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To embed a video into a property listing on EdgeProp Singapore, record and upload a video to YouTube or Vimeo. Obtain the embed code from the sharing options. Log in to your EdgeProp account, navigate to your listing, find the embed section, paste the code, then save and publish the listing.

The ABSD rates for foreigners are 60% for any property purchase. Nationals or Permanent Residents of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, and the USA are treated the same as Singapore Citizens and are not considered foreigners.

Commercial portions of an HDB retail shophouse are subject to GST if the seller is GST-registered. Residential quarters are exempt from GST. Buyers may set up a GST-registered SPV to claim GST refunds.

Current trends in Singapore's private property market include steady demand from local and foreign buyers but limited supply due to fewer new project launches, resulting in stable to slightly increasing prices. Price growth varies across regions, with cooling measures in place to prevent rapid escalation. The luxury segment is active, and foreign buyers remain significant.

A 20-year-old married person with a kid can buy a resale flat if they form a family nucleus with their spouse and child, and include at least one listed occupant who is a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident.

To buy an HDB flat as a self-employed individual: 1. Check eligibility: citizenship, age, family nucleus, income ceiling, property ownership. 2. Register Intent to Buy in the HDB Resale Portal. 3. Obtain HDB Loan Eligibility (HLE) letter if using an HDB loan. 4. Secure financing via cash, CPF, or bank loan. 5. Check resale flat details: Ethnic Integration Policy, upgrading/renewal programs. 6. Submit resale application after exercising OTP. 7. Complete application jointly with the seller. 8. Ensure eligibility and resale conditions are met.

Property tax in Singapore is a yearly wealth tax imposed on immovable properties, payable in advance by 31 January. The tax is based on the annual rental value of the property. A 5% penalty applies if unpaid on time. IRAS assesses, collects, and enforces payment.

A 70% loan offers a higher ROI because of greater leverage and lower initial capital outlay. More borrowed money can amplify gains with property value increases and potential higher capital appreciation, but also involves higher debt servicing and financial risk if the market declines.

The ROI of a 60% loan is higher than a 70% loan due to lower debt servicing, reduced interest payments, greater equity, reduced financial risk, and better compliance with Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) and Mortgage Servicing Ratio (MSR) regulations in Singapore.

A buyer needs to pay buyer's stamp duty for an HDB shop house.