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The businessman said he owned a few properties at the time and wanted to avoid paying high stamp duty fees, so the property was purchased in his mistress’ name instead.

When can authorities take back a flat? Is there any compensation, and can the decision be appealed?

The Continuum, along Thiam Siew Avenue, is the largest freehold mega-project launch in 2023. 2 majestic plots combining to close to 264,000sqft land in prime district 15. The Continuum sets to be the most anticipated ...

HDB resale prices have been booming since 2019 and it further accelerated during the pandemic. The government reacted by issuing new cooling measures hoping to moderate demand and keep resale flats affordable for buye...

Apart from a home’s physical attributes, some other factors we look for when buying a property are location (near MRT stations), safe entry price, and potential upsides. Out of the factors listed, two very important p...

After the Minimum Occupancy Period (MOP) of their Executive Condominium (EC), EC owners have several options for their property. One option is to do nothing and continue staying there. Another option is to sell the pr...

      Before a developer is able to build a project they have to bid for a piece of land through the Government Land Sale (GLS) programme which happens twice a year. And a huge determining factor of how much will...

Budget 2023’s measures should alleviate some of the concerns of young families getting their first homes, according to analysts.

SINGAPORE: The buyer’s stamp duty rate will increase for both residential and non-residential properties of higher value, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said in his Budget speech on Tuesda

If the grants are taken up by many buyers, the strain on government budgets could mean that taxpayers may be asked to shoulder additional pain, says industry expert Ku Swee Yong.