The URA Master Plan and Why You Need to Use it


It isn’t the case that it is all about location location location, when it comes to buying property in Singapore. The question of whether to buy freehold or leasehold is something that comes a very close second in buyers’ minds, and the debate about which is best seems to have been raging for almost as long as the country has been independent.
Two new condo launches – Principal Garden and Thomson Impressions were rolled out last weekend on Saturday (31st Oct 2015). Both Principal Garden and Thomson Impressions had a good take-up sales, out of the 200 and 150 units that were released respectively, about 60% of the units were sold on the first weekend.
Regional centres are a government initiative to relieve the burden and focus of the central districts of Singapore, by setting up self-sufficient centres in other parts of the island. These regional centres would provide residents with everything they need – education, retail, leisure and other essential amenities.

Singapore may only be a small island, but transport has always been an issue especially when it comes to choosing a location to buy new launch condo or resale property, either for investment or to live in. Over recent years, and with many new developments either nearing completion or underway, this has ceased to be such an issue. More and more of the island is now open for business and that perfect location is no longer restricted to the few traditional areas.

The High Park Residences was open for preview last weekend ( 4th July 2015), the event had attracted more than 8000 people and 500 interests along with cheques were collected from interested buyers. Read more