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To get a bank valuation for a condo in Singapore, you can: 1. Request a valuation report from your bank during the mortgage application. 2. Use URA's Private Residential Property Transactions e-service for approximate valuations. 3. Utilize real estate portals like EdgeProp's Edge Fair Value tool. 4. Consult real estate agents or hire professional valuers for a detailed assessment.

To determine if your newly built landed property at Eden Grove can sell at $3,200 psf, consider market conditions, property specifications, recent transactions, and neighborhood amenities. Consult with a real estate agent or appraiser for a more accurate valuation based on current data.

Thomson View Condo’s en bloc potential depends on its land value exceeding combined unit values, redevelopment prospects, and possible plot ratio changes per the URA Master Plan.

Thomson View, a private residential project, achieved a successful en bloc sale for $810 million in 2024 after five previous failed attempts over nearly two decades. The sale was brokered by Edmund Tie and included a consortium with UOL, Singapore Land Group, and CapitaLand Development.

The Proximity Housing Grant (PHG) is a separate grant and not considered a CPF Housing Grant; it supports buyers of resale flats who want to live with or near their parents or married child.

Aurelle of Tampines is an Executive Condominium at Tampines Street 62 with 14 blocks and 760 units. It features a basement carpark, communal facilities, and a pool, near Tampines North MRT. Other Tampines properties include Treasure At Tampines, Parktown Residence, and The Alps Residences. Key differences are in location, type of development, completion dates, and amenities.

To qualify for ABSD remission in Singapore, you must meet certain criteria, particularly for married couples where at least one spouse is a Singapore Citizen, and they own no other residential property at the time of the new purchase. The ABSD remission application must be submitted to IRAS within six months, and the ABSD is paid upfront.

Average annual compound growth rate of Singapore private property prices over the last 20 years is approximately 6.4%. Overall price index rose from 588 points in 2003 to 2040 points in Q1 2023, a 247% increase.