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New Purchase Si Jie Lim - 

Private property prices fell for the first-time in three years, which makes the new condo launches this quarter even more exciting

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News Si Jie Lim - 

A recent survey by NUS Real Estate unveils what developers are doing in response to the ABSD hike in April. We’re here to break it down.

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New Purchase Si Jie Lim - 

Regardless of how exorbitant property prices in Singapore are, many of us still aspire to be homeowners. Take note of these 4 key tricks maintain affordability.

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New Purchase Si Jie Lim - 

The new HDB Flat Eligibility (HFE) letter is a streamlined document that gives HDB homebuyers a clearer idea of what they can apply for when it comes to housing and financing

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News Si Jie Lim - 

The first MAS Macroeconomic Review of 2023 included a section focusing on Residential Rental Markets, here's what you should know

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Interest Rates Chen Guang Lu - 

How has the June 2023 US Fed meeting influenced the Interest Rate Outlook for the coming months? We give our monthly analysis

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News Peter Lin - 

For the first time in over a year, the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) did not raise rates! However, they did indicate that rates will continue to rise at the end of the year... so what does this mean for us in Singapore?

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BTO Guides Si Jie Lim - 

The May 2023 BTO exercise is here, featuring some very interesting neighbourhoods where there hasn't been a BTO launch in almost a decade!

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Home Loan Si Jie Lim - 

With interest rates rising faster than ever, there's a danger you're paying more each month on your home loan than you need to. Here's how to find out

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News Si Jie Lim - 

There has been a massive turbulence in the financial markets recently with major banks closing and financial institutions rushing to contain the effects of the failures. What can we expect in Singapore?