Condominiums in Singapore

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Lentor Mansion - Nearby Project
Lentor Mansion

Lentor Gardens · D26 Condo · 2028 · 533 units

S$ 1,836 - S$ 2,835 psf
Straits at Joo Chiat - Nearby Project
Straits at Joo Chiat

Joo Chiat Place · D15 Condo · 2027 · 16 units

S$ 2,011 - S$ 2,141 psf
Jansen House - Nearby Project
Jansen House

Jansen Road · D19 Condo · 2027 · 21 units

S$ 1,926 - S$ 2,212 psf
Lentoria - Nearby Project
Lentoria

Lentor Hills Road · D26 Condo · 2027 · 267 units

S$ 1,413 - S$ 2,410 psf
The Hill @ One-North - Nearby Project
The Hill @ One-North

Slim Barracks Rise · D05 Condo · 148 units

S$ 2,066 - S$ 2,851 psf
Ardor Residence - Nearby Project
Ardor Residence

Haig Road · D15 Condo · 2026 · 35 units

S$ 1,305 - S$ 24,336 psf
Koon Seng House - Nearby Project
Koon Seng House

Koon Seng Road · D15 Condo · 2027 · 17 units

S$ 2,129 - S$ 2,622 psf
The Hillshore - Nearby Project
The Hillshore

Pasir Panjang Road · D05 Condo · 2027 · 59 units

S$ 1,965 - S$ 2,684 psf
Lumina Grand - Nearby Project
Lumina Grand

Bukit Batok West Avenue 5 · D23 Condo · 2029 · 512 units

S$ 1,025 - S$ 1,573 psf
Hillhaven - Nearby Project
Hillhaven

Hillview Rise · D23 Condo · 2027 · 341 units

S$ 1,771 - S$ 2,300 psf
The Arcady At Boon Keng - Nearby Project
The Arcady At Boon Keng

Saint Barnabas Lane · D12 Condo · 2028 · 172 units

S$ 2,243 - S$ 3,336 psf

FAQs about Condos in Singapore

What is a Condo/Condominium?

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A condo is a building that contains units or apartments which are owned by different persons. However, the owners of the units still share common facilities. The development site is required by the law to be not less than 40,000 sq. Ft. for it to qualify to be categorized as a condominium.

Who can buy a new condominium?

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Condos in Singapore are open to all permanent residents (PRs) or Singaporean Citizens. Buyers are required to provide the necessary documents and show evidence of financial capability.

Singaporean Citizens vs Singapore PR: Are there different Qualification Requirements?

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Purchasing a private condo is a far more simple and smooth process for Singaporeans and Singapore PRs. 
Only non-permanent residents or foreigners are required to fulfil specific requirements.
Here are the qualifications that Singapore residents must meet:
    -  Complete the Minimum Occupation Period since the date you acquired ownership, usually five years for DBSS, HBD flats, and ECs.
    -  Inform the HDB of your local private residential property before exercising OTP.
    -  Sell your flat in less than 6 months after purchasing the private property.

Condo TOP: What does it mean?

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Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) is a permit that allows homeowners to occupy the building temporarily when the key requirements are met as it may take some time to obtain the Certificate of Statutory Completion (CSC). By law, a CSC or TOP is required to occupy the building.
TLDR: TOP allows you flexibility in occupying a building before it is fully complete (if the building is deemed safe)

Are all condos the same? Are there different classifications or categories?

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Singapore has three major types of private condos.
    1. Mass-market condos – they are relatively expensive and found in the suburbs.
    2. Mid-market condos – contain many facilities than mass market units and commonly located in prime fringe locations.
    3. High-end Condos – often come with deluxe amenities and located in prime districts.
They are classified in terms of their location, price and facilities offered.

What is the Option to Purchase (OTP)?

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The Option to Purchase is an agreement providing the buyer with a 14-day exclusivity period, and other buyers cannot be offered the condo within that period. It serves as a good faith deposit.

Offer to Purchase and OTP: What's the difference?

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The Option to Purchase is an agreement providing the buyer with a 14-day exclusivity period, and other buyers cannot be offered the condo within that period. It serves as a good faith deposit.
The Offer to Purchase is a method used by sure buyers to secure the condo by bypassing the OTP stage. It usually demands a 5-10% deposit that safeguards the property.

Where can I get financing to purchase my condo unit?

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The recommended financing options for buying a new private condo include loans offered by financial institutions and bank loans.

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