Property
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HDB
/ 6 years agoAugust 2020 HDB BTO Sales Launch: Location Guide (Part 2) – Tampines, Geylang, Bishan, Ang Mo Kio, Woodlands
Tampines, Geylang, Bishan, Ang Mo Kio, Woodlands - which would you choose?
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Property
/ 6 years ago4 Things You Should Know Before Buying Or Renting Properties Based On A Virtual Property Tour
There are aspects of an on-site visit that a virtual tour cannot replicate - yet.
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Loans
/ 6 years ago5 Factors You Can Use To Assess How Much You Can Afford When Buying A Property In Singapore
There is more to affordability than being able to secure financing for your property purchase.
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HDB
/ 6 years agoHDB Location Guide: How To Get “Condominium Amenities” At HDB Prices
For those who love working out, wanting to enjoy a swimming pool and a gym near your home doesn’t mean you...
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Property
/ 6 years agoIs It Worth Paying A Premium To Buy A Condominium Unit In An Integrated Development
How much do you value having a shopping mall and MRT station right below your home?
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HDB
/ 6 years agoHDB Resale Levy: What Second-Time Flat Buyers Need To Understand Before Buying Another Flat
Before you think of getting a windfall from selling your first BTO flat, you need to consider the HDB resale levy
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Commercial Properties
/ 7 years agoProperty In Singapore: What Are Mixed-Use Developments VS Integrated Developments
Would you enjoy having the MRT and other amenities such as a shopping mall and hawker centre right below your home?
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Loans
/ 7 years agoGuide To Using PropertyGuru Finance To Help You Find The Dream Home (That You Can Afford)
A dream home should also be a home that you can afford.
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HDB
/ 7 years agoAugust 2020 (Formerly May 2020) HDB BTO Sales Launch (Part 1) : Location Guide – Bukit Batok; Choa Chu Kang; Pasir Ris; Tampines; Tengah
Solid location options available for people who are living both in the east and west side of Singapore.
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HDB
/ 7 years agoA Mortgage Is Likely To Be The Biggest Loan You Take In Life. Here’s Why Many Singaporeans End Up Overpaying For It, And What You Can Do Instead
2020 is definitely not the year to be overpaying for something you don’t need to.
