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Government land for residential use is usually sold on a 99-year leasehold basis under Government Land Sales. This land typically remains under leasehold arrangements for residential development unless used for roads or other public purposes.

For a new launch property with a 75% bank loan, the total downpayment is 25% (5% in cash, 20% from CPF or cash). For an HDB loan, the downpayment is 20% (CPF and cash). For other bank loans, the downpayment is typically 25% (at least 5% in cash).

Confirm the viewing schedule in advance and get consent to bring others. Share viewing details and record all entries. Be punctual, dress professionally, and display your agent ID. Coordinate access if occupied. Legal owner's consent is needed if they don't own the property.

Tanjong Rhu, historically known for boat-building and repairs from the 1800s to the 1980s, was an industrial zone with shipyards and polluted waters. In the 1990s, the Singapore Government relocated industries and began land reclamation, transforming the area into an upscale residential zone with luxury condominiums.

Selling Your 5-Room HDB: 1. Register intent to sell in HDB Resale Portal. 2. Submit resale application once you have a buyer. 3. Endorse resale documents. 4. Pay resale fees. 5. Await HDB approval. 6. Attend resale completion appointment. Buying a 4-Room HDB: 1. Register intent to buy in HDB Resale Portal. 2. Obtain Option to Purchase (OTP). 3. Decide on financing. 4. Submit Request for Value to HDB. 5. Submit resale application. 6. Endorse resale documents. 7. Pay fees. 8. Receive HDB approval. 9. Attend resale completion appointment. Planning and timing may vary based on financial arrangements (loan eligibility, CPF). Ensure accurate document submission and review HDB requirements.

The Robertson Opus, located in District 9's Robertson Quay, is a 348-unit development with a 999-year tenure, offering low-density living and a lifestyle-focused design. Developed by Frasers Property and Sekisui House, it combines urban convenience with riverside tranquility. The project appeals to affluent professionals and expatriates, with 41% of units sold at an average price of $3,360 psf. The development features adaptable layouts, including dual-key options, and is well-connected to amenities and schools. Click for more.

The 2026 property market in Singapore presents a mixed outlook. The private residential market may face price moderation due to increased supply from newly eligible MOP flats, while the HDB resale market remains resilient with more options. Focus on personal circumstances and long-term plans rather than timing the market.

Significant activity in new launches across Singapore in 2025, with 4,191 units launched in Q3 2025, more than double the 1,520 units in Q2. Seven new launches slated for the rest of 2025 expected to add around 3,553 units.

A commercial property is generally not counted as a second property when determining eligibility and tax obligations for purchasing additional residential properties in Singapore. ABSD rules focus on residential properties, and commercial properties have separate regulations. Consult a property tax professional for clarity on your specific situation.