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Real Estate Market In Singapore - 100% of Growth to Originate from APAC, Technavio - Vimarsana News

Real Estate Market In Singapore - 100% of Growth to Originate from APAC, Technavio

/PRNewswire/ -- The global real estate market in Singapore size is estimated to grow by USD 50.74 bn from 2024 to 2028, according to Technavio. The market is...

Is 2024 the right time to buy your first HDB flat? - Vimarsana News

Is 2024 the right time to buy your first HDB flat?

If you're pondering the idea of purchasing your first HDB flat, you've likely heard that the property market operates in cycles, making the timing of your move a critical factor. As we step into 2024, it appears that this year could present a golden opportunity for first-time buyers eyeing a Housing and Development Board (HDB) flat. This article aims to...

Innovative retail experiences: Inside Singapore's new pet-friendly mall - Vimarsana News

Innovative retail experiences: Inside Singapore's new pet-friendly mall

Discover Singapore's newest gem: One Holland Village Mall, a pet-friendly oasis with diverse retail experiences.

'This is not a high-end development': More condo residents hit by surge in maintenance fees - Vimarsana News

'This is not a high-end development': More condo residents hit by surge in maintenance fees

At Parc Komo in Upper Changi, monthly maintenance fees have risen by up to 65 per cent from what condo buyers were told during its launch. 

Dairy Farm Residences condo owners upset after maintenance fees more than double from what was marketed - Vimarsana News

Dairy Farm Residences condo owners upset after maintenance fees more than double from what was marketed

Most of the condo owners CNA spoke to have had to fork out an upfront payment of close to S$4,300 for six months of maintenance fees.