In the vicinity of Bukit Panjang MRT Station, you’ll find a condominium called Senja Close EC. This condo has amenities like BBQ pits, a clubhouse, Jacuzzi, and jogging track. There’s also 24 hour security, as well as tennis and squash courts, a wading pool, and a mini-mart. This condo is perfect for those who want to spend the day on the water or out on the golf course.

Located near the Bukit Panjang MRT Station, Senja Close EC is close to the new Junction 10 shopping mall and Bukit Panjang Plaza. The development is also well-connected to other major expressways. There are neighbourhood schools nearby. Residents can enjoy a convenient and hassle-free commute to work or play. Those looking for a more luxurious home can look into Senja Close EC at Bukit Panjang MRT Station.

Located near numerous amenities, Senja Close EC is an ideal home for first-time buyers, …

Inflation fears have pushed property prices in Singapore upwards in recent years. Fuel and commodity prices are on the rise globally, and the Global financial crisis has created inflationary pressures. Supply chain snafus and tighter monetary policy have also contributed to rising prices. But are these factors causing the escalating price of residential properties? What can the private sector do to combat these pressures?

Inflationary pressures from high global fuel and commodity prices

Despite a robust economic recovery, inflation in Singapore remains elevated. Inflation in the country’s core measures rose more than three per cent in March compared to the same period last year, and is almost double the historical average. Despite the small economy, global events have put upward pressure on prices, including the recent arrival of COVID-19 vaccines and a robust global economic recovery. Meanwhile, gas and oil prices rose due to a supply crunch and recent geopolitical …