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Luxury property buyers ‘cautious about getting their next home’

Sales of luxury properties have hit a sluggish patch in recent weeks. That is according to industry players who said that the segment has underperformed despite the overall property boom last year. Analysts said most buyers of luxury properties, who are mostly foreign investors, are turning cautious about buying their next multi-million-dollar home, due to the uncertain global economy. Hamilton Scotts,...

Unit at The Sail hits $2,999 psf

There has been a flurry of transactions at The Sail @ Marina Bay, with prices playing catchup with those at Marina Bay Residences (MBR). Last month, a unit at MBR hit an alltime high of $4,368 psf. A 2,368 sq ft apartment on the 46th floor was sold for $10.3 million on April 15. This trumped the previous record of $3,790 psf, which was achieved when a 1,959 sq ft unit on the 46th floor was sold for $7.2...

Buckley Classique

Buckley Classique is located in the prestigious district 11. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet uncompromisingly convenient to your daily needs. Supermarkets, distinguished clubs, MRT, eateries, Newton food centre and various shopping centers are just a stone’s throw away. Reputable primary schools like Anglo-Chinese School and St. Joseph’s Institution are also within 1km. You will enjoy...

The Viridian

Nestled in the charming and bustling enclave of Balestier. The Viridian will be an iconic and stylish residential development, perfectly combing the beauty of aesthetics, functionality and lush landscaping to create an enviable home. Designed by renowed architectural firm Ong & Ong Architects, it will have the luxury of space in the residences and breathtaking, unobstructed cityscape vistas of the...

Singapore’s property market headed towards a perfect storm?

When a country registers a 15 percent growth rate, as Singapore did last year, there is bound to be a spill-over wealth effect. Singapore’s housing market has been cashing in on this big time - prices have rebounded 50 percent in just two years, according to the Urban Redevelopment Authority, and cooling measures by the government have done little to calm them. At a recent real estate conference...

Private home prices up slightly in April: NUS Index

Private non-landed home prices in Singapore rose slightly in April, according to the NUS Singapore Residential Price Index. The overall index increased 1.0 per cent from March to an overall index value of 162.4. The index covers completed non-landed properties in the central and non-central regions. The index for properties in the central area rose 0.8 per cent in April. Non-central properties rose 1.1...

Keen interest in Cairnhill and Scotts Road projects

Homes around Cairnhill and Scotts Roads are getting a buzz from new launches and the completion of condominiums in the neighbourhood. CapitaLand recently launched its boutique development, the 64-unit Urban Resort Condominium, and of 34 units launched, 21 had been sold as at end-April, with the latest median price achieved at $3,076 psf, according to the latest data by URA. At the neighbouring The...

Will there be a housing market overhaul?

The biggest news for the real estate industry after the General Election has to be the appointment of Mr Khaw Boon Wan as the new Minister for National Development. Together with other new ministers, he will "have a free hand to rethink and reshape policies", Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said. Mr Khaw has acknowledged that the issue of housing is red-hot with widespread unhappiness and he has...

The rise of small units

Small apartment or condominium units - including the smaller "shoeboxes" - have captured the attention of the residential property market here in recent years with their popularity among buyers and the high per-square-foot prices that they are able to command. This trend towards small units is also occurring in major cities such as London, Tokyo and Hong Kong. It is part of an evolutionary process where...

Non-landed luxury home prices remain stable

Savills Singapore has reported that the prices of non-landed luxury homes it monitored remained steady in the first quarter of the year. Savills’ data showed that the average price of non-landed luxury private homes remained steady at S$2,269 psf in the first quarter, rising marginally by 0.5 percent quarter-on-quarter from S$2,258 psf in the last quarter of 2010. The average price of “super...

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