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99.co is operated by 99 Group. 99 Group is a leading real estate technology company that operates real estate portals across South East Asia, specialising in digital property advertising.
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Condo resale prices increase by 1.0% YoY in August
Across submarkets, OCR posted the highest year-on-year price increase.
HDB resale prices rise 7.2% YoY in August
Month-on-month, prices rose by 0.6%.
Condo rental market highest in July with 7,000 sales posted
A total of 7,282 units were rented in July 2023 compared to June.
Condo resale transactions up in July to avoid ghost month
Property experts share insights on latest condo resale data.
Overall condo resale prices up 7.4% YoY in July
OCR posted highest price increase with 9%.
Condo rental market reaches Nash’s equilibrium in June: property firm
SRX and 99.co said condo rental market grew 0.3% in June 2023.
HDB resale prices grew 0.6% MoM in June
Mature estate prices went up 0.7% MoM in June 2023.
HDB rents up 25.1% in May
Fewer HDB units were rented in May compared to the previous month.
Condo rent prices up 26.8% in May
Whilst fewer condos were rented in May, it still breached the 5,000-mark.
HDB resale prices up by 0.3% MoM in May
Year-on-year, overall prices increased by 7.7%.
Condo rent prices up 29.9% in April
Compared to March, RCR and OCR rents are higher, whilst CCR rent prices fell slightly.
HDB resale volume down 4.3% MoM in April
There were 2,188 HDB resale flats sold in April 2023.
HDB rents rise 0.7% MoM in March
By room type, 3 Room recorded the highest rent increase.
Condo rents drop 0.3% MoM in March
Rents across sub-markets dropped in March, except for CCR.
Here's why more Singaporeans bought HDB flats this March
Resale volumes in March saw a 23.7% increase MoM.
Condo rents climb 3.5% MoM in February
Across sub-markets, OCR Recorded the highest rent increase.
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