Singapore Serenity Park and Pek Chuan Building Return to En Bloc Market With Sharply Reduced Prices

Singapore’s en bloc market is back, but the real bargain may be in the sharp price cuts at Serenity Park and Pek Chuan Building.

Singapore’s en bloc market is back, but the real bargain may be in the sharp price cuts at Serenity Park and Pek Chuan Building.

Pine Grove’s S$1.78 billion en bloc bid may finally turn on a tiny rounding twist under new opt-in rules.

Gilstead Court makes a bold fourth $198 million en bloc bid, but a looming law change could upend the race.

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

Freehold Balestier Centre’s first en bloc bid asks S$180 million—lower than nearby benchmarks, but is that enough to tempt developers?

Singapore’s High Point hits S$580 million again—freehold, 36-storey potential, and a risky luxury bet that may still pay off.

Loyang Valley’s S$880 million en bloc bid looks tempting, but planning uncertainty, huge scale and MRT upside make this sale anything but simple.

Elias Green cuts reserve to S$883m in a third en bloc bid after no offers. Will higher GPR 1.8 finally tempt developers?

Serenity Park seeks $505M freehold en-bloc—$1,453 psf ppr—yet developers favor GLS. Will five-storey limits kill bids in 2026?

Singapore's en bloc threshold debate creates a collision course for property owners. Lower consent requirements may dramatically reshape the landscape by freeing older developments from maintenance burdens. Will your property value soar or plummet?