Tag: Property Market
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Tay Ying & Wu Sihan Buy Home Minutes After Viewing: A Real Estate Speed-Demon Moment
How quick can you buy a home? Tay Ying and Wu Si Han just set a new tempo In a market where delays can stretch for weeks, Mediacorp actress Tay Ying, 29, and celebrity chef Wu Si Han made a decision that surprised no one who follows Singapore’s fast-moving property scene: they bought their first…
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Tay Ying & Wu Sihan Nab Their First Home Within Minutes of Viewing: A Fast-Market Story
Introduction: A Rapid Home Purchase in a Hot Market When top celebrities make big-life decisions, the spotlight follows. Singaporean actress Tay Ying, 29, and celeb chef Wu SiHan (Wu Sihan) recently made headlines for purchasing their first home within minutes of viewing it. In a market known for speed and scarcity, their experience offers a…
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Twelve Australian Celebrities Who Bought and Sold Property in 2025
Introduction: A Celebrity Year in Australian Real Estate In 2025, Australia’s celebrity circuit proved that real estate remains a high-stakes game. From multi-million dollar purchases in exclusive suburbs to notable sales that boosted a headline price, the year offered a rollercoaster for fans and investors alike. Here is a concise look at twelve well-known figures…
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Twelve Celebrities Who Bought and Sold Property in 2025: A Real Estate Roundup
Overview: A Dynamic 2025 Property Year for Australian Celebrities In 2025, Australia’s entertainment scene intersected with the real estate market in dramatic fashion. From ultra-exclusive inner-city penthouses to coastal havens, a dozen well-known figures bought new homes or sold prized properties, underscoring how the glamour economy also depends on smart property moves. This roundup highlights…
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Will Singapore’s Home Loan Rates Fall Again in 2026? A Look at the 2025–2026 Outlook
Singapore’s Mortgage Rates: A Three-Year Low and the Path Ahead Mortgage rates in Singapore recently slipped to their lowest levels in three years, lifting the dreams of many homeowners and hopeful property buyers. But as observers turn their gaze to 2026, the big question remains: will Singapore’s home loan rates keep falling? The short answer…
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Suburbs Where Homeowners Sell at a Loss in 2024-25
Why some suburbs stand out as loss-making for sellers While the overall market has improved for many home sellers, a subset of suburbs continues to see more owners exiting with a loss. The latest figures show that, though profits are possible in today’s market, location remains a decisive factor. In particular, high-density neighbourhoods often face…
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Windhoek Building Approvals Fall in November
November brought a cooling in Windhoek’s construction pipeline The City of Windhoek approved 153 building plans in November, valued at N$123.9 million. This marks a drop of 33 approvals compared with October, signaling a softer month for new construction starts in Namibia’s capital. As a barometer for the local property and construction markets, the November…
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Foreign Buyers Boost Property Purchases Near Japan’s Sensitive Sites
Overview: A Record of Foreign Real Estate Activity Near Security Zones A government study released this week reveals that foreign individuals and entities purchased 3,498 properties located around Japan’s critical security facilities and remote islands during fiscal year 2024. The findings show that nearly half of these acquisitions originated from China, underscoring growing overseas interest…
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New Zealand’s Housing Market Edges Toward a Quiet Christmas
Overview: A soggy finish to 2025 The New Zealand housing market looks set for a soggy end to 2025, with November figures painting a picture of slower activity and prices moving in a narrow range. The latest data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) shows that sales cooled as buyers paused and…
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Wealthy Singaporeans Lead the $5 Million+ Luxury Home Surge
Overview: A Shift in Singapore’s Luxury Market Singapore’s luxury residential scene is evolving as wealthy local buyers increasingly capture the lion’s share of transactions priced at $5 million and above. While foreign buyers still participate, they remain a smaller fraction of the market due to tighter stamp duties and ongoing regulatory measures. This shift is…