Lentor has been buzzing from 2022, thanks to the unveiling of ventures such as Lentor Modern and Lentoria. The upcoming project in this vicinity is set to be the most expansive yet, spanning approximately 21,887 square meters. Given the solid interest shown towards projects in the Lentor region, we’re confident that many buyers will see this as a viable alternative to recent launches. If you happened to miss out on a Lentor property recently, consider this your second opportunity. Here’s what we’ve gathered about it thus far: Exciting Updates from Lentor: What’s the Buzz? Situated in close pr ..read more

Sherlyn Tan, a communications undergraduate, has twice encountered setbacks in her attempts to secure a Build-to-Order (BTO) flat. She fondly recalls the five-room Bedok flat her parents purchased in the late 1990s for S$300,000. Fast forward to today, the cost of a similar BTO flat in the same vicinity has skyrocketed to as much as S$737,000. Growing up in Bedok, Sherlyn, now 23, confesses her concerns about affording a home near her parents due to escalating prices. On a similar note, Fatin Zakiah Saiful Imran, aged 35, recently welcomed her third child into the world. The prospect of upsiz ..read more

Got it in your mind to compare property prices? You might have noticed this funny thing – two different real estate agents can hand you two completely different sets of figures. Some of you have even shared with us that you’ve come across prices that are way above the average for a particular project (or, if you’re on a lucky streak, way below). Now, why does this happen? There’s a bunch of reasons, really. But one major culprit is the tricky task of digging up accurate property data. We try our best, but there’s always a few hurdles we stumble upon. Let’s chat about some of them: 1. The Timi ..read more

The Singapore housing market is a lot like a rollercoaster ride – unpredictable and full of ups and downs. Changes can happen in the blink of an eye and sometimes, decisions that seemed smart at the time can end up being not-so-smart later on. We’ve put together some stories from homebuyers who have faced this truth head-on. Let’s see if we can learn something from their experiences. 1. Playing the Waiting Game with “Temporary” Cooling Measures Meet Tristan, who back in 2011, almost bought a second condo. His thought process was simple: “We were thinking of buying a small unit for my daughter ..read more

You know, there’s a certain charm in old landed properties, especially if they have a rich history dating back to the 1950s or even earlier. But just like with anything vintage, these houses come with their own set of challenges. Many of them were built way before modern building regulations were in place. No BCA, URA, or other regulatory bodies were around to set the rules that we have today. Plus, let’s not forget about the regular wear and tear that becomes more noticeable over time. Unlike living in a condo or a managed townhouse, there’s no committee overseeing the maintenance of these o ..read more

Logistics expert, Lee Siang, aged 39, decided to leave his parents’ two-room apartment eight years prior when his sibling’s family relocated there. His desire was to own a flat; however, he was below the minimum age requirement during that time. Upon reaching the age of 35, his options were substantially restricted, as single individuals were only permitted to purchase new flats in non-mature estates – a rule set to be annulled in the latter half of next year. Consequently, his only alternative was to lease a room in a condominium. Survey results published by TODAY Youth indicate that 76 per ..read more

Investing is an important aspect of personal finance and can be a valuable way to grow wealth over time. However, with a multitude of investment options available, it can be difficult to know which is the best choice for your financial goals and risk tolerance. One common decision that investors in Singapore face is whether to invest in the property market or the stock market. Both offer potential for growth and financial returns, but each has its own unique risks and rewards. In this video, we will explore the pros and cons of investing in the Singapore property market versus the stock marke ..read more

Under the alias of Siti, an undergraduate student expresses her aspiration to one day become a private property owner. She mirrors the sentiment of many in her age group, holding faith that private properties not only appreciate more in value but also endow a sense of personal accomplishment. Siti articulates her receptiveness towards the idea of the government dedicating more land to private property development. She acknowledges the potential downside of this strategy, which could result in a general surge in housing prices, and labels this consequence as “less than perfect”. Meanwhile, Tan ..read more

The Singapore property market has long been an attractive option for both local and international investors. However, as with any market, there are concerns about whether it is heading towards a crash. In this video, let’s explore the five points in more detail: Current market conditions: Understanding the current state of the property market is crucial in assessing whether it is heading towards a crash. One key indicator to look at is property prices. If property prices have been on the rise for an extended period, this may be an indication that a correction is coming. Similarly, if rental ..read more

Singapore, a bustling city-state known for its iconic skyline and innovative architecture, is home to some of the most stunning rooftop pools in the world. These luxurious havens offer not only a refreshing escape from the tropical heat but also breathtaking views of the city’s skyline. Whether you’re a local looking for a staycation or a traveler seeking an unforgettable experience, these top 5 rooftop pools in Singapore are perfect for a revitalizing swim. 1. Marina Bay Sands Skypark Infinity Pool The iconic Marina Bay Sands Skypark Infinity Pool is undoubtedly the crown jewel of rooftop po ..read more