However, personally, I think that the market is overheated and the intermediary is mixed. It is recommended to inspect more before buying. I just answered a question about Far East institutions and posted it directly to you:
The company is really big and has built many houses. However, I don't like the buildings in the Far East very much, because the lots are generally not good and the later maintenance is not in place. An apartment less than 10 years old looks like it is more than 10 years old. In fact, many good local apartments will be painted in five or six years, so it is very important to find a trustworthy intermediary if you want to invest, because it will only take you a few days to visit Singapore. If you see that the whole environment is better than that in China, you may regret it later.
In addition, the two shopping malls built by Far East in the center of Singapore, one at Kela Wharf and the other at Orchard Road, can be said to be quite good in location, but because they can't make a market, both shopping malls are empty and exaggerated. If you don't believe me, compare the central 3 13 of the orchard next door. The former is empty and the latter is crowded. This is why I don't like the Far East.
Another fact is that the houses sold by the Far East to China people are more expensive than those sold to local people 15%. This is what my intermediary friend said, so if you are not particularly rich, you should check it out before buying.