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When it comes to leasing industrial properties, tenants often need to carry out renovations and fittings to customize the space according to their specific requirements.
When anyone is looking to secure a property, there are two important factors that i always use to help them analyse if a property has
Attention Tampines and Simei residents! Here are the latest HDB resale transactions in your area.
Singapore’s commercial real estate market presents a compelling investment opportunity for those seeking long-term capital appreciation and rental income. While there are risks involved, proper due diligence and a solid investment strategy can help investors navigate the market and unlock its full potential. With the right approach, investors can tap into the growth potential of Singapore’s commercial real estate market and achieve their investment goals.
Learn the essential steps to become a Real Estate Salesperson (RES) in Singapore, from taking the RES course to registering for your license.
Learn about co-living in Singapore, its legality, requirements, advantages and disadvantages, and what to take note of as a landlord. Contact me for more information.
Financing a real estate purchase in Singapore can be a daunting task, especially with high property prices and strict regulations. However, with the right financing options, buyers can make their dream property a reality. One such option is pledging and unpledging. It’s important to carefully consider your financial situation and seek professional advice before making a decision.
Understand the principle of buying a property is based on “as is” basis. Read to learn more on some of the areas to look out for.
Choked toilets are a common problem for many homeowners, especially those living in condos where multiple people are using the same plumbing system. It’s an unpleasant situation that can lead to water damage, sewage backup, and unsanitary living conditions. However, with the right knowledge and preventative measures, you can avoid this problem and keep your bathroom functioning properly.
Incorporating a company in Singapore involves understanding the different options available and the process of setting up your own legal entity. There are two main types of companies: public and private. Public companies are listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange and must have at least 50 shareholders, while private companies can have no more than 50 shareholders. Both locals and foreigners over 18 can incorporate a company in Singapore. Foreign individuals must complete their company registration before being eligible for an employment pass with guaranteed approval from the authorities.