The final penthouse at Pinetree Hill, #24-21, is a genuinely unusual proposition. It is the only penthouse in the 520-unit development, occupies the top floor,… Read More »Pinetree Hill’s Final Penthouse Gets a S$971K Discount: Is It Worth S$7 Million?
Pine Grove’s S$1.78 billion collective-sale attempt appeared to be running out of road, with 67.5% of owners reportedly having signed. Parliament’s decision to lower the… Read More »Why We Said Pine Grove’s 80% En Bloc Mandate Would Be Difficult — and How the New Rules Could Change the Outcome
As of 8 September 2026, The Continuum is approaching the end of its developer sales cycle. Only 14 homes remain out of 816 units: two… Read More »The Continuum’s $780,000 Final-Phase Discount: Is a Sub-$5 Million Freehold Five-Bedroom Finally a Good Buy?
Singapore’s private residential market may be entering one of its most important testing periods in recent years. The concern is not that buyers have disappeared.… Read More »Why Singapore’s Next Condo Launches Could Reveal Where the Property Market Is Heading
At first glance, Singapore’s residential market data suggests that demand from Chinese buyers has declined sharply. That is true for one group: mainland Chinese nationals… Read More »Are Chinese Buyers Retreating from Singapore Property? What the Data Really Says
For more than two decades, Punggol and neighbouring Sengkang have been among the clearest examples of Singapore’s ability to create housing at scale. Large tracts… Read More »Punggol East’s Next Housing Frontier: What 25 Hectares of Riverside Land Could Mean for Singapore’s Housing Strategy
Singapore’s largest money-laundering case is entering its final and most visible stage: turning seized luxury assets back into cash. In September 2026, 24 luxury residential… Read More »Singapore’s S$3 Billion Money-Laundering Case: Why Singapore, Why Property and Where Will the Money Go?
The collapse of Taste Orchard is no longer simply a story about an unsuccessful retail concept. It has become a complicated network of lawsuits involving… Read More »The Taste Orchard Fallout: What the Hao Mart–OG Dispute Teaches Us About Master Leases, Sub-Tenancies and Commercial Risk
Frasers Property’s decision to acquire and redevelop Yishun 10 is more significant than the approximately 110 homes planned for the site may initially suggest. On… Read More »Frasers Property’s Yishun 10 Acquisition: Why the Redevelopment Is a Strategic Expansion of Northpoint City
Singapore’s latest Land Betterment Charge revision looks modest at first glance. From September 1, 2026, the average LBC rate rose 3.4% for non-landed residential land,… Read More »Why Singapore’s Land Betterment Charges Jumped So Sharply in Kallang, Bayshore and Other Hotspots
The Berlayar Drive Government Land Sales (GLS) site has just established a new land-price benchmark for a pure residential site in Singapore’s Rest of Central… Read More »Berlayar Drive GLS at $1,515 PSF PPR: Why This Low-Density Greater Southern Waterfront Site Could Command $3,000 PSF or More
A potential S$500 million transaction involving about 50 conservation shophouses could become one of the most significant portfolio deals in Singapore’s shophouse market in recent… Read More »Why a US Pension-Fund-Backed Investor May Pay S$500 Million for Tony Chen’s Leasehold Singapore Shophouses
