Search our database for private property transactions data with caveats in the last 5 years.

A caveat is a legal document lodged by purchasers with the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) to register their legal interest in the residential property. Caveats are usually lodged by the conveyancing lawyer after the Option to Purchase (OTP) is exercised or the Sales and Purchase agreement (S&P) has been signed. If the purchaser did not take a home loan, it is not mandatory to lodge a caveat.

Landed properties can be in the form of inter-terrace, corner-terrace, semi-detached, bungalows (detached) and Good Class Bungalows (GCBs).

In recent years, cluster houses or strata landed properties are gaining popularity among buyers with young families. Because it has common facilities like gym, swimming pool, function room and guardhouse.

But you do not own a land title for a strata landed housing and you need permission from MCST before any renovation works can be carried out.