In fact, I'd want it to be bigger and have all the listings. Far from a threat of being "cut out", the resale portal can actually make life easier for agents in many ways; and if HDB is cutting out unrealistic prices, that probably helps to temper expectations too. At the very least, it might bring an end to property.
I think now we can be sure the rejected bid for Marina Gardens Crescent wasn't an isolated event. I'm talking about the one lonely bid that was made for a prime central site, which got turned down for being too low. And to reinforce that it wasn't a fluke, we're now seeing the same weak bids in River Valley and.
We have the solution to the co-broking problem (because hopeless optimism is still a kind of solution). 16 property agencies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, on how to resolve co-broking disputes. If you’re not sure why this is a big issue, let’s put it this way: By convention (and not by law), buyers in Singapore generally don’t pay their.
Well, they did say National Day is a time to reflect on what makes us Singaporean; and at this point, million-dollar flats are on par with chicken rice, children thinking the national anthem is called "Mari Kita," and National Service. At 54 transactions, it's the highest number of million-dollar flats we've seen in any single month; and the crowning gem.