost money in a mega project planned in New Zealand but a little hope seems to be alive yet.

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More than 40% sold during the VIP preview

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HDB Introducing Safer Ideas for Drying Laundry

The usual laundry drying racks that can be spotted in the public housing landscape of Singapore are about to get a bit different. The housing board is looking at new design options as to make the laundry racks safer than before.

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Government Land Sales in the East

In the East region of Singapore, a land parcel along Siglap Road was released for land bid by URA in November 2015. The land which measures 19,309.6 square metres or approximately 207847 square feet is intended for residential use.

The residential site is just steps away to future Siglap MRT station which will be in operation in year 2023) (Thomson East Coast Line) and is nearby to schools such as Victoria Junior College and Victoria School. East Coast Park and the East Coast eating houses are also within a short distance away.

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SERANGOON

Serangoon New Town, is an arranging region and matured housing estate situated in the North-East Region of Singapore. Serangoon occupants appreciate a decent scope of enhancements and helpful transport associations. In the next few of years, Serangoon will offer occupants better offices, more recreational choices and enhanced transport availability.

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The Smart Nation journey that the government has set the nation on encompasses all aspects of living, and involves everyone on the island. It isn’t something that a government department puts in place, and suddenly we have achieved the goal. For Singapore to become the world’s first truly Smart Nation, every aspect and facet of the country, from the education bodies, to business, from government to the man and woman on the street has to embrace the concept and help push it forward.

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PPS, a New Kind of Deal

It is at times of downturn, when every dollar is harder to come by, that the shrewd businessman and forward thinking businesses really come into their own. When times are good, you don’t have be smart, you just need to do the basics well, and you will be fine. When times are tough however, that is when you really prove your mettle. As proof of that, developers, agents and owners alike are trying ever more clever and inventive ways to move units, improve the market price of their property and unlock potential value from their assets. Here we look at one of those measures – PPS. We examine exactly what it is, and how developers are using it to their advantage.

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Dry Wall Partitions

The 2014 budget contained measures to increase the productivity level in the construction industry. One of the consequences of this was that the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) subsequently announced a raft of changes to Building Control (Buildability and Productivity) Regulations. These were predominantly designed to simplify and increase the efficiency of construction techniques on the island. One such stipulation is that all non-landed residential developments now need to use dry wall as internal partitions for dry areas.

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