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To avoid ABSD when buying a new launch, buy first, pay ABSD, then sell your current home within six months of TOP/CSC to qualify for remission (if both properties are under husband and wife).

A sub-sale transaction occurs when a purchaser sells the unit to another party after signing the Sale & Purchase Agreement but before completion, requiring a new agreement with the sub-purchaser under the same terms.

Selling a unit before CSC is not specifically classified as a sub-sale.

The Collective Sales Committee (CSC) manages the collective sale of a property, handling promotion, negotiation, and ensuring transparency, fairness, and best price for all unit owners.

A sub-sale is when a buyer sells a unit after signing the Sale & Purchase Agreement but before completion; the developer then creates a new agreement with the new buyer as if they were the original purchaser.

You can request repricing of your home loan for a Building Under Construction (BUC) condo in Singapore once the construction is nearing completion or after the Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) has been issued. Key factors include construction progress, TOP issuance, market conditions, and loan terms.

The Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD) in Singapore is calculated from the date of acquisition, which is typically the date when the Option to Purchase is exercised or the date of the Sale and Purchase Agreement, whichever is earlier. This date marks the beginning of the property's holding period.

The breakeven price in Singapore real estate refers to the minimum price at which a developer can sell a property to cover all costs, including land acquisition, construction, and other expenses. EdgeProp offers tools to estimate breakeven prices by analyzing land cost, construction costs, and development expenses.

SSD holding period for residential BUC starts from the date of purchase, using the date of purchase or date of change of zoning/use to determine the SSD holding period. Click for more details in the summary table.