Condo name Kent Ridge Hill Residences (former Vista Park enbloc) Location 50 – 66 South Bouna Vista Rd (S) 118168 Developer Oxley Holdings Pte Ltd Launch Date TBC TOP Date Estimated 2021-2022 Tenure 99 years leasehold Number of units 525 (1 – 5 bedrooms and 68 strata houses) Condominium facilities Pool, gymnasium, function room and tennis court   Kent Ridge Hill Residences Kent Ridge Hill Residences (Vista Park enbloc) condo at South Bouna Vista Road is an upcoming development slated to be launched by Oxley Holdings. This post will give you a review of Kent Ridge Hill Residences, pricing, floor plans, site plans, and other information you need to make a wise investment decision. Use the following quick navigation content page or contact us immediately t

Kent Ridge Residences showflat Kent Ridge Hill Residences (Vista Park enbloc) condo at South Bouna Vista Road is an upcoming development slated to be launched by Oxley Holdings. This post will give you a review of Kent Ridge Hill Residences, pricing, floor plans, site plans, showflat location and information you need to make a wise investment decision. Use the following quick navigation content page or contact us immediately to register your interest in Kent Ridge Hill Residences. Quick Navigation Condominium summary Condominium location Unit mix Floor plans Pricing Surrounding amenities Developer background Contact us/register interest Condominium summary Condo name: Kent Ridge Hill Residences District 5 Developer: Oxley Holdings Pte Ltd TOP date: TBC Total units: 525 units of 1-5 bedr

Mayfair Gardens new launch (artist impression) Mayfair Gardens condo at Rifle Range Road is an upcoming development slated to be launched by Oxley. The former Mayfair Gardens was purchased successfully in 2017 by Oxley Holdings for S$311 million. Located just minutes from King Albert MRT station it is also within close proximity to many top schools nearby such as Methodist Girls School (MGS) and Pei Hwa Presbyterian School, as well as Henry Park Primary School and Bukit Timah Primary School. This post will give you a review of Mayfair Gardens, pricing, floor plans, site plans, and information you need to make a wise investment decision. Use the following quick navigation content page or contact us immediately to register your interest in Mayfair Gardens. Quick Navigation Condominium summa

On Thursday evening, the government announced a new series of property cooling measures which took effect on Friday, citing a sharp 9.1% rise in private residential prices over the past year and growing transaction volumes. The measures include significantly higher ABSD rates on property transactions and tighter loan-to-value (LTV) limits. Except for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents purchasing their first residential property, property buyers have to pay an additional 5% in Additional Buyers’ Stamp Duty (ABSD) when purchasing new properties, while entities would pay an additional 10%. Property buyers will also face additional restrictions when taking out a mortgage, as the LTV limits were tightened by 5% for all housing loans. The government said the move was necessary to prevent a p

The Singapore stock market, as represented by the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI), tumbled 2.4%, or around 77 points, to 3,191.8. Other than trade war fears between the US and China, the market was spooked by the announcement of higher stamp duty rates and tighter loan limits for residential property purchases here. For the week, of the 30 index components, 20 were in the red while the remaining 10 were in the green. The big decliners among the Straits Times Index companies were property stocks. City Developments Limited (SGX: C09) plunged 13.4% to S$9.46; UOL Group Limited (SGX: U14) tumbled 12.1% to S$6.70; and CapitaLand Limited (SGX: C31) slipped 5.4% to S$2.99. Keppel Corporation Limited (SGX: BN4), which has a property arm, was the third biggest loser of the index, falling 8% to S$6.

JLL, Lendlease launch proptech accelerator in Singapore GLOBAL real estate giants JLL and Lendlease are partnering to launch an accelerator in Singapore to kickstart innovation in real estate, an industry said to have been slow to tech advancements. But unless both companies commit to a substantial investment and a long-term plan to “transform legacy businesses”, the accelerator will yield limited benefits, observers said. Propell Asia – described as the first Singapore-based regional property technology (proptech) accelerator – opens for applications on Monday. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); HDB closer to solar power target after awarding latest tender SOLAR panels are set to be installed in blocks of public flats managed by the West Coast

Two Serangoon condos garner healthy first-weekend sales TWO property launches in Serangoon over the weekend garnered good response, testament to the still-improving sentiments in the residential property market, despite the fact that both projects were located just couple of hundred metres apart from each other. Affinity at Serangoon by Oxley Holdings, to be constructed on the former HUDC estate Serangoon Ville site, sold 112 units out of the 300 that were launched in its phase one. Oxley’s director of marketing and sales Eugene Lim said that the transacted units were spread evenly across various configurations – from one-bedders to four-bedders-plus-study apartments. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 112 Affinity at Serangoon units sold over the weekend A