As we cross beyond the second half of 2023, things are looking up on the buyer's side. More new homes are being completed, and the uptick in prices has begun to moderate somewhat. There has been a spread of new launches in recent months, and unlike the first few years of the pandemic, they aren't selling out the majority of.
And it does show in things like bids. Take, for example, the Marina Gardens Lane plot: Kingsford Huray bid around $1,402 psf, while GuocoLand bid around $985 psf already a huge price gap between the first and second bids (this is around a 42 per cent difference). Far East Organisation/Sino Group and CDL came a close third at around.
Townhouses are a rare breed of having a landed home feel (and space), without having to compromise on facilities and security. If you’ve been following this series, I’ve recently covered townhouses in the West and East of Singapore. As such, if you’re looking for a landed home with facilities in North Singapore, and do not mind a 99-year leasehold property,.
We can’t get around the fact that home prices are, well, crazy in 2021. It’s a rough time for young couples who, for whatever reason, are unable to buy HDB flats but are looking to settle down. And so for younger couples looking for their first home, a one-bedroom unit would naturally be the top choice given that it represents.
With Singapore being a forward-looking city, the one constant you can count on is its ever-changing, ever-evolving facade. This city moves in an unceasing flux of facelifts, with many developers tendering en blocs for older developments. The real estate market saw 31 en bloc deals in 2017 and 36 deals in 2018. Many iconic buildings we grew up with are.