A data-backed outlook on Singapore’s 2026 new launch market, covering key projects, pricing trends, GLS signals, transformation zones and what buyers should expect.
Learn what to include in your tenant profile, what to avoid, and why the right details can make or break your chances of securing a rental home in Singapore.
The Singapore property market enters the festive season with a balance of calm activity and strategic opportunity. December may see fewer transactions, yet this quieter window often benefits buyers and sellers who know how to time their decisions well.
Many buyers in Singapore face the same hurdle: how to afford their ideal home without breaching the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) and Mortgage Servicing Ratio (MSR) limits.
A simple, data-backed comparison of the major new condos in Upper Bukit Timah and Clementi — and the two developments that still offer meaningful entry opportunities before next year’s supply freeze.
The Golden Mile carries a unique sense of identity in Singapore’s urban story. Once a bold example of early city planning, it has stood for more than five decades as a symbol of ambition and cultural character. With the upcoming Golden Mile redevelopment, the landmark is entering a new phase where heritage, modern living, and long-term investment potential are once again aligned.
CCR properties are back in demand across Singapore, showing renewed confidence in the Core Central Region. Once seen as reserved for ultra-wealthy buyers, these prime condos are now attracting a wider mix of homeowners and investors. As 2025 unfolds, the narrowing gap in the RCR vs CCR property outlook and stabilising interest rates are making prime districts appealing again. Myth 1: “CCR properties...
Upper House at Orchard Boulevard was launched in July 2025 and achieved a take-up rate of roughly 70 percent across 301 units. The attraction isn’t just address prestige; it’s the entry point. Pricing around $3,350 psf aligns with a market phase where CCR compression is reasserting leadership while buyers still prioritise liveability and access.
One Marina Gardens leads Marina South’s transformation. Learn how early entry pricing, URA’s masterplan and district growth could shape long-term value.
A Market Moving Against the Tide While mainland Singapore continued to post price gains through 2024 and into late 2025, Sentosa Cove went the opposite way. According to URA data reported by The Straits Times, two-thirds of resale homes on the island changed hands at a loss, marking one of its weakest years since the 2010s. Prices for non-landed homes fell about 18.7%, from $2,125 psf in 2023 to...
