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A Singapore PR can rent out rooms in their landed house if they have SLA approval to own the property. They must comply with URA guidelines, ensuring tenants are lawful and the property is not overcrowded. There are no specific restrictions on the number of rooms rented, but overall occupancy must be reasonable.

A Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) can rent out their landed house with specific conditions and approvals. They must have SLA approval to purchase the property, comply with URA guidelines for a minimum rental period of three months, and may need to apply for a variation of conditions under the Residential Property Act.

Blossoms By The Park is a mixed-use development with 275 residential units and retail clusters on the ground level. The specific number of commercial units is not mentioned. For detailed commercial information, contact the developer or refer to the sales gallery.

For a 2000 sqft landed property in Singapore, A&A costs depend on renovation type, materials, and complexity. Typical renovations range from $100 to $300 per sqft ($200,000 to $600,000). Structural changes can exceed $500 per sqft. Additional costs include permits, professional fees, materials, and labor.

There is no known residential development or property listed as "48A Toh Crescent." Nearby, "Toh Estate" at Toh Drive in District 17 has 10 freehold semi-detached houses with facilities like a swimming pool and car park, completed in 1997. It is near Loyang Point and several MRT stations.

In 2023, the total number of new private home sales in Singapore was 6,421 units, representing new condominium units and excluding resale transactions.

- **District 26**: Average price around $2,250 psf, specific lowest not detailed. - **District 21**: Pinetree Hill recorded a low of $2,139 psf for an 850 sq ft unit. - **Districts 25, 27, 28, 22, 23, 24**: No specific data provided for 2023.

14 Trengganu Street in Chinatown, Singapore, is near notable landmarks such as Chinatown Street Market, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Sri Mariamman Temple, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Maxwell Food Centre, Chinatown Complex, and Telok Ayer Street.

Executive Condominiums (ECs) in Singapore typically see a price increase after full privatisation, which occurs 10 years after purchase. Prices have risen from $424,000 in 2010 to $1.04 million today. Privatisation lifts restrictions, increasing demand and prices by 10-20%, depending on market conditions.

Property prices in Singapore are influenced by factors like market demand, supply, economic conditions, government policies, and new launches. Recently, private residential property prices have shown slower growth, with a 0.5% increase in Q2 2025 compared to 0.8% in Q1 2025. For more insights, use tools like EdgeProp's market trends tracker.