Vienna, Austria's grand capital on the Danube river, was the world's best place to live for the eighth year in a row, while Baghdad was again considered the worst. Globally, Singapore was ranked No 25. Click here to Read more
Survey ranked Singapore as the nicest city to live in Asia for expats, with the best infrastructure in the world
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Singapore topped consulting firm Mercer's list of cities in Asia
offering the highest quality of life, and its infrastructure was deemed
the best in the world.
Vienna, Austria's grand capital on the Danube river, was the world's best place to live for the eighth year in a row, while Baghdad was again considered the worst. Globally, Singapore was ranked No 25. Click here to Read more
Vienna, Austria's grand capital on the Danube river, was the world's best place to live for the eighth year in a row, while Baghdad was again considered the worst. Globally, Singapore was ranked No 25. Click here to Read more
A sign of better market sentiment in Singapore Real Estate as jump in private home sales.
200 units was sold in February alone at Parc Riviera. If you are looking to buy a property now, wait no longer as below report shows that prices are right now for buyer to flock to the show flat.
Read more at below link to find out why now is the time to buy !
Demand for new private homes recorded a third straight strong month in February
Read more at below link to find out why now is the time to buy !
Demand for new private homes recorded a third straight strong month in February
Changes made to the Seller Stamp Duty as announced by the government of Singapore.
With effect from 11 March 2017, the government will implement changes to the Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) as according to a statement from the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of National Development on Friday (10 March 2017).
Currently, the Seller Stamp Duty (SSD) is paid by homeowners who sell their residential property within four years of purchase, at rates of between four percent and 16 percent of the property’s value. Since this measure was introduced in January 2011, the number of property sales within the four-year window has fallen significantly.
Currently, the Seller Stamp Duty (SSD) is paid by homeowners who sell their residential property within four years of purchase, at rates of between four percent and 16 percent of the property’s value. Since this measure was introduced in January 2011, the number of property sales within the four-year window has fallen significantly.
As such, the government will now reduce the holding period for imposing SSD from the current four years to three years. The SSD rate will also be lowered by four percentage points for each tier. The new rates will range from four percent for properties sold in the third year to 12 percent for those sold within the first year.
Some property analysts expect a modest boost in home sales in 2017 after the change in the seller stamp duty ( SSD) rules take effect.
Some property analysts expect a modest boost in home sales in 2017 after the change in the seller stamp duty ( SSD) rules take effect.
Why Buy an Executive Condominium?
Executive Condominium ( EC ) is a hybrid between public and private housing, It cater to the needs of
the “sandwich” class — those whose household incomes exceed the ceiling
for public housing but are not quite yet able to afford a private
property. As such, ECs come with a set of eligibility criteria to ensure
affordability for this select group.
Executive Condominiums (ECs) have been among the best-selling projects lately.
Applicants must either form a family nucleus or join up with other singles if they are at least 35 years old. They must also not exceed the household income ceiling of S$14,000. Only Singaporean couples and Singaporean/permanent resident couples can buy an EC unit. Also, buyers have to fulfil a mandatory five-year minimum occupation period (MOP) before they are can rent out or sell the EC unit.
The greatest draw of ECs is surely the fact that while they start out as HDB property, in 10 years' time they will be officially recognised as private property.
ECs come with a full suite of condominium facilities and are generally comparable to private developments in design. For those who choose to buy an EC are doing so for the lifestyle. Essentially, an EC is a subsidised private condominium.
Where to buy an EC ?
Executive Condominiums (ECs) have been among the best-selling projects lately.
Applicants must either form a family nucleus or join up with other singles if they are at least 35 years old. They must also not exceed the household income ceiling of S$14,000. Only Singaporean couples and Singaporean/permanent resident couples can buy an EC unit. Also, buyers have to fulfil a mandatory five-year minimum occupation period (MOP) before they are can rent out or sell the EC unit.
The greatest draw of ECs is surely the fact that while they start out as HDB property, in 10 years' time they will be officially recognised as private property.
ECs come with a full suite of condominium facilities and are generally comparable to private developments in design. For those who choose to buy an EC are doing so for the lifestyle. Essentially, an EC is a subsidised private condominium.
Where to buy an EC ?
Sol Acres EC is a 99-years leasehold Sol
Acres development located at Choa Chu Kang Grove in District 23. With
expected completion in mid 2018. It is situated right beside Keat Hong & Teck Whye LRT Station. Future residents will be able to access the nearby Lot 1 Shopper's Mall and Keat Hong Shopping Centre for some family fun and gatherings. A truly unique lifestyle awaits you.
Sol Acres EC has full and unique facilities, which includes a guard house, clubhouse, Function Room & Indoor Gym, Tennis Court, 50m Free form Pool Pool Deck, Wading Pool, Splash Pool & Family Pool Jacuzzi & Hydro Spa, BBQ Area Dining and Play Fountain, Fitness Alcove & Children's Playground and Garden Trail.
The condo's facilities provide full family entertainment needs for your family and loved ones. Indulge in a serene and tranquil lifestyle right in the heart of Choa Chu Kang.
Sol Acres EC - 365 days of Happines Sol Acres is a 1st MEGA EC in Singapore with 1-bdrm units, and also consist of 13 blocks of 1327 units (NS orientation).
Sol Acres EC - 365 days of Happines Sol Acres is a 1st MEGA EC in Singapore with 1-bdrm units, and also consist of 13 blocks of 1327 units (NS orientation).
To buy or not to buy a property now?
The mood in the real estate sector in Singapore has been mostly gloomy for a while
but sentiment has clearly improved from this time last year with talk
that prices could start bouncing off the bottom.
Owning an investment property and collecting good rental income is one version of the Singapore Dream wafting through show-flats everywhere.
Real estate investment - once considered a no-brainer has become more complicated in recent years, with changing market dynamics brought about partly by new government policies and measures to cool the market.
The prospect of an improving property market outlook, cheap loans and relatively more affordable small apartments have lured many investors back to real estate.
Property remains an attractive long-term investment, but thorough consideration must be made - beyond just interest rate movements and location of the project - before investing in one.
Those looking to invest in property now take a longer-term investment horizon, as there is limited potential for short-term gains, unlike in the past when prices could appreciate by 60 per cent in a few years.
Investors have to consider the cash-flow potential of the property and whether it could cover mortgage and running costs, and need to be prepared for negative cash flow for the periods that they cannot find a tenant.
Owning an investment property and collecting good rental income is one version of the Singapore Dream wafting through show-flats everywhere.
Real estate investment - once considered a no-brainer has become more complicated in recent years, with changing market dynamics brought about partly by new government policies and measures to cool the market.
The prospect of an improving property market outlook, cheap loans and relatively more affordable small apartments have lured many investors back to real estate.
Property remains an attractive long-term investment, but thorough consideration must be made - beyond just interest rate movements and location of the project - before investing in one.
Those looking to invest in property now take a longer-term investment horizon, as there is limited potential for short-term gains, unlike in the past when prices could appreciate by 60 per cent in a few years.
Investors have to consider the cash-flow potential of the property and whether it could cover mortgage and running costs, and need to be prepared for negative cash flow for the periods that they cannot find a tenant.
If you are looking to invest a property in Singapore, you can consider the West area of Singapore.
The newly launch Parc Riviera Condominium development will be a good consideration. Why ?
I would like you to check these few of the Singapore Government's announcements to show you the Big Picture of the Future Jurong Transformation.
The on going and Upcoming Jurong District Transformation ...
1) Jurong District Innovation - http://www.straitstimes.com/…/singapore-budget-2016-new-jur…
https://youtu.be/9cT3RgC906U
2) Jurong Lake District - Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's 2014 NPR for your info. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnxvKtShG_M
3) HSR (High Speed Rail) - The Travelling time from Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur to Singapore will be in Just 90 mins. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p29glX5648
4) Tuas Mega Port - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc1KbE-8z4c
https://www.lta.gov.sg/…/pu…/projects/cross-island-line.html
http://www.sgtrains.com/network-crl.html
As you can see in the report that there will be a station in WEST COAST. Parc Riviera is seated on the Park Connector itself. With the help of the above, I hope you can see the Big Picture of Jurong Transformation now. So now, ride onto the Government's Master Plan.
Parc Riviera is selling fast as 1 bedroom has already SOLD OUT. So don't miss this LOW entry price. Check out more details at Parc Riviera now !!
The newly launch Parc Riviera Condominium development will be a good consideration. Why ?
Below explain more.
I would like you to check these few of the Singapore Government's announcements to show you the Big Picture of the Future Jurong Transformation.
The on going and Upcoming Jurong District Transformation ...
1) Jurong District Innovation - http://www.straitstimes.com/…/singapore-budget-2016-new-jur…
https://youtu.be/9cT3RgC906U
4) Tuas Mega Port - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc1KbE-8z4c
5) Cross Island MRT line (yet to confirm) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7xViJb8MVs
http://www.sgtrains.com/network-crl.html
Parc Riviera is selling fast as 1 bedroom has already SOLD OUT. So don't miss this LOW entry price. Check out more details at Parc Riviera now !!
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