February 2024

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Hong Kong Scraps Property Curbs and Raises Taxes for Highest Earners

Hong Kong has decided to remove cooling measures in an attempt to revitalize its sluggish residential market and provide additional support for tourism, forming part of a comprehensive plan to reinvigorate the struggling financial hub. Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced the immediate cancellation of measures aimed at curbing housing demand, stating that these policies are […]

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Lentor Mansion The Mansion Clubhouse

GuocoLand Commences Previews for Lentor Mansion Project at Prices Starting from S$2,082 psf

GuocoLand is set to unveil its newest project, Lentor Mansion, in the Lentor Hills estate, with previews starting on Friday, March 1. The prices for this 99-year leasehold development will commence from S$2,082 per square foot. Situated in District 26, Lentor Mansion encompasses 235,371.2 square feet of land and will feature 533 units distributed across

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Pearls Hill City Park

Optimism Abounds for Singapore’s Real Estate Investment Market in 2024

The landscape of January 2024 diverges significantly from that of January 2023. Interest rates have peaked, inflation is receding, and the S&P 500 is scaling new heights. While the descent in interest rates may not be as swift as anticipated by some, the prevailing sentiment is optimistic, with investors gradually emerging from their hiatus. Projections

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Jack Ma Wife bought Shophouses at Duxton Road

Jack Ma’s wife said to have bought three adjoining shophouses on Duxton Road

Zhang Ying, the spouse of Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba Group, has reportedly acquired three adjacent shophouses along Duxton Road for an estimated S$45-50 million. As reported by The Business Times, the Singaporean citizen purchased units located at 70, 71, and 72 Duxton Road, all of which are 99-year leasehold properties with 63.5 years remaining.

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Changes to Property Tax from January 2025

Revised Property Tax Bands to Benefit Homeowners

In the latest Budget announcement, Finance Minister Lawrence Wong revealed that annual value (AV) bands for owner-occupied residential property tax rates will undergo revision starting January 2025. The adjustment aims to provide homeowners with the prospect of either maintaining or reducing their property tax bills, assuming no alteration in their properties’ AVs and before any applicable

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Jurong Lake District GLS Artist Impression

Singapore as the Third-Best Country for Relocating and Building Family Wealth

According to a recent study of 27 countries on opportunities for families to relocate and enhance their earnings, Singapore has secured the third position globally. The study, conducted by citizenship advisory firm Henley & Partners, crowned Switzerland as the best country for building multi-generational wealth, offering unparalleled opportunities for families seeking higher earnings and promising

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Marina Gardens Crescent Site Not Awarded

Marina Gardens Crescent Site Fails to Secure Bid Due to Low Offer, URA Reports

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has rejected the sole bid for a 99-year leasehold plot in Marina Gardens Crescent, Marina South, citing that the offer from GuocoLand (Singapore), Intrepid Investments, and TID Residential was “too low.” The white site, designated for residential and commercial development, received only one bid of nearly $770.5 million or $984

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Crowded Showflat at The Reserve Residences

Singapore’s Median Monthly Household Income Surpasses $10,000 for Second Consecutive Year

The Singapore Department of Statistics (SingStat) has released data revealing that the median income from work for households in Singapore exceeded $10,000 for the second consecutive year in 2023. The figure, which applies to resident employed households, saw a 7.6% increase from the previous year, reaching $10,869. The data sheds light on the economic well-being

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