It's almost as if the universe wants to perfectly balance the forces that push property prices up, as well as down; so I'm not surprised that 2024 has been called both a buyer's market and a seller's market, depending on where you're standing. First, Core Central Region (CCR) prices are coming down, due to recent cooling measures. Look at recent.
With Chinese New Year over, it's house-hunting season again; but it's no surprise that buyers are a little bewildered. If you've been away from the property scene for a few years, the prices today are nothing short of stunning from fringe region condos crossing $2 million, to warnings against "proven" prime regions. Here are a few things to take.
Homeownership is a dream for many individuals, and a rite for passage for us Singaporeans. It is also a significant investment that requires proper planning. A common question among prospective homebuyers is: "how much can I borrow for a home loan?" The answer to this question depends on two key factors. First, the maximum size of your mortgage is dependent.
Taking out a loan to buy assets can be necessary and beneficial in certain situations, such as starting a business or purchasing a home. In Singapore, almost 50 per cent are willing to take on debts to fulfil their life-long dreams of owning properties. What about taking out loans for investment purposes? In the world of finance, investing a loan.
"When is the best time to buy a property?" echoes as one of the most perennial questions in the world of real estate, often shadowed by the equally common "when is the best time to sell your property?" This week, we’re delving into this question, armed not with vague aphorisms like "the best time to buy a home is always.