First-time home buyers can benefit from the Enhanced CPF Housing Grant (EHG), which provides applicants up to S$120,000 (families) and up to S$60,000 (singles) based on household income — ≤ S$9,000 ...

Most Singaporeans can’t imagine owning an HDB flat without using their CPF money to pay for it. While some complain about how their CPF money is ‘locked’ up, the compulsory savings scheme is no doubt ...

The Enhanced CPF Housing Grant, or more commonly known as EHG Grant, is a housing grant that helps make HDB flats more affordable to first-time flat buyers. Introduced in 2019, the EHG is the ...

Many resale HDB flat buyers depend on the CPF housing grant they’re eligible for to finance their home purchase, especially as property prices continue to rise year after year. Each grant has ...

SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - HDB has announced changes to its processes for assessing flat buyers’ incomes and eligibility for housing subsidies, effective May 9. The changes come in tandem with the ...

Households who face medical or mobility challenges may tap on the Lift Access Housing Grant to help them move to a new or resale HDB flat with direct lift access. Since the implementation of the grant ...

SINGAPORE — From Tuesday (May 9), people looking to buy Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats will have their incomes assessed over a period of 12 months, instead of the most recent three or six ...

The maximum loan that home buyers can take from the Housing Board to purchase their flats will be tightened from Aug 20, in a move to cool the HDB resale market. HDB will also provide more financial ...

SINGAPORE — Although first-time resale flat buyers will receive increased housing grants, some property agents said they have not seen sellers raising their flat prices to capitalise on the larger ...

SINGAPORE - The higher housing grant announced during Budget 2023 could raise Housing Board resale flat prices for smaller flats in popular locations, said property analysts. to shift some demand to ...

SINGAPORE - The net deficit of the Housing and Development Board (HDB) increased 80 per cent in the last financial year (FY2012/2013), to $797 million from $443 million. This was before a $1.04 ...

The share of one-person households more than doubled over the last two decades, though family-based households remain the predominant household type in Singapore.