
Single & 35
singleand35 is dedicated to helping singles
to buy property in Singapore.


As a Singaporean, we hit certain milestones as we age. For example, you are allowed to learn driving at the age of 18. When you turn 21, you earn the right to vote in elections and get married without parental consent. It is also the legal age for owning property in Singapore.
That being said, not everyone will learn driving or get married. Due to the evolving landscape, many Singaporeans now choose to stay single.
When a single Singaporean turns 35, he or she qualifies to buy a HDB flat. The flat could be bought directly from HDB via BTO or as a resale flat from the open market. Continue scrolling to compare the differences between the two.
(Please click here if you wish to buy private property instead.)
Reasons to buy HDB as a single
01.
Having your own space
and privacy
02.
Potential for
rental income
03.
Getting out
of comfort zone
04.
Higher potential to attract a soulmate, if needed.
05.
Part of
retirement plans
06.
Having a roof over your own head because life is uncertain (eg: family dispute over flat)
If buying a HDB flat is so good,why aren’t many Singles doing it?
Fear
Big purchase
Unknown factors
Finance uncertainty
Future uncertainty
Affordability
Lack of
Knowledge
When can buy
How to buy
Where to buy
What to buy
Inertia
Habit of staying
in comfort zone

Unsure
of Process
HFE
Loan
Viewing
Buying process
Legal
Completion
Lack
of Necessity
No urgency for personal space as a couple / family
Misconception
HDB marketed as
a ‘family commodity’

We know what you are going through and we want to help.
At the ripe young age of 41, Justin bought his first ever HDB 3 room flat in Bishan and has never looked back. He has a few reasons for buying the flat.
Firstly, he wants his own space instead of sharing bedrooms or sleeping in the living room. Secondly, he observed his single friends all buying HDBs and using rental income to pay for the loans. Most of them even enjoy passive rental income! Thirdly, he wants to make his CPF money to work harder for him. Fourthly, he enjoys housing grants that allows him to buy the flat at a decent discount.
We go the extra mile to:
01. hunt and compare between flats to give you the best choice
02. ensure your flat is situated at a location with fair capital appreciation
03. ensure your flat has good potential rental demand for the future
04. choose a good layout for your flat for rental or own stay
05. negotiate a fair price for the flat purchase
06. plan your financials to ensure a smooth buying process
07. solve other property-related issues (renovation, utilities, furnishing, moving)



