"Cheap" is a relative term, especially as of 2024; but while even some HDB upgraders may struggle right now, we can at least look for the cheapest among existing options. The good news is that, with the supply crunch seemingly at an end, and some 40+ new developments in the coming year, we may be looking at prices that can't.
In a real estate market where HDB upgraders and first-time buyers are grappling with affordability issues, it’s interesting to witness certain new launch condos defy the odds and still achieve good sales figures. While factors like price point and buyer sentiment are often cited as crucial determinants of success, there are lesser-known aspects at play that can significantly impact a.
At this point, quite a few homeowners and even investors might feel that's not a bad thing (even sellers and realtors fear another round of cooling measures.) Prices in the post-Covid phase have caused some to give up on private home ownership altogether, while resale flat prices have stoked public dissent. But there are some signs that, as.
With ABSD rates as high as it is (recently increased to 20 per cent from 17), some Singaporeans have started to look for various other options. While going overseas is one possible route, not everyone wants to deal with learning a whole new set of rules or dealing with risks such as currency. That means getting creative, such as considering.
For home buyers, at least, the weekend following National Day may be a happy one. New launch sales for three properties, on Aug 12 and 13, 2023, were at a crawl. According to more than one realtor, at just 53 total units sold, it was the slowest show flat sales they'd seen for the year. An optimistic buyer might see.