Private home owners will now have to wait 15 months after they sell their property before they can buy an HDB resale flat. ( read original story ...)
Singapore introduces new property cooling measures: Maximum loan quantum limits tightened, loan-to-value limit lowered
SINGAPORE: The Government on Thursday (Sep 29) introduced a slew of new property cooling measures aimed at moderating demand amid rising market interest rates. The measures include tightening maximum ... ( read original story ...)
Property cooling measures: Govt announces tighter loan rules, private home owners can’t buy HDB resale flats for 15 months
In a bid to moderate demand for public housing, the authorities have announced that private property owners will now have to serve a temporary wait-out period of 15 months after selling their homes ... ( read original story ...)
Government imposes new property cooling measures: Maximum loan quantum limits tightened, loan-to-value limit lowered
SINGAPORE: The Government will tighten maximum loan quantum limits and introduce a 15-month wait-out period for private home owners buying Housing Board resale flats, as part of new property cooling ... ( read original story ...)
PropertyBT Podcast: Are Singapore’s office buildings a good bet?
What are the risks posed by weaker economic growth and the adoption of remote working to the Singapore office market? Leslie finds out. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
7 ways to avoid ABSD legally in Singapore
Remember back in the 1990s? Those were the days when Singapore property investors strutted around, explaining how every home they bought made the next home purchase even easier.The rent from one ... ( read original story ...)
What the Latest US Fed Rate Hike Means for Singapore
The US Fed has raised interest rates for the third time by 0.75%. This is how the hike will affect regular Singaporeans. ( read original story ...)
SG Extra Podcast: Housing in Singapore – Is affordability for next generation under threat?
The Straits Times analyses the latest news and announcements in Singapore in this weekly podcast. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Banks as ‘only clear sector beneficiary’ while property and REITs to suffer amid Fed rate hikes: CLSA
The analysts’ top picks are DBS, UOB, Singtel, CICT, CDL, Sembcorp Industries, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, MINT, MLT and VMS ... ( read original story ...)
Explainer: As US Fed flags more aggressive interest rate hikes, could Singapore mortgage rates hit 20-year highs?
Investors and financial markets were spooked overnight when the United States Federal Reserve (US Fed) not only aggressively hiked interest rates ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore inflation near 14-year high boosts tightening bets
Singapore’s key core inflation gauge held near a 14-year high in August, further solidifying bets that the central bank will tighten policy at its meeting next month. ( read original story ...)
Explainer: As the US Fed flags more aggressive interest rate hikes, could Singapore mortgage rates hit 20-year highs?
Investors and financial markets were spooked overnight when the United States Federal Reserve (US Fed) not only aggressively hiked interest rates ... ( read original story ...)
‘All my neighbours are moving to Singapore’: Expats abandon Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, rents in high-end enclaves are plunging, international schools are closing, and the car market is saturated with second-hand luxury cars as expatriates leave in droves. ( read original story ...)
Explainer: As the US Fed flags more aggressive interest rate hikes, could S’pore mortgage rates hit 20-year highs?
Investors and financial markets were spooked overnight when the United States Federal Reserve (US Fed) not only aggressively hiked interest rates again, but flagged more hikes this year and even next, ... ( read original story ...)
Caution recommended for fintech cooperation between Singapore and India
Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced in New Delhi on Tuesday (20 Sep) that the new high-level roundtable between Singapore and India will enable both countries to “strengthen ... ( read original story ...)
Fixing your mortgage now before interest rates rise further may be the most prudent thing to do
This is why fixing mortgage now is important because all these raises will have an impact on your home loan. The post Fixing your mortgage now before interest rates rise further may be the most ... ( read original story ...)