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Does purchase with trust must pay taxes

Transactions involving the purchase of property held in trust are subject to Stamp Duty, which is a tax on written documents recording the transactions.
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Can a Singapore citizen child and a Singapore PR mother buy a resale HDB

Yes, a Singapore citizen child and a Singapore PR mother can buy a resale HDB flat since they fulfill the family nucleus requirement, which includes at least one Singapore Citizen.
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Can you provide data to support Balestier as a good area for my client who is interested in Ascend 456 @ Balestier

Balestier, where Ascent @ 456 is located, is a vibrant area in District 12 with various amenities, including dining options, shops, and malls. It has good public transportation, educational institutions, and offers a range of facilities like barbecue areas, a pool deck, a gym, and playgrounds, ensuring a comfortable lifestyle.
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Please provide all information related to shophouses in Singapore

Shophouses in Singapore are narrow terraced houses with a five-foot pedestrian way, used for both business and living. They were built between the 1840s and 1960s, typically two to three storeys high. Singaporeans and PRs can buy residential-zoned shophouses; foreigners need LDAU approval. Conservation areas include Historic Districts (e.g. Chinatown) and Residential Districts (e.g. Blair Plan). Planning permission is required for change of use.
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Is SSD based on OTP signed date or completion date

In Singapore, Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD) is calculated based on the date the Option to Purchase (OTP) or Sale and Purchase (S&P) agreement is exercised, not the completion date. The holding period starts from the exercise date of the OTP/S&P agreement and ends when a similar agreement is signed and exercised for the sale of the property.
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Which project in Singapore has the highest possibility of enbloc

Projects with the highest possibility of en bloc in Singapore are often older developments or those nearing the end of their 99-year lease. Recent successful en bloc sales include Peace Centre and Peace Mansion. Projects like Emerald at Katong, Chuan Park, and Nava Grove also indicate potential.
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What is the best property to purchase with 1.1 million cash, age 56, no outstanding loan

At 56, with 1.1 million in cash and no outstanding loans, consider purchasing an HDB flat for affordability, a condominium for amenities, or a landed property for space. Evaluate cash outlay and mortgage options, the current market, and desired location and property size. Use tools like EdgeProp for informed decisions. Consulting a real estate agent or financial advisor is recommended.
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Trends in maintenance fees

Maintenance fees in Singapore's real estate market are influenced by inflation, aging properties, upgrades, and management decisions. Current trends show increasing fees due to higher maintenance costs and new amenities. Tools like EdgeProp can help analyze and compare fees among properties.
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What is mortgage insurance

Mortgage insurance is a policy that protects the lender or borrower in case of death, terminal illness, or total permanent disability. For HDB loans, the Home Protection Scheme (HPS) by the CPF Board ensures that homeowners do not lose their home under such circumstances, insuring members up to age 65 or until the loan is paid.
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What information is included in a caveat

A caveat includes the names and addresses of the caveator and caveatee, particulars of the estate, grounds for the claim, nature of the prohibition, the affected lot, a description for partial land claims, purchase details if applicable, and particulars required by the Residential Property Act.
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