Jurong Lake District’s Ambitious CBD Rival Is Rising — But Is It Really There Yet?
Jurong Lake District was pitched in 2008 as a CBD rival—yet the 2026 S$1.8B Town Hall Link “white site” sits on reserve. Why?
Category Market Trends & Analysis
Why a New Launch Land Costs $1,004 PSF but Units Launch at $2,340 PSF
A $1,004 psf land bid can still mean $2,340 psf units. See the 70/20 rule, breakeven math, and hidden cost buffers.
Singapore Developer Sales Plunge 84.6% as February Launches Hit 17-Year Low
Developer sales plunged 84.6%, yet January hit 990 deals on just 1,534 launches. Mass-market OCR ruled—so why did buyers suddenly return?
Constrained Supply Cushions Singapore Office Rents as Tenant Demand Turns Cautious
Singapore CBD Grade A rents hit S$9.96 psf as vacancies tighten to 6.7%, yet demand cools—why landlords still gain leverage.
China’s Property Crisis Burns Singapore Real Estate Majors
China’s property slump is hitting Singapore real estate majors hard—rents fall, vacancies rise, valuations sink. Which China-heavy portfolios are most exposed?
Executive Condo Prices Surge 100% Over Ten Years — Will 2026 Affordability Crisis Hit Buyers?
Executive condo prices just doubled to $1,754 psf. With income caps and MSR rules, can buyers still afford 2026? Read on.
River Modern Against the Field: Where It Stands Among River Valley’s New Launches
River Modern vs River Valley’s new launches: 70% river views, smaller entry quantums, 2030 completion, and S$2,573–S$3,279 psf—worth it? Read this.
Singapore Property Defies Global Volatility as Geopolitical Risks Fuel Safe-Haven Demand: ERA, Huttons
Singapore property shrugs off global turmoil: 2026 GDP 2–4%, inflation 1–2%, prices rising. But vacancy above 30% hints at what could break.
Private Non-Landed Home Prices Climb 0.7% in January, NUS Flash Data Shows
Private non-landed home prices jumped 0.7% in January, yet CCR fell 3.5% in Q4. Is Singapore’s next surge already forming?
Singapore’s Wealthiest 5% Control One-Third of All Household Assets: Jeffrey Siow
Singapore’s first official wealth data: 5% hold 33% of assets, Gini 0.55. Is property driving inequality more than income? Read on.
