URA's bold release of Bedok and Cross Street sites defies market slowdown. Developers eye final Tanah Merah MRT plot while serviced apartments emerge as the CBD's surprising savior. The real story isn't what you think.
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.
Despite market cooling, prime Singapore commercial properties maintain shocking 96.1% occupancy rates while interest rates plummet. Smart investors are quietly positioning for generational wealth.
While smaller condos languish on the market, older spacious units are quietly thriving despite the slowdown. Retirees and remote workers crave these hidden gems. The traditional condo wisdom no longer applies.
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.
Loyang Valley's $880M en bloc gamble shocks market with steep price cut. Will developers bite after two failed attempts? The Cross Island Line might transform everything.
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 October 2025 BTO launch will shock first-time buyers with 9,060 new flats across prime locations including the coveted Greater Southern Waterfront. Stricter resale conditions may apply to select projects.
While OCR condos surge 40.6%, CCR lags at just 15.1%. Surprising price momentum shifts are reshaping Singapore's property landscape as upgraders flood into suburban markets. Environmental consciousness transforms buyer preferences.
HDB resale prices finally cool with a surprising 0.1% dip while sales plummet 14% in August 2025. Million-dollar flats fade as buyers hunt affordability. The market is shifting beneath our feet.
