Singapore land grab continues despite central bank warning

SINGAPORE (Nikkei Markets) -- Singapore's central bank may be concerned about growing risks in the property market, but its warning last week failed to dampen sentiment among developers, who drove land bids to a fresh record Tuesday. The aggressive bidding ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Property Bulls Ignore Central Bank’s Warning

Property stocks set for their best yearly gain since 2012 Singapore developers may extend their share rally into 2018 on a reviving home market, according to money managers and analysts, who say the central bank’s warning on a potential oversupply may ... ( read original story ...)

How to keep a cool head in the sizzling property market

The en bloc fever has hit Singapore for a while now, but it’s showing no signs of abating just yet. But don’t get overly excited at the prospect of making a small windfall from an en bloc deal: various ministers and property analysts have been urging ... ( read original story ...)

Keep cool in hot property market

Collective sale fever may be going strong, property prices are rising again and sales volumes are picking up, but regulators have given a clear warning that these signs may be more cause for caution than celebration. The Monetary Authority of Singapore ... ( read original story ...)

When to Refinance Your Home Loan in Singapore

Your home loan is probably the single biggest financial commitment you’ll ever take on, and one you could spend the next few decades paying for. Given the magnitude, you obviously want to ensure you lighten the load as much as possible. That’s why it ... ( read original story ...)

Why is my home loan being rejected

The bank will assess your credit rank, which is available from the Credit Bureau of Singapore (CBS). If your credit rank is BB or below, the bank may decline your loan. This usually happens because of repeated late payments, or because you sought large ... ( read original story ...)

Brokers’ Call: Singapore Property

We recommend an "overweight" stance on the sector, preferring stocks with exposure to the residential, hotel and office segments, which are expected to outperform as we head deeper into the upcycle. We are cautious on retail and industrial factory and ... ( read original story ...)

Allgreen scoops up 2 Singapore land parcels after 6-year hiatus

ROBERT Kuok's Allgreen Properties has scooped up land parcels in Singapore for the first time in recent years through two collective sale tenders in the upscale Bukit Timah area. It acquired Royalville for S$477.94 million and Crystal Tower for S$180.65 ... ( read original story ...)

MAS points to risks in the Singapore property market

The recent surge in collective sales poses potential risks to the stability of the local property sector. Hence, market players should proceed cautiously, according to the 2017 Financial Stability Review (FSR) published by the Monetary Authority of ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Home Prices Vulnerable to Rising Supply, MAS Says

(Bloomberg) -- The rising supply of homes and slowing population growth may undermine the recent recovery in Singapore residential property prices, according to the country’s central bank. Future development projects could potentially add 20,000 private ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Property Prices Vulnerable to Rising Supply

The rising supply of homes and slowing population growth may undermine the recent recovery in Singapore residential property prices, the country’s central bank said. Future development projects could potentially add 20,000 private housing units over the ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s DBS Bank lowers India’s FY18 GDP growth to 6.6%

SINGAPORE: Singapore's DBS Bank today lowered India's GDP growth forecast for current fiscal to 6.6 per cent from the previous 6.8 per cent, citing that businesses were "still adjusting" to the new GST regime and there were "limited room" for fiscal support. ( read original story ...)

Singapore joins trend of lower property debt

Thanks to higher real rates. The accumulation of debt due to property purchases might have eased as Singapore's real rates rose, Morgan Stanley said. The firm said Singapore's trends in debt-to-GDP have largely mirrored China’s, with negative real rates ... ( read original story ...)