SG Freehold Property

10/09/2020

August new home sales surges

PENT-up demand continues to drive new home sales with 1,227 units sold in Singapore in August, an 11-month high with confident buyers pushing prices upwards amid worsening economic conditions and rising unemployment. Read more at The Business Times.

16/07/2020

June condo sales spikes from pent-up demand

15/06/2020

Singapore private home sales rebound 75.5% in May

DEVELOPERS in Singapore sold 486 new private homes in May, a sharp 75.5 per cent rebound from 277 in April, as stay-at-home buyers became more confident of committing to a purchase during the "circuit breaker". Read more at The Business Times.

14/06/2020

Hong Kong’s rich preparing for the worse-case scenario

HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - One Hong Kong businessman moved US$10 million (S$13.93 million) to Singapore and plans to transfer more. Another is eyeing London property, worried that prices in Hong Kong are too high. Well-to-do families across the city are opening offshore bank accounts and applying for a...

25/05/2020

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24/04/2020

Switzerland shows sign of solidarity with Singapore on its famed Matterhorn

SINGAPORE: As Singapore fights to stem the spread of COVID-19, Switzerland's Matterhorn has provided a ray of hope in solidarity with the country.

15/04/2020

Property markets remain upbeat in China, Singapore, Britain and Australia – despite the coronavirus pandemic

Despite crashing stock markets amid the coronavirus pandemic, property markets remain remarkably resilient in China, Singapore, Britain and Australia

21/03/2020

“If the market is very good, the property prices will go up. It makes sense for me to jump at this chance,” said one visitor.

20/03/2020

The world is in turmoil with lockdowns and heightened travel restrictions. Things are likely to worsen in the short term, but Singapore’s handling of the outbreak makes it look like a ‘safe haven’

22/02/2020

Singapore has no immediate plans to ease property curbs, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat said, amid renewed calls by developers to loosen a measure that penalizes them if they fail to complete and sell new projects within five years.

24/01/2020

Read more at The Business Times.