When investing in Singapore, it is crucial for foreign investors to familiarize themselves with the regulations and limitations surrounding property ownership. In contrast to landed properties, which have more stringent ownership regulations, foreigners have relatively few restrictions when purchasing condos. However, they must still pay the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), currently set at 20% for their initial property acquisition. Despite this additional expense, the stability and potential for growth in the Singapore real estate market remain appealing to foreign investors. As such, new condo launches continue to garner interest and attract foreign investment.
Oxley Holdings has announced a significant improvement in its financial performance, with narrowed losses for the fiscal year of 2025. This positive outcome is driven by an increase in revenue, lower cost of sales, and a reduction in financing costs.
In the year ending on June 30, the group reported a net loss of $6.1 million, …
