Huttons Asia
Established since 2002, Huttons Group is a leading real estate agency in Singapore.
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August shows sluggish residential price performance
The overall SRPI in July was 1.1%.
Lack of new launches boosts condo resale prices
In August, prices rose by 1.0% YoY.
New launches dampen condo rent volumes in August
Compared on a monthly basis, condo rents will decline in the following months, analysts said.
August developer sales slump: Is it buyer fatigue or the ghost month effect?
In August, new home sales dropped by 72% YoY.
Altura EC sells 88% of its units in second balloting
The average price of units is $1,470 per sq ft.
Why Champion Way site drew more bids than Lentor Central
The land parcels received six and two bids, respectively.
Why GLS tenders for EC sites like Plantation Close attract more developers
The Plantation Close EC site received nine bids.
Shophouse market shines amidst sharp increase in ABSD
In 2Q23, sales of shophouses jumped 45.5% QoQ.
Here’s why August sales broke the record for million-dollar HDB resale flats
A total of 54 HDB resale flats were sold for at least $1m during the month.
How many bids will the Lorong 1 Toa Payoh site attract?
Developers may bid cautiously due to recent tepid responses to GLS tenders, experts warned.
What drove adjustment in land betterment charge rates?
Rates rose for commercial and hospitality properties but declined for residential.
Singapore's most notable real estate agents under 40
Majority of agents in the list are experts on the residential market.
Why rents rose faster in suburban condos rents in July
OCR rents rose 1.6% QoQ in July, whilst CCR only saw a 0.7% QoQ uptick.
Condo resale transactions up in July to avoid ghost month
Property experts share insights on latest condo resale data.
Standard vs. Plus vs. Prime: How do the new flat classifications differ from one another
The government will implement the new flat classification in 2H24.
Property prices may trade sideways due to high-interest costs
Edmund Tie anticipates prices to rise by 3-5% in 2023.
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