2024 is set to introduce several key changes to Singapore’s real estate market. Apart from the announcement of three upcoming BTO launches this year, HDB is set to introduce a new category of Plus flats in the public housing system (on top of the Standard and Prime categories). This would be effective from the latter half of 2024 and buyers.
In Singapore’s real estate market, the descriptions ‘spacious homes’ and ‘affordability’ don’t typically mix well together. Space is often seen as a luxury, though this does not diminish the need for rooms and space, especially when big families are on a hunt for suitable apartments. This week, we travel to the North and North-East of Singapore to take a look.
If you’re big on lifestyle facilities, having a private pool in the comfort of your home would be a big allure to have. It makes the apartment feel more unique and offers homeowners the opportunity to enjoy a private and cooling dip. This week, we take a look at five of the most affordable apartments that offer a private pool.
SINGAPORE: For 24-year-old Glenc Soh, travelling by bus is much more than just a way to get to his destination. It is also his passion. He had developed a profound love for buses as a child, as his parents would often take him out on bus rides from Ang Mo Kio, where they live. “My parents often
Million-dollar HDB flats might have been the talk of the town a few years back, but nowadays, it has become quite the norm especially when looking at the usual suspects (like Tanjong Pagar and Toa Payoh). While this is not a conversation on affordability, expensive flats like these naturally comes with highly coveted perks. This might include high ceilings, unblocked.