Singapore Real Estate News

June’s Brutal 65% Collapse In Singapore New Condo Sales Was Not What It Seemed

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.

Aggressive CCR pricing flipped the script after foreign buyers fled—will developers keep it this cheap, or push premiums again?

Singapore luxury homes defy the slowdown as foreign money exits, UHNW buyers move in, and S$37 million deals keep piling up.

Turf City’s 2040s redevelopment could jolt Districts 10 and 11—but the real price catalyst may arrive long before any homes are built.

Buying in 2026 isn’t always smarter: renters can save $920 a month, and some cities take 25 years to break even.

Younger HDB resale flats are losing to cheaper BTOs fast—why are newer homes suddenly the worse deal?

Dunearn House debuts from S$1.475M, but the real gamble is Turf City’s first private condo—and whether the precinct can outshine Bukit Timah.

URA’s fresh Jurong Lake District GLS site could reshape Singapore’s west—but the office mandate may matter more than the homes.