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A U-Turn in ABSD on Singapore property possible in 202...
ABSD on Singapore property – U-Turn in 2024? 5 MINS READ Whatsapp Youtube Linkedin Facebook Telegram-plane Facebook-messenger Reddit-alien We have completed the 1st quarter of 2024, will there be a break in the upward trend of ABSD on Singapore property this year? what is the property marketing heading in the coming months? Buying a property in Singapore in 2024 is like dancing on a …
Is Upgrading to A Condo Possible for Young Singaporean...
5 MINS READ Short answer: For most individuals who aspired upgrading to a condo this year; for new launch condos can present challenges. Options such as resale condos, ECs (Executive Condos), or upgrading to larger HDB flats can be considered. It is advisable to exercise caution and maintain modest upgrading goals. With the Chinese New Year concluded, the season for house-hunting has resumed; however, …
Singapore Budget 2024: ABSD concession extended to sin...
5 MINS READ Singapore Budget 2024, ABSD concession to support single Singapore Citizen (SC) seniors who wish to right-size their residential property. In the Budget 2024 announcement, the Government revealed an extension of the ABSD (Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty) concession to include single Singaporean citizens (SC) aged 55 and above. Whatsapp Youtube Linkedin Facebook Telegram-plane Facebook-messenger Reddit-alien Starting from February 16, 2024, the ABSD …
Should Singapore property owners pay off their existin...
10 MINS READ Housing loan in 2023 is the most pressing issue for many homeowners in Singapore. Clients need to know that properties are illiquid assets. Especially for HDB. You can possibly get back your cash only when you sell your HDB, provided it is a positive sale. for PTE properties, there are possibilities for equity term loans if cash is required, but it …