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China Square Food Centre set to be redeveloped into hotel; more homes to be built in the CBD, Kallang and River Valley 

[SINGAPORE] A site along Cross Street in the Central Business District has been earmarked for redevelopment for residential use, according to the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA).

On a quarterly basis, rental transactions increase 3.2% in Q3 to 927 deals.

Median rentals, volume of caveated deals for shophouses dip in Q3: Huttons Asia

For the first nine months, shophouse sales total S$519 million

Total transaction value for freehold shophouse units sold in Q1 is up 44 per cent from the previous quarter at S$149.9 million.

Shophouse sales surge and at higher prices in Q1 as high-net-worth investors return: Knight Frank

It projects the sales volume of shophouses to be between S$1.1 billion and S$1.2 billion for the rest of 2024

The dispute concerned the sale and purchase of a S$5.1 million condominium unit at Lloyd SixtyFive, a freehold project in District 9.

High Court dismisses China businessman’s claims against Huttons and agent in misrepresentation suit  

THE Chinese businessman who claimed a Huttons property agent had made several misrepresentations relating to a condominium unit he paid about S$1.5 million for has failed to prove his case. 

There have been 56 million-dollar flat transactions as at Jan 26, says Huttons Asia.

S$1.57 million Toa Payoh HDB flat sale marks new resale high

A FIVE-ROOM Design, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS) public housing flat at 139A Lorong 1 Toa Payoh was transacted for S$1,568,888 in January, breaking the record for the most expensive resale flat sold i...

In 2022, Midpoint Orchard attempted a third collective sale at around S$350 million.

31 Midpoint Orchard units up for sale at S$281 million guide price 

THIRTY-ONE freehold commercial units at Midpoint Orchard are up for sale, at a guide price of S$281 million.

Lloyd SixtyFive is a freehold condominium unit in the Killiney Rd area where Chinese businessman Chen Qiming bought a unit in 2018.

China businessman sues Huttons and agent for alleged misrepresentation in property deal

A CHINESE businessman is seeking about S$1.5 million in damages from a Huttons property agent who allegedly promised to sell a new condominium unit that he had been “induced” to buy.

Total value of non-landed luxury homes sold was S$295.8 million, down 50.9% from Q2, says Huttons Asia.

Leasing volume of luxury homes up in Q3 while sales transaction volumes fall: Huttons Asia 

RENTAL transaction volumes for non-landed luxury homes continue to rise in the third quarter of 2023, up 13.6 per cent compared to the previous quarter, Huttons Asia’s market report indicated on Monda...

When is a good time to sell your new EC home?

PropertyBT: Why buy ECs? (Ep 23)

Why are Executive Condominiums popular? How does buying an EC unit compare with buying a leasehold condo unit or an HDB resale flat? Senior correspondent Leslie Yee discusses with Huttons Asia’s Lee S...

Huttons Asia has found that first owners of ECs tend to sell for higher average gross gains.

First owners of executive condominiums make average gains of S$322,220 when selling: Huttons Asia

GROSS profits for selling executive condominiums (ECs) appear to favour first owners, as they stand to make an average profit of S$322,220, according to Huttons Asia.