Why Savvy Condo Buyers Are Dismissing High Per Square Foot Prices
High price-per-square-foot looks impressive—until soaring HOA fees, insurance, and Surfside-era costs crush affordability. So what should savvy buyers compare instead?
Tengah Garden Residences Launches April 13 With 3-Bedroom Units From $980,000
Tengah Garden Residences launches April 13 with 3-bedders from $980k, but market chatter says $1.16m and $1,974 psf. Which is real?
IRAS Penalises 422 Landlords Who Failed to Report Their Rental Income
IRAS penalised 422 landlords over unreported rental income—fines, double-tax penalties, even jail. Think you’re safe with cash rent or subletting? Read this.
What Every Singapore Landlord Must Know to Stay Clear of Tax Penalties
Skip rental income reporting in Singapore and you could face 3–4× tax penalties, S$10,000 fines, or jail. Here’s what triggers IRAS action.
HDB Resale Prices Drop for the First Time in Nearly 7 Years — A Rare 0.1% Dip
HDB resale prices dipped 0.1%—first fall in nearly 7 years—while million-dollar deals soared. Is this the turning point buyers feared?
Why Young Singaporeans Are Quietly Challenging the Rush to Own a Home
Young Singaporeans are ditching the buy-now mantra as HDB prices climb 51% in a decade and $1M resales surge. Is renting smarter?
Private and Public Housing Prices Moved at Starkly Different Speeds in Q1 2026
Private homes are cooling in early 2026, but public and affordable housing stays hot. With 6%+ mortgages, which market still rises?
Early Movers Are Still Winning in Singapore’s Emerging Housing Frontiers — Here’s Why
Singapore’s early HDB buyers still beat the market—thanks to centralized supply, transparent allocation, and pricing safeguards. The advantage persists for a reason.
Singapore Private Home Prices Edge up a Modest 0.3% in 1Q2026, URA Flash Data Shows
Singapore private home prices rose just 0.3% in Q1 2026. Is demand cooling—or quietly shifting to OCR and select launches? Read on.
The 3-3-5 Rule Explained: What Singaporeans Can Actually Afford When Buying an HDB Flat
Singapore’s 3-3-5 rule may be stricter than MAS’s 55% cap. See what downpayment, mortgage, and 5× income really mean.
