The government plans to release ten new sites under the GLS programme for H1 2026, including the Jurong Lake District carve-out, offering 4,575 private homes and boosting commercial space.
Analysts predict a modest increase of 1-5% in HDB resale prices for 2026 due to rising supply and cooling demand. The market has shown slower growth than previous years, with recent trends indicating a gradual return to stabilization in price levels.
Experts predict a modest increase in HDB resale prices in 2026, ranging from 1% to 5%, driven by a significant influx of supply amid cooling demand.
Wee Hur has acquired the former Hotel Miramar in Havelock Road for $160 million, collaborating with Aravest for a major refurbishment and rebranding as DoubleTree by Hilton, set to open in 2026.
With falling interest rates, HDB flat owners are increasingly choosing bank loans for refinancing, taking advantage of competitive rates and flexible options presented by banks.
Yishun is set to undergo transformative changes with the introduction of hundreds of new homes and essential health facilities, driven by a new urban development initiative scheduled to commence soon.
Wee Hur Property has formed a joint venture for the establishment of Wycombe Abbey School in Singapore, emphasizing sustainable investments in education, alongside a $0.025 share price drop.
The hot sales of new condominiums like Skye at Holland highlight potential pitfalls for developers, despite initial financial gains.
Singapore’s property cooling measures will likely remain in place as demand drives the market’s sustained growth, with UOB’s head of research noting a close correlation with population size.
In 2025, Singapore’s luxury property market is rebounding significantly, with a rise in demand for condominiums and bungalows driven by both local and international buyers.