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CoreNet Gobal’s Singapore Summit in end Mar

Staff Writer Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) 09.03.2010
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 sources

Kalapana Rashiwala The Business Times 09.03.2010

HDB rules change

Joyce Yeo The Straits Times 08.03.2010
1 Finlayson Green sold, say sources

(SINGAPORE) The office block that is 1 Finlayson Green has been sold, BT understands.

HDB rules change

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 bubble

Martin Abbugao AFP 03.03.2010

Asia acts over fears of property bubble

MARTIN ABBUGAO AFP 02.03.2010
Asian countries fearing a disastrous US-style property bubble are striving to cool down their real-estate markets

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.

Fireworks light the sky over Victoria Harbour In Hong Kong. Jan. 1, 2010. Photograph by: Tyrone Siu, Reuters

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 Leap

Priya de Langen Property Report 02.03.2010

Fresh curbs not stopping property buyers

Leonard Lim The Straits Times 01.03.2010
Lavish Leap

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.

Fresh curbs not stopping property buyers

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 affordable

Tu Yong and Yu Shi Ming The Straits Times 01.03.2010
Housing in S'pore still affordable

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.

Real estate developers to bring forward property launches

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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