Rowsley reports quarterly net loss
SINGAPORE (April 26): Real estate and investment company Rowsley yesterday reported a net loss of S$1.
Prime freehold units at Scotts Square, Tate Residences sold
THE freehold 338-unit Scotts Square, located on Scotts Road, saw several units change hands in the week of April 4 to 11.
Coastal living — beach, park and amenities at your doorstep
IN Singapore, the most coveted homes are those with a seafront view, within walking distance of the beach and the park, and near eateries.
CapitaLand posts 77% rise in 1Q earnings at S$387 mil on better operating performance
SINGAPORE (April 26): CapitaLand posted 1Q earnings of S$386.
Singapore property investors unfazed by Brexit
SINGAPORE (April 26): The United Kingdom continues to remain as one of the top destinations for Singaporeans looking to invest in property overseas, according to a survey commissioned by IP Global.
Singapore residential market likely to recover by early 2018, says JLL
THE strong bids for the Toh Tuck Road site on April 11 and high developers’ sales numbers unveiled by URA on April 17 are more signs that the Singapore residential market may be turning the corner, says JLL.
Singapore’s March new-home sales up 82% — the highest in four years
SALES of new private homes surged to a four-year high last month when some property cooling measures were adjusted for the first time since they were rolled out in 2009.
UEM Sunrise partners real estate agencies to offer one-stop management services
KUALA LUMPUR (April 25): SCM Property Services Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of UEM Sunrise Bhd, will be introducing a one-stop real estate management service concept in collaboration with eight real estate agencies.
Four transactions with more than S$1 million in profit each
FOUR private non-landed houses were each sold for more than S$1 million in profit in the week of March 28 to April 4.
Singapore housing market to remain resilient despite global uncertainty
THE TEP360 seminar on April 8, entitled “Navigating through turbulent times”, was attended by about 350 participants.
