Of the 30 cities monitored in the Savills World Prime Residential Index, 17 will see price declines, with Hong Kong projected to see the highest drop of up to 10 per cent and as much as 3.9 per cent …
Singapore’s property tax revenue expected to increase by S$600m due to higher home valuations
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s residential property tax revenue for 2024 is expected to be around S$600 million (US$446 million) higher than what was collected in 2023, said Second Minister for Finance Chee …
Best credit card for online shopping in Singapore (2024): OCBC, DBS, UOB, Citi and more
Credit cards can help you make the best out of online shopping. Which card, from OCBC and DBS to UOB and Citi, is right for you?
Asean property stocks: Positioning for falling interest rates in 2024
AS THE interest rate cycle turns this year, we see opportunities arising among property stocks across Asean including Singapore. Read more at The Business Times.
Why a soft landing for Singapore property might be no landing at all
Why Singapore’s residential property market is not about to hit the skids In the commercial sector, rents for grade A offices in Singapore’s central business district (CBD) declined last quarter, on a …
Singapore Citizen Accused of Foreign Interference Linked to China ‘Copper King’
The first Singapore citizen to be tagged as a “politically significant person” under a 2021 law on foreign interference oversees the multimillion-dollar property portfolio of a Chinese metal …
Singapore Parliament: Grace Fu says MTI to review terms of F1 agreements amid Iswaran’s corruption charges
Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations Grace Fu said that the government is reviewing the terms of theFormula 1 agreements between the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Singapore GP Private Limited.
4 Resilient Singapore REITs with Distribution Yields of 5.4% or Higher
We feature four REITs that sport distribution yields of 5.4% or more. The post 4 Resilient Singapore REITs with Distribution Yields of 5.4% or Higher appeared first on The Smart Investor.
Dividend yields to stay attractive at Singapore banks as NIMs weaken in Q4: analysts
DBS, OCBC and UOB – for the three months ended December 2023 are expected to be softer quarter on quarter, amid weaker net interest margins (NIMs) and seasonally weaker fee income. Read more at The …
Dividend yields to stay attractive at Singapore banks as NIMs weaken in Q4: analysts
DBS, OCBC and UOB – for the three months ended December 2023 are expected to be softer quarter on quarter, amid weaker net interest margins (NIMs) and seasonally weaker fee income. Read more at The …