Singapore’s HDB resale market became considerably busier in the third quarter of 2026, yet the increase in transactions did not translate into higher overall prices.… Read More »HDB Resale Volume Surged 19.5% in Q3 2026, but Prices Fell Again: What Does It Really Mean?
Singapore’s final third-quarter property figures paint a more nuanced picture than the early headlines suggested. Private-home transaction volume fell 16.3% quarter-on-quarter, substantially less than the… Read More »Singapore Home Sales Fell 16.3%, Not 30%: Why Rents Rose Even as More Homes Sat Empty
A largely occupied office tower might seem an unlikely candidate for a sale below its previous purchase price. Yet that is the question raised by… Read More »Westgate Tower: A Busy Building at a Lower Price—What Explains the Discount?
Singapore’s industrial property market recorded higher prices and rents in the third quarter of 2026, even as a smaller proportion of space was occupied. That… Read More »Singapore Industrial Prices Rise as Occupancy Falls: Is AI Demand Masking a Divided Market?
For years, cinemas gave shoppers a reason to head to a shopping mall’s upper floors. A movie outing could include dinner beforehand, shopping while waiting… Read More »From Movies to Books: How Causeway Point Is Rethinking the Mall Anchor
A one-bedroom condominium can look like a straightforward investment. The purchase price is more manageable than that of a larger apartment; there is less space… Read More »Buying a One-Bedroom Condo: Who Will Buy It From You Later?
GH15 Ventures’ proposed S$80.7 million acquisition of Pek Chuan Building raises an interesting question about the Lavender Street property’s future. GH15 Investments, one of the… Read More »Could Pek Chuan Building Follow GSM Building’s Path from Commercial Space to Co-Living?
Singapore’s new private home sales recovered in September 2026, but the improvement should be read alongside a weaker quarterly performance and uneven demand across developments.… Read More »September Home Sales Rebounded—But The Serra Residences Shows How Selective Buyers Remain
A S$196 million acquisition sounds very different from a billion-dollar land commitment. Yet both figures describe Bukit Sembawang’s proposed purchase at Kallang Distripark. On 16… Read More »The S$196 Million Kallang Purchase That Really Costs S$1.01 Billion
Thirteen bids for an executive condominium (EC) site in Canberra. One bid for a residential site in Marina South. That gap says a lot about… Read More »13 Bids for Canberra, 1 for Marina South: What Developers Are Telling Us About Housing Demand
Thomson Reserve has attracted a large crowd before its first booking day. The more meaningful test is how many visitors will commit to a home—and… Read More »11,800 Visitors, 1,268 Homes: What Would Count as a Successful Thomson Reserve Launch?
The Serra Residences’ early sales point to selective demand, with the standard four-bedroom homes attracting the strongest take-up among its main unit categories. As at… Read More »The Serra Residences Launch Review: Four-Bedroom Homes Lead Early Take-Up
