Singapore Rents Keep Rising Even as Thousands of New Homes Hit the Market

Singapore rents keep climbing despite new homes flooding in—why supply still isn’t cooling the market, and what could change by late 2027.

Singapore rents keep climbing despite new homes flooding in—why supply still isn’t cooling the market, and what could change by late 2027.

Older en bloc rules favor deals at 70%, but stronger minority shields may derail the easiest sales—who really wins?

Hong Leong and GuocoLand won Keppel Club’s S$576.78 million site with no rivals, but is this a smart buy or a costly gamble?

Scrapping HDB’s 15-month wait-out period reshuffles the winners, losers and resale pressure—especially for bigger flats. Here’s who profits.

Singapore condos don’t all rent equally—some quietly beat the market. Learn why transit, unit size, age, and vacancy shape real returns.

Kingsford’s S$950M Tan Boon Liat buy could reshape Outram—if a rezoning leap and 48-storey towers ever get approved.

Lentor Gardens Residences sold 272 units in one weekend at S$2,104 psf, but the pricing story may not be what it seems.

June’s condo sales plunge wasn’t demand collapse—just a launch drought. The real story may be more surprising.

CapitaLand Ascendas REIT sold Kim Chuan Telecommunications Complex for S$200.4 million, more than double its 2005 price—why did buyers pay up?

Frasers-led consortium clinches Bayshore Drive at S$2.13B, and the high land bid could reshape home prices, returns, and the precinct’s future.