Getting as much help as possible with your home loan via borrowing may sound like a brilliant idea with how much properties cost in Singapore - but does it really work out to your advantage at the end of the day? Read on to find out how you can best make use of the Loan-to-Value (LTV) limit to avoid getting the short end of the stick.

With so many groundbreaking transactions in 2021, the property market was at an all time high with homebuyers and investors alike riding the wave to nab the best properties they could find. In order to maintain affordability, cooling measures were introduced in December, which might lessen expectations of the amount of new launches available in 2022. Regardless of whether you are adopting the wait-and-see tactic or going ahead with your property purchases, here are all the new launches you can look forward to in 2022.

With none the wiser, news of the implementation of certain cooling measures were suddenly announced during the night of 15th December, leaving many scrambling for their phones in the deep of the night to check its authenticity and eventually lamenting over what this would mean for them.

Due to land scarcity in Singapore, there unfortunately has to be some constraints when it comes to land use. Since 1967, all properties sold by the Government are attached to the 99-year leasehold. With the high price tag, is a 99-year leasehold property worth it, or should you spend more for a freehold property instead?