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CoreNet Gobal’s Singapore Summit in end Mar
More than 400 senior-level executives from the corporate and commercial real estate (CRE) industry around Asia will gather in Singapore on March 23 - 25, 2010 to examine various trends and contradictions that impacted the global economy in 2009.
1 Finlayson Green sold, say sourcesKalapana Rashiwala The Business Times 09.03.2010 | HDB rules changeJoyce Yeo The Straits Times 08.03.2010 |
 (SINGAPORE) The office block that is 1 Finlayson Green has been sold, BT understands. |  BUYERS of non-subsidised HDB resale flats must now occupy their flats for at least three years before they can sell, under new rules unveiled yesterday. |
Asia acts over fears of property bubbleMartin Abbugao AFP 03.03.2010 | Asia acts over fears of property bubbleMARTIN ABBUGAO AFP 02.03.2010 |
 SINGAPORE — Asian countries fearing a disastrous US-style property bubble are striving to cool down their real-estate markets as the region powers out of the global financial crisis. |  SINGAPORE - Asian countries fearing a disastrous U.S.-style property bubble are striving to cool down their real-estate markets as the region powers out of the global financial crisis. |
Lavish LeapPriya de Langen Property Report 02.03.2010 | Fresh curbs not stopping property buyersLeonard Lim The Straits Times 01.03.2010 |
 Singapore´s Budget 2010 brought interesting news for the property sector – the progressive property tax for all owner-occupied residential properties. Under this structure, those who have properties with an Annual Value (AV) exceeding S$77,000 will see an increase in their property taxes; this equates to a mere 3 percent of private property owners or 0.4 percent of all property owners in Singapore. This, of course, pertains to those high-end property owners. |  They came, they saw, they bought. As of yesterday, more than 300 of about 350 units in The Estuary condominium that were released for sale have been snapped up. |
Housing in S'pore still affordableTu Yong and Yu Shi Ming The Straits Times 01.03.2010 | Real estate developers to bring forward property launches Channel NewsAsia 25.02.2010 |
 HOUSING is a perennial hot topic of discussion, especially in Singapore where it touches almost every segment of society - from the low to middle income in public housing to the middle and higher income aspiring to upgrade to private property. |  SINGAPORE : Singaporeans can look forward to more property launches. The Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore (REDAS) on Thursday announced that its members will be bringing forward property launches. |
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