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In Your Opinion Podcast: Possible end of BTO profit-flipping mentality - Youths, expert discuss - Vimarsana News

In Your Opinion Podcast: Possible end of BTO profit-flipping mentality - Youths, expert discuss

Will new systemic changes make first-time couples adopt a new "forever home" mentality? Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore renters sound the alarm as prices surge - Vimarsana News

Singapore renters sound the alarm as prices surge

According to real estate consultancies, Singapore now has the fastest rising luxury property rents, after overtaking New York.

'Doomsday': Singapore renters sound the alarm as prices surge - Vimarsana News

'Doomsday': Singapore renters sound the alarm as prices surge

The surge in rent has become a major issue in the South East Asian country.

Source: bbc.co.uk
More young Singaporeans considering renting and flat sharing as they find current property prices too high: Study - Vimarsana News

More young Singaporeans considering renting and flat sharing as they find current property prices too high: Study

SINGAPORE — More young Singaporeans, compared with older age groups, are considering renting and flat sharing as they find current property prices too high. Even then, most still intend to buy a home within the next two years, a consumer sentiment study released by real estate portal PropertyGuru last week showed. While one in three respondents said they feel the...

Rental, shared housing more appealing to young S'poreans, though most still want to own homes: Study - Vimarsana News

Rental, shared housing more appealing to young S'poreans, though most still want to own homes: Study

Respondents aged 22 to 29 find that current property prices are too high, but most of them still intend to buy a home. Read more at straitstimes.com.