Private Home Sales in Singapore Grows in March 2024, Hitting a 6-Month High of 1,301 Units
Singapore private home sales jumped to a 6-month high in March—driven by Lentor, local buyers, and a surprising shift under S$2 million.
Category Market Trends & Analysis
Squeezed by Costs and Shrinking Yields, Why Do Singaporeans Still Crave Property?
Why do Singaporeans still chase property as yields fade? Family security, equity gains and launch fever keep demand stubbornly alive.
URA Releases Two Rare CCR Sites at Peck Hay Road and River Valley Green (Parcel C)
URA just released two rare CCR GLS sites—Peck Hay Road and River Valley Green (Parcel C). Will bids hit S$1,750 psf ppr?
Singapore Office Rents Surge as Vacancy Hits Record Low, Handing Landlords the Upper Hand
Singapore CBD Grade A rents hit S$12.40 psf as vacancy sinks to 3.3%. Landlords now call the shots—how long can this squeeze last?
Private and Public Housing Prices Moved at Starkly Different Speeds in Q1 2026
Private homes are cooling in early 2026, but public and affordable housing stays hot. With 6%+ mortgages, which market still rises?
Singapore Private Home Prices Edge up a Modest 0.3% in 1Q2026, URA Flash Data Shows
Singapore private home prices rose just 0.3% in Q1 2026. Is demand cooling—or quietly shifting to OCR and select launches? Read on.
Singapore Condo Resale Prices Surge to Record Highs as Buyers Flood Back in February 2026
Singapore condo resale prices hit new highs in Feb 2026 as OCR/RCR jump, rents dip, and S$3,100 psf launches loom. What breaks next?
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?
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?
