In Singapore, homeownership has long been tied to major life milestones like marriage. But that’s starting to change. With rising property prices and changing social norms, more singles, friends, siblings, and unmarried couples are looking for the option of co-owning a home without getting married.
So, is it actually possible to co-own property in Singapore without getting married? The short answer is yes, but it depends on the type of property, your age, income and citizenship status.
This guide outlines what you need to know if you’re considering this path.
Why buy a property without marriage?
Not everyone follows the conventional trajectory of marriage before homeownership. Some of the key reasons individuals are exploring co-ownership without tying the knot include:
- Delaying or skipping marriage: Couples in long-term relationships who are not ready, or don’t plan, to marry may still want the stability and investment potential of a shared home.
- Pooling resources: Close friends or
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