The surge in EC prices is attributed to higher land and development costs, with Novo Place leading the way by selling 57% of its units at a launched price of $1,654 psf, marking a new benchmark in the market.
The third quarter of 2025 witnessed a significant increase in Singapore’s property investment sales, rising 23.8% to S$10.5 billion, bolstered by government land sales and private transactions. Despite global economic challenges, investor interest remains robust, especially in residential and industrial real estate.
HDB resale price growth has slowed to 0.4% in Q3 2025, with analysts projecting an annual increase of 3.6% and total transactions between 26,000 to 28,000 units.
Hong Leong Holdings unveils plans for the Penrith residential project launching on October 3, with units starting at S$2,437 psf, featuring a diverse array of apartments in Queenstown.
GuocoLand plans to launch Faber Residence in Clementi, featuring 399 units priced from S$1,995 psf. The development is strategically located near educational institutions and job centers, catering to families and retirees.
HDB flats from the 1960s are nearing the end of their 99-year leases, raising concerns for owners about potential resale opportunities and market demand.
A savvy real estate agent skillfully retained the majority of $6 million in assets during a divorce, showcasing the importance of good financial planning in asset distribution.
Hao Mart has hired a firm to navigate the early lease terminations at Taste Orchard, raising concerns among tenants about the unprecedented implications of these decisions.
Skye at Holland to launch with competitive pricing aimed at discerning homebuyers, featuring 666 units and desirable amenities.
Household assets in Singapore are increasing, with mortgage loans growing significantly in early 2025, indicating a recovery in property purchases without signs of financial distress.