Wilshire Residences - Freehold
Wilshire Residences is a Freehold development located at 30 Farrer Road. Wilshire Residences comprises a total of 85 units.
Wilshire Residences is targeted to be completed in 31-Jul-2023.
This weekend, our sales team will be at another exciting new launch at Canninghill Piers! Canninghill Piers is a brand new project just besides Fort Canning MRT. It occupies the former Liang Court!
CANNINGHILL PIERS INDICATIVE PRICES
1Br from $1.16m ($2836psf)
4Br from $5.22m ($2974psf)
5Br from $8.1m ($2905psf)
PH indicative $50m ($5582psf)
Estimated Completion in 2025
For sales enquiry, contact our team at wa.me/6597511801
Press Release
https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/canninghill-piers-start-sales-preview-nov-5-prices-start-116-mil-one-bedroom-unit?utm_source=Telegram
Wilshire Residences is a Freehold project along 30 Farrer Road, with a total of 85 units. Expected TOP is Jul 2024.
Showflat is beside 41 Cluny Park Road. Viewing is strictly by appt basis.
We have choice 2,3 and 4 bedroom units available!
For more info, contact our team at wa.me/6597511801.
SINGAPORE: Private home prices in Singapore rose by 0.9 per cent in the third quarter of 2021 from the previous quarter, according to flash estimates released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Friday (Oct 1).
The private residential property index rose by 1.5 points, from 163.5 points in the second quarter to 165.0 points in the third quarter.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/ura-private-property-flash-estimates-q3-third-quarter-2214476
Private property prices up 0.9% in Q3 2021: URA flash estimates SINGAPORE: Private home prices in Singapore rose by 0.9 per cent in the third quarter of 2021 from the previous quarter, according to flash estimates released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Friday (Oct 1). The private residential property index rose by 1.5 points, from 1
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/invest/luxury-properties-in-spore-selling-like-hot-cakes
Based on the URA price index for condominiums in the CCR, prices grew 4.9 per cent over the past five years.
For those buying for rental income, the returns have also been favourable since landlords face little difficulty finding tenants in general, with our high occupancy rates of above 90 per cent.
The luxury market received another shot in the arm since more foreign investors and overseas businesses are turning their attention to Singapore as an alternative Asian financial centre to Hong Kong.
Due to the mounting uncertainties facing Hong Kong's future, a growing number of multinational companies have deployed their resources and set up local branches or headquarters in Singapore.
That has led to an increase in buyers from Hong Kong and China purchasing homes here in recent months.
As more countries reopen their borders progressively, we can expect the number of wealthy international buyers entering the luxury market in Singapore to rise further, which will inevitably push up asset prices.
Luxury properties in S'pore selling like hot cakes Low taxes, stability and capital preservation amid Covid-19 are driving the super-rich to buy homes here.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
URA changes development charges: What does it mean to property buyers?
https://stackedhomes.com/editorial/ura-changes-development-charges-what-does-it-mean-to-property-buyers/ .uxhes9
URA Changes Development Charges: What Does It Mean To Property Buyers? - Property Blog Singapore - Stacked Homes URA has recently raised the development charges, here's what it means to you as a potential buyer and 4 consequences you should know!
Development charge rates up 0.3% for non-landed residential use, 1.5% cut for commercial use
IN tandem with the improving Singapore private housing market, the government has upped development charge (DC) rates for the landed and non-landed residential use groups for the half-year period starting March 1.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/real-estate/development-charge-rates-up-03-for-non-landed-residential-use-15-cut-for-commercial-use
Development charge rates up 0.3% for non-landed residential use, 1.5% cut for commercial use IN tandem with the improving Singapore private housing market, the government has upped development charge (DC) rates for the landed and non-landed residential use groups for the half-year period starting March 1. Read more at The Business Times.