“A picture is worth a thousand words” – a term that was originated by a British artist back in the 1920s to illustrate that you can describe more through a picture without any words being said or written. This could not be more true, especially in real estate today. In this article, we share with you how professional photography can be the difference.
COVID-19: It’s been exactly a week since the Singapore government has issued a nationwide lockdown on non-essential services on 7th April. Many companies have been forced to operate remotely and to telecommute. There have been mixed reactions about productivity and engagement regarding work from home, how have you been coping so far?
Likewise in the property market, it is sad to know that, real estate works are not categorised as an essential service and all physical interactions have to be postponed until after 4 May 2020. In line with this, we have rolled out the following initiatives to continue to stay connected with you.
On 3 April 2020, the Singapore government announced yet another round of safe distancing measures as a circuit breaker to reduce the local transmission of COVID-19. Thankfully, Singapore is in DORSCON Orange. Definition: disease is severe and spreads easily from person to person but disease has not been widely spread and is being contained.
To keep the curve flat, the latest measures rolled out include closure of most physical workplace premises from 7 April to 1 June 2020. However, exceptions are made for essential services and related supply chain and service providers. Real estate work is not categorised as an essential service and all physical interactions have to be postponed until after 1 June 2020.
The conversation that no one wants to have — what happens to the HDB flat after your parents pass away?
The COVID-19 virus pandemic has caused a dent in China’s $43 trillion property market as developer sales offices are closed and potential homebuyers are on lockdown.
Graduating from college is liberating: it marks your first significant achievement into adulthood.
Most Singaporeans think that renting out their flat or condo is an easy way of making some passive income.
Sure, it might take a month or two of talking to potential tenants and conducting viewings before you get your property rented out. But once you do that, you’ll earn a steady stream of rental income, every single month.
Now, what these folks don’t realize is that there are plenty of costs involved in becoming a landlord as well, including…
Chinese New Year (CNY) is a time of celebration, gathering with loved ones, and experiencing joyous fun with all kinds of traditional CNY game, customs and activities.
