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Are you ready to take the plunge and invest in a shiny new development in Singapore? With so many options on the market, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. But don't worry, we've got you covered. In this article, we'll take you on a journey of discovery, as we reveal the top factors to consider when evaluating a new development launch in Singapore. From location to government regulations,...

Business and Industrial Parks play a vital role in Singapore's economy. They provide a range of employment and business opportunities for companies in various industries, and contribute to the country's growth and development. Business Parks in Singapore are for businesses engaged in high-technology, research and development (R&D), high value-added and knowledge intensive activities. They offer...

Singapore is a small, vibrant city-state located in Southeast Asia that is divided into three main regions: the Core Central Region (CCR), the Rest of Central Region (RCR), the Outside Central Region (OCR). Each of these regions has its own unique character and attractions, making Singapore a diverse and dynamic place to live. Core Central Region (CCR) The Core Central Region (CCR) is the most...

It is possible to have a tenancy for any duration you desire. Typically a landlord prefers a 24 month (two year) lease which is the most common period within the Singapore market, however many landlords are willing to consider a 12 month (one year) or even six month lease if that is what you require.. So what are the differences between a 24 month, 12 month and 6 month tenancy? 24 Months Tenancy The...

Your contractual tenancy will come to an end when either you or your landlord has given the appropriate notice, or if you actually move out at the end of the fixed term. Your landlord should advise you of his intentions in writing as per the terms of the Tenancy Agreement for terminating the tenancy at the end of the fixed term, or when instigating any release clause. Below are a few helpful hints to help...

When giving out home loans, all banks in Singapore require the homeowners to take up basic insurance coverage against domestic fire. This is seen by the lenders as a way to protect themselves rather than the homeowners. But industry players say homeowners should in fact be encouraged to upgrade to a more comprehensive policy. Most potential homeowners are just too happy to have their housing loans approved...

You'd like to remodel your bathroom, redo your kitchen, or add an extra room you can use as a home office. Whatever it is, you've got some serious ambitions for your home. But home renovation and construction projects take more time than basic decorating and design projects you can conquer with a DIY weekend. Here are a few tips for finding that time, busy life and all. If you're undertaking a home...

Living rooms are where we feel able to relax and be comfortable. However, when selling your property, you may have to sacrifice some of your creature comforts for image.   1. Pack away as much clutter as possible - videos you don't watch regularly, piles of magazines and books, and all those odds and ends you have been meaning to sort out. You will have to pack these away to move, so do it sooner rather...

1. What is Property Tax?  Property Tax is a tax on immovable properties (i.e. land and buildings). The tax payable is calculated based on a percentage (Tax Rate) of the Annual Value.  2. Who is liable for Property Tax?  All property owners are liable to pay Property Tax.   3. Definition of property owners  Under the Property Tax Act, the person for the time being receiving rent of any premises...

Choosing who is going to move your home is an important decision. This is not the time to be shy. Make sure you fully understand the services each moving company offers and the rate at which the services can be provided.   Below is a list of questions the experts at TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® suggest asking moving companies to make sure they fit your needs. Is the moving company licensed? Does the...