Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide an analysis of the profile and differing perspectives of strata owners (subsidiary proprietors) involved in collective sales in Singapore. It aims to examine their position within Singapore's legal framework, and consider the repercussions of...

Government intervention has however, succeeded to a large extent in managing this seemingly intractable problem by putting into place an array of legislative measures. These are underpinned by a system of land administration and policy based on the English doctrine of tenures and estates in land...

In the face of Singapore's land scarcity problem, there is an increasing prevalence of strata‐titled developments providing private housing in Singapore. This paper considers the awareness in certain quarters of certain fundamental aspects of this unique form of property ownership. The...

Purpose – The paper aims to consider how collective sales may be achieved more effectively and speedily in the Singaporean context. Design/methodology/approach – Through an examination of Singaporean legislation, cases, market conditions and the residential price index, a range of factors...

Purpose – This study aims to enlighten strata property owners about the importance of choosing the appropriate vehicle for the management of the common property in their strata development. Design/methodology/approach – The research methodology employed for this inquiry is a case study of...

Purpose – From 1967, responsibility for the maintenance and management of common property in strata developments in Singapore was borne by single‐tier management corporations. However from 2005, through the concepts of multi‐tier management corporations and limited common property, new...