Kuala Lumpur’s Biggest Million-Ringgit Home Sales That Defined 2025
Kuala Lumpur’s 2025 million-ringgit homes surged while sales volume slipped—RM14.5m Four Seasons Place, luxury hotspots, and overhang pressures. What’s driving it?
Elias Green Slashes Reserve Price to S$883 Million in Bold Third En Bloc Attempt
Elias Green cuts reserve to S$883m in a third en bloc bid after no offers. Will higher GPR 1.8 finally tempt developers?
Why a New Launch Land Costs $1,004 PSF but Units Launch at $2,340 PSF
A $1,004 psf land bid can still mean $2,340 psf units. See the 70/20 rule, breakeven math, and hidden cost buffers.
Johor Regent Plans Exclusive Bungalow Enclave on Holland Road Sites
Singapore swaps Holland Road state land with Johor Regent’s parcel—moving development away from the Botanic Gardens. Comparable value, no price; what’s next?
Singapore Developer Sales Plunge 84.6% as February Launches Hit 17-Year Low
Developer sales plunged 84.6%, yet January hit 990 deals on just 1,534 launches. Mass-market OCR ruled—so why did buyers suddenly return?
Government Puts Carved-Out Jurong Lake District Site on Reserve List After Scrapping Master Developer Model
Jurong Lake District’s mega master-developer plan is dead—replaced by a carved-out Reserve List “white site” with 1,200 homes. What changed?
Tampines Condo Launching at $1.486M: 588 Units With Integrated Mall and Direct MRT Access
Tampines’ new condo with direct MRT access starts at $1.486M—yet psf barely changes up to five-bedders. What’s the real pricing play?
Aging Condominiums Force Managers to Balance Retrofit Demands, Collective Sale Hopes and Soaring Upkeep
Aging condos face soaring insurance, 14% maintenance jumps, and tougher reserve rules. Retrofits or collective sale dreams—which choice won’t bankrupt owners?
Constrained Supply Cushions Singapore Office Rents as Tenant Demand Turns Cautious
Singapore CBD Grade A rents hit S$9.96 psf as vacancies tighten to 6.7%, yet demand cools—why landlords still gain leverage.
Private Capital Redefines Real Estate Funding as Market Turbulence Tests Investor Resolve
As banks pull back, private capital races to fill real estate’s lending gap—Sunbelt bets, distressed debt boom, and 2026 rate cuts. What breaks first?
