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Property firms expect more transactions as physical viewings of resale flats, showrooms resume in Phase 2 reopening

Property agents are gearing up to serve more home buyers who want to view showrooms and resale residential units in person, in Phase 2 of Singapore’s post-“circuit breaker” reopening. Potential buyers were unable to do so for more than two months due to COVID-19 restrictions, prompting some of them to turn to virtual viewings instead. Since Phase 2 started on Friday (Jun 19), Mr Benjamin Poh,...

For sale: two strata office floors at GB Building with guide prices of S$11.9m and S$12.7m

Two strata office floors of the GB Building in the CBD will be put up for sale via expression of interest (EOI) on Tuesday, according to a press release from CBRE. Level 16 of the GB Building is expected to sell for an indicative price of S$11.9 million, or approximately S$2,200 per square foot (psf) on the strata area, while Level 23 is expected to sell for an indicative price of S$12.7 million, or...

New private home sales jump 75% in May despite shuttered showflats and COVID-19 restrictions

Sales of new private homes rose 75 per cent last month despite the circuit breaker period, a surprise to many analysts who expected the property market to remain muted after the sharp plunge in April. Data released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Monday (Jun 15) showed that developers sold 486 units - excluding executive condominiums (EC) - last month, compared with 277 units in...

Singapore condo resales sink further but prices hold steady in 2nd month of circuit breaker: SRX

Resale prices for non-landed private homes held steady in May despite another plunge in sales volume during the second month of the circuit breaker period, according to flash figures from real estate portal SRX Property on Tuesday. About 171 units were resold in May, similar to levels seen during the financial crisis of 2009. This volume is a 43 per cent decrease from the 300 units resold in April,...

Exploring Singapore’s Business and Industrial Parks

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 new private home sales plunge 58% in April amid COVID-19 circuit breaker

Sales of new private homes last month plunged 58 per cent from March as a result of "circuit breaker" restrictions, with analysts expecting the property market to remain muted in May. Data released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Friday (May 15) showed developers sold 277 units - excluding executive condominiums (EC) - last month, compared with 660 units sold in March. Including ECs,...

Singapore’s April condo resale volume falls 57.3% amid ‘circuit-breaker’ period: SRX

Resale volume for condominiums in Singapore tumbled 57.3 per cent in April to 309 units resold, compared with 723 units in March, according to flash estimates from real estate portal SRX Property released on Tuesday. Year on year, resale volume was 62.2 per cent lower and 66.8 per cent lower than the five-year average volumes for the month of April. The outside central region (OCR) accounted for the...

Singapore new private home sales plunge 12% in the first quarter as prices dip

Sales of new private homes in Singapore plunged in the first quarter of the year along with a dip in prices, amid disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic, data showed on Friday (Apr 24). Expectations are that the private property market will deteriorate even further, as the "circuit breaker" measures take hold. Developers sold 2,149 homes (excluding executive condominiums) in the first three months of...

March private home sales plunge 32% amid COVID-19 situation

Sales of new private homes fell in March due to disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic, as developers refrained from launching new projects and potential foreign buyers were not able to visit Singapore to view the properties. Developers sold 660 homes – excluding executive condominiums – last month, 32.4 per cent lower than the 976 units sold in February, data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority...

Private property prices fall 1.2% in Q1: URA

Private home prices in Singapore in the first quarter fell 1.2 per cent from the previous quarter amid the COVID-19 outbreak, according to flash estimates released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Wednesday (Apr 1). This reverses the 0.5 per cent increase seen in the October to December period, and is also the first quarterly decline after three consecutive quarterly increases. The...

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