Luxury Condo Sales Surge to Record Heights in 2025: The Forces Driving Demand and What Comes Next
Luxury condo sales hit record 2025 highs as prices rise despite slower volume and longer listings in San Francisco. What’s really driving buyers?
More Good Class Bungalows Change Hands in 2025 Despite Falling Prices
More GCBs sold in 2025 despite softer prices—30 to 36 deals worth S$1.0–1.36B. Off-market trades and lags suggest more.
New Home Sales Plunge 57% to 466 Units in January Despite Two Fresh Project Launches
New-home sales “plunge 57% to 466” headlines clash with resale data: 3.91M existing-home rate, down 8.4%, prices steady. Who’s right?
Stricter Work Pass Salary Rules Threaten to Dampen HDB and Private Rental Demand
Stricter 2027 EP/S Pass salary floors may cool HDB rooms and suburban rentals—yet could prop up luxury rents. Who really loses next?
Queenstown’s Dawson Road Five-Room HDB Flat Shatters Records at S$1.7 Million
A Queenstown Dawson Road 5-room loft just hit S$1.7m, smashing HDB records. What drove buyers past S$1.418m—and why it matters now.
What the Fastest-Selling Condo Projects of 2025 Show About Winning Buyers
Fastest-selling 2025 condos aren’t the cheapest: NYC’s One High Line hit $202.8M, while Singapore resales soared. What are buyers really rewarding?
Singapore Secures #2 Global Position in WiredScore’s Real Estate Resilience Rankings
Singapore ranks #2 in WiredScore’s 2026 resilience index, yet “disconnected indoor connectivity” threatens AI adoption and tenant confidence. Here’s why it matters.
Self-Healing Buildings: How Artificial Intelligence Automates Fault Detection and Energy Optimization
AI can spot micro-cracks and corrosion before you do—and trigger self-healing materials to repair them. Can buildings truly maintain themselves?
Guocoland’s River Modern Preview Opens at $2,877 Psf Starting Price
River Modern previews Feb 20 from $2,877 psf in River Valley, with 70% river views and 80% landscaped space. But what’s the catch?
How CCR Demand Is Reshaping—And Why Robertson Opus Captures the Shift
CCR demand is rewriting construction budgeting: 4%–6% cost escalation, tariff swings up to 25%, and 499,000 workers needed. Here’s why Robertson Opus fits.
