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The new year is around the corner. With all the property cooling measures in the past years, many expect that the property market will remain quiet next year.
Most of us heard of Cash-Over-Valuation (COV), but there doesn’t seem to have a word called Cash-Under-Valuation (CUV). Isn’t it strange? Do people always have to overpay? Last
In Jan 2012, I wrote an article “How much Cash-Over-Valuation should you pay for your HDB flat?” I explained the worrying “greater fool” situation of HDB buyers trying
Last Updated on 30 Jul 2013 Under the CPF Housing Grant Scheme, the Government will provide eligible buyers of resale flats with a housing subsidy. To help low-income
On the same day when it was reported that “HDB resale deals at 16-year low“, National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan hinted that there may be changes to
Since last year, many people always ask me when do I think the property market will drop. My answer is simple: “just look at the demand and supply”.
Singaporeans love to put their trust in properties. After 7 rounds of property cooling measures, the local market finally becomes quieter. But Singaporeans won’t stop here and many start
Last Friday (11th Jan 2013) evening, the Singapore Government announced a sweeping 7th round of property cooling measures since 2009, with a series of policies including: Raising Additional
With sky rocketing property prices in Singapore, many Singaporeans have moved their investment into Malaysia properties. But when you own million dollar property assets in Malaysia, have you ever
HDB has just released housing data for the HDB resale and rental market in the 2nd Quarter of 2012. HDB Resale Market HDB’s Resale Price Index (RPI) rose
