HDB resale prices hit a 5-year standstill while private properties surge upward. The financial tables have turned as mortgage rates threaten to make condos more affordable than flats. Buyers face a dramatic market shift.
Living at dizzying heights has never looked so compelling—Clementi's new luxury residences blend stunning architecture with resort-style amenities while redefining urban living. Would you sacrifice space for this skyline?
Developer rivalry heats up as Wee Hur shatters expectations with S$613.9m Thomson site bid—just 2% above its nearest competitor. What does this sudden appetite for suburban GLS sites reveal about Singapore's property market?
Singapore's property surge defies expectations with sales forecasted to reach SGD 30 billion in 2025. While foreigners face 60% stamp duty, locals capitalize on falling interest rates below 3%. Stability returns to an evolving market.
Singapore's condo parking nightmares revealed: First-time buyers face expensive regrets when overlooking LTA zoning regulations. Your two-car household might be forced into costly alternatives. Are you prepared to check before signing?
Is a $6,274 psf price tag justified for freehold condos? Singapore's prime property market divides experts as scarcity drives unprecedented premiums. The true value remains hotly contested.
Singapore buyers stunned developers by snatching up 97% of Penrith and 86% of Faber Residence units in a single weekend, shattering 8-year sales records. Will this frenzy continue?
Is 97% sell-out at S$2,800 psf the biggest market defiance of 2025? Penrith's extraordinary launch day performance shatters expectations despite cooling measures. Queenstown's drought is over.
Singapore's first W Hotel-branded residences launch at a staggering $3,230 psf—offering exclusive hotel amenities, panoramic marina views, and luxury living that redefines downtown opulence. Would you spend $1.5M on this lifestyle?
Singapore's property market thrives despite 15 cooling measures since 2009. Even with new regulations, prices keep climbing—but will the government finally break this unstoppable momentum?
