Singapore's ultra-luxury property market is quietly heating up against all odds. Despite crushing 60% ABSD rates for foreigners, 2,500 new prime units will flood the market in 2025. Local affluent buyers are silently positioning themselves now.
While some luxury residences claim exclusivity, Arina East Residences delivers with freehold status, three stunning pools, and prime positioning just steps from Katong Park MRT. Smart investors are taking notice.
Despite sold-out hype, One Marina Gardens' 38% take-up raises questions about luxury market cooling. Prime location and limited future inventory tell a different story. Will early buyers reap rewards?
While American luxury markets once coveted wealthy Chinese buyers, a dramatic exodus is reshaping global real estate. Beijing's capital controls and diplomatic tensions are driving investors homeward. The consequences will transform property markets forever.
Singapore's developer home sales crater 54% while luxury condos break records. Economic headwinds trigger caution, but is this market shift temporary? Fundamental resilience suggests a different story.
Buying a condo in 2025? The shocking truth about freehold vs. leasehold ownership could save—or cost—you thousands. Lenders won't touch properties with leases under 80 years.
Buying near MRT interchanges? Properties command 15-25% higher premiums and outperform the market by 20%. Data shows early investors reap substantial rewards while others pay the price.
While regular homebuyers struggle with rising prices, the wealthy are snatching up luxury homes at unprecedented rates – paying cash and laughing at interest rates. Their financial immunity reshapes property markets worldwide.
Bloomsbury Residences shatters expectations with 25% of units sold at $2,474 psf during launch weekend. Is Singapore's luxury property market defying gravity? Buyers are racing to secure their piece.
Despite high stamp duties stunting luxury demand, Singapore's Core Central Region will surge with 2,500 prime homes in 2025—four times more than recent years. Is this the perfect storm for savvy investors?
