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July 20, 2021 Pexels For most, the property/house that they own will likely be the most valuable asset they own. But regardless of whether you are living in a Housing and Development Board (HDB) flat, Executive Condominium (EC), private condominium or landed property — you’ll want to get the best price for your property. In order to do so, I am sure you know that will need to make your property look as appealing to potential buyers as much as possible. But how exactly? Here are some of the best renovation free ways to zhng (hokkien for modify/upgrade) your property to make it stand out.

Pros of co-living 1. Fully furnished rooms One of the greatest benefits of co-living would be that the rooms are all already furnished for you, so you can expect to enjoy a functional television, microwave, washing machine alongside a strong wifi connection. If you’re co-living in a condominium, facilities like the pool and gym are also accessible to you. Aside from the sheer convenience of having a house that is move-in ready, you can also save a great deal of money on these purchases. Different spaces offer different degrees of furnishing and amenities, but will of course come with differ...

July 06, 2021 Stackedhomes 2021 has been a tough year for buyers; especially first-time home seekers. We’ve seen prices rise in almost every property segment, from resale flats to condos to landed homes. The end of Q2 2021, however, may give buyers a glimmer of hope – while prices are still far from low, at least the pick-up hasn’t been as dramatic as the past four quarters. Here’s what’s happening right now: Prices rose again in Q2 2021, but at a much slower pace than in previous quarters According to URA flash estimates, the Residential Property Price Index is at 163.7 points in Q...

May 11, 2021 Stackedhomes From the long wait for Permanent Resident (PR) status, to the process of house hunting, finding an HDB flat can be a challenge. But this week we spoke to A, who recently managed to find a new home with a foreign (now PR) wife. Here’s the process of shortlisting properties and wide-scale house-hunting, and how they eventually ended up with a new flat at the famed SkyTerrace@Dawson : An urgent need for their own home A and his wife had lived with their parents a significant length of time, and his wife was eager to find a place of their own:

Restrictions on size for BTO New ECs only accessible via JSS Mortgage Servicing Ratio (MSR) 1. Citizenship Singles can buy an HDB flat under the Single Singapore Citizen Scheme (SSCS) or Joint Singles Scheme (JSS). The latter allows up to four unrelated singles to co-own a flat. However, both schemes require you to be a Singapore citizen. 2. Age requirement To buy an HDB flat as a single, you have to be at least 35 years old (the other usual restrictions, such as ethnic quotas and being a Singaporean or Permanent Resident, also apply). If you’re unmarried or divorced, and have legal custody...