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.
Category Market Trends & Analysis
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.
APAC Realty Rides 2025 New Launch Surge to Stronger Brokerage Commission Income
APAC Realty’s FY2025 revenue jumps 20.4% to S$675.6m as new launches dominate, but is FY2026’s S$775m forecast too optimistic?
New Home Sales Plunge 57% to 466 Units in January Despite Two Fresh Project Launches
New-home sales “plunge 57% to 466” headlines clash with resale data: 3.91M existing-home rate, down 8.4%, prices steady. Who’s right?
What the Fastest-Selling Condo Projects of 2025 Show About Winning Buyers
Fastest-selling 2025 condos aren’t the cheapest: NYC’s One High Line hit $202.8M, while Singapore resales soared. What are buyers really rewarding?
How CCR Demand Is Reshaping—And Why Robertson Opus Captures the Shift
CCR demand is rewriting construction budgeting: 4%–6% cost escalation, tariff swings up to 25%, and 499,000 workers needed. Here’s why Robertson Opus fits.
Singapore’s Luxury Apartment Sales Surge to $2.6 Billion Amid Tight Buying Rules
Singapore luxury apartment sales hit $2.6B despite a 60% ABSD hike—why did volumes jump 41% and prices still climb? Read this.
709M Tanjong Rhu GLS Sale After 28-Year Gap — What Launch Prices Could Look Like
After 28 years, Tanjong Rhu’s GLS hit S$709M (S$1,455 psf ppr)—does that force launch prices past S$3,100 psf?
Knight Frank: Retail Surge Drives APAC Real Estate Investment up 13.7% in 2025
APAC real estate surged 13.7% to $201B in 2025 as retail leapt 31.2%. Is this “stabilisation” a trap or a new cycle?
