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http://www.straitstimes.com/business/property/property-prices-to-rise-10-by-end-2018-report Singapore property prices are set to jump 10 per cent by the end of next year, according to United States banking giant Morgan Stanley. The bank's in-house experts expect private home prices to start rising next month - instead of early next year as it stated in a previous forecast. The forecast does not relate to Housing Board flats. The significant upswing in prices would reverse a four-year downcycle after a range of cooling measures was introduced to slow the market. Read this next article Singapore Property Prices To Double by 2030 By Morgan Stanley  Marina One Residences (D1) 1/2/3/4 Bedrooms & Penthouses available From $1.65Mil up Wallich Residence (D2) 1/2/3/4 Bedrooms & Penthouses From $1.96Mil up Duo Residences (D7) Bugis/Rochor Area 3/4 Bedrooms & Penthouses From $3.8Mil up Contact  Olevia Cheong CEA - R020634F WeChat - OleviaCheong (6

There are extra sum of money which needs to be paid on top of your property prices. Generally, a foreigner can take a loan up to 70 % of the purchase price. For a foreigner, you will need to pay Buyer's Stamp Duty - 3 % of Purchase Price Less $5,400. https://www.iras.gov.sg/IRASHome/Other-Taxes/Stamp-Duty-for-Property/Working-out-your-Stamp-Duty/Buying-or-Acquiring-Property/What-is-the-Duty-that-I-Need-to-Pay-as-a-Buyer-or-Transferee-of-Residential-Property/Buyer-s-Stamp-Duty--BSD-/ On top of that, you will need to pay Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty. In short, we call it ABSD, and locals or permanent residents will also need to pay for this for the purchase of the second or more residential properties. Please refer to the following website for more details. ABSD https://www.iras.gov.sg/IRASHome/Other-Taxes/Stamp-Duty-for-Property/Working-out-your-Stamp-Duty/Buying-or-Acquiring-Property/What-is-the-Duty-that-I-Need-to-Pay-as-a-Buyer-or-Transferee-of-Residential-Pro

Master Plan https://www.ura.gov.sg/uol/master-plan.aspx?p1=View-Master-Plan VIEW MASTER PLAN INTRODUCTION TO MASTER PLAN The Master Plan (MP) is the statutory land use plan which guides Singapore's development in the medium term over the next 10 to 15 years. It is reviewed every five years and translates the broad long-term strategies of the Concept Plan into detailed plans to guide the development of land and property. The Master Plan shows the permissible land use and density for developments in Singapore. The Master Plan and the Concept Plan provide a comprehensive, forward-looking and integrated planning framework for sustainable development. Given the constraints of our small land area, the Master Plan and the Concept Plan have played a vital role in helping us balance our many land use needs, such as housing, industry, commerce, parks, recreation, transport, defence and community facilities. In reviewing the Master Plan, we take into account all major

City Centre - Rochor / Ophir https://www.ura.gov.sg/uol/master-plan/view-master-plan/master-plan-2008/Growth-Area/City-Centre/Rochor-Ophir Artist's impression of panoramic view of the future Beach Road/Ophir-Rochor Corridor developments Panoramic view of the city *Beach Road Conservation Area                                                                                                  *Kampong Glam An exciting new development area building upon the existing office, hotel and convention hub at Marina Centre Flanked by the bustling arts, culture, learning and entertainment precinct at Bras Basah.Bugis and the historic district of Kampong Glam and Beach Road Conservation area, there will be a myriad of opportunities for relaxation, culture and recreation. The existing vibrant, street-level experience within the area will be extended through a series of active courtyards, linkways and plazas, lined by pedestrian-oriented activities and uses. Lushly landsc

DUO RESIDENCES Credit: http://buro-os.com/duo/ Design The design for this Malaysian-Singaporean joint venture actively engages the space of the surrounding city to form a new civic nucleus in Singapore’s modern metropolis. The two towers are not conceived as autonomous objects, but defined by the spaces they create around them. Singapore consistently ranks as one of Asia’s most livable cities. However, it is increasingly dominated by isolated individual towers that favor exclusion over social connectivity. The prescribed zoning confronts the project with a dual dilemma: it splits the site into two separate pieces, and leaves large, bulky footprints for the resulting tower envelopes which risk overpowering the surroundings and the intimate scale of the adjacent historic Kampong Glam district. The design for DUO subtracts circular carvings from the allowable building volumes in a series of concave movements that generate urban spaces – a kind of “urban poché” that co-opts

Strong Buying in Duo Residences http://www.straitstimes.com/business/buyers-pick-up-87-of-duo-residences-in-bugis-within-three-days 2013 660-unit Duo Residences in Bugis had sold 468 units out of the 540 units released as at 3pm on Friday, its developer M+S told The Straits Times. This works out to a take-up rate of about 87 per cent within three days. More units are likely to be sold by the end of Friday, as queues at the showflat were still long when The Straits Times visited at 3pm. The average selling price was about $2,000 per sq ft (psf) and the highest price psf achieved was $2,600 psf for a studio apartment, M+S said in a statement. M+S chief operating officer Kemmy Tan told The Straits Times that demand was strong enough for the 49-storey project to "achieve a good pricing from the developer's point of view".  Most of the buyers - 78 per cent - were Singaporeans. Of these, the bulk were investors who already stay in private homes. Malaysians