Singapore's sizzling home market shows signs of cooling amid 0.8% price growth. Landed homes cross the $2,000 psf milestone while HDB resales slow. The residential boom may finally be reaching its peak.
While most property segments cool off, Singapore's landed homes defy the trend, surging 3.3% to smash through the $2,000 psf ceiling. What's driving this extraordinary divergence in the market? Experts are baffled by the regional patterns.
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HDB resale prices defy gravity for a 20th straight quarter despite cooling signs. Million-dollar deals persist while transaction volumes shrink - is a market correction finally looming?
Singapore's S$810 million Thomson View en bloc sale crashes after failed mediation, leaving owners' multi-million payouts in limbo. The luxury development's second attempt meets the same disappointing fate.
Behind the glossy brochures: why property agents push new condos so aggressively—and the inconvenient financial truths they'd rather not share. Their commission structure reveals everything.
Singapore's most exclusive property secret just hit the market: 21 Anderson offers only 18 ultra-large residences in prime Tanglin, with penthouses spanning 10,452 sq ft. Freehold luxury has never been this rare.
In a shocking twist, Singapore's Media Circle Parcel B GLS site receives zero bids despite projections. Developers turn their backs as market uncertainty intensifies. What does this mean for investors?
Is buying early at new condo launches financially brilliant or a dangerous gamble? Research reveals surprising price advantages for first-phase buyers, but the extended waiting period demands careful consideration. Smart investors calculate differently.
Is timing the market truly worth it? Contrary to popular belief, 96% of timing strategies fail compared to consistent investing. Your greatest risk might be staying on the sidelines. Historical data proves why.
