August's OCR launches are shattering records, propelling the market toward a staggering $55.3 billion valuation. Developer sales exploded as integration deals hit unprecedented levels. Small businesses still face obstacles despite this gold rush.
Singapore's property market defies tradition as RCR prices now exceed CCR values by 6.2%. Foreign buyers retreat while locals reshape market dynamics. This unprecedented reversal challenges everything you thought you knew about Singapore real estate.
Defying recession fears, home developers pocket record profits as sales surge 2% and inventory explodes 25%. Stable prices hint at a market evolution nobody predicted.
Singapore's SSD hike sends speculators scrambling as sub-sales surge 69%. Genuine homebuyers remain unaffected while flippers face penalties up to 16%. The property market braces for transformation.
Woodlands' metamorphosis into Singapore's economic nexus will create 100,000+ jobs while property prices soar 38%. This bold northern vision rewrites the rules of urban evolution.
Could a 40-hectare airside utopia revolutionize global aviation? Singapore's ambitious Changi East Urban District delivers net-zero innovation alongside industrial synergies. The future of airport cities awaits your exploration.
Singapore developer home sales explode 245.6% in July, while 38% of builders slash prices nationwide. Is this dramatic surge a golden opportunity or warning sign? The housing market teeters on the edge.
Singapore's shocking property crackdown makes flipping homes nearly impossible. New stamp duties of up to 12% join existing 60% foreign buyer taxes. Can investors still profit? The rules change everything.
While Singapore's private home prices inch up 0.5% in Q2 2025, the market tells a contradictory story—green-certified properties flourish as transaction volumes plummet to their lowest point this year. Buyers remain cautiously selective.
Despite a jaw-dropping 40% annual surge in new home sales, May 2025 marks the year's slowest month as affordability constraints clash with inventory growth. Buyers face a paradoxical market where more homes meet less demand.
