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Bedok GLS Land Record, Auction Units From $3B Case, Earlier TOP Keys
Published 3 September 2026 · Covers news from 2 Sept to 3 Sept
A UOL-led consortium set a new OCR residential land price record with a $1.42 billion bid for a Bedok site, while seized units from Singapore's $3 billion money laundering case head to auction on 23 September. A new virtual inspection process may also allow new condo buyers to collect keys up to two months earlier.
- A UOL-led consortium won the New Upper Changi Road GLS site for $1.42 billion, beating three rival bids and setting a new psf ppr record for pure residential OCR land; the ~1,010-unit development is near Bedok MRT, and Stacked Homes reports a potential launch price near $3,000 psf [4].
- Ten condo units from Martin Modern and Wallich Residence — seized as part of Singapore's $3 billion money laundering case — go to auction on 23 September, with guide prices ranging from $2.238 million to $6.78 million [3].
- A new virtual inspection process can bring forward Temporary Occupation Permit approval by up to two months; pilot projects such as Grand Dunman are cited, with potential rent savings of around $7,800 per buyer, according to Stacked Homes [1].
- A case study highlights a family of six weighing whether to commit to a $675,000 Jurong West Executive Maisonette before their Sumang Lane flat sells under a court deadline — a financing and timing decision with material downside risk if the sequence goes wrong [2].
- HDB flash estimates reported that resale flat prices fell 0.3% in Q2 2026, the second consecutive quarterly decline, a data point that contrasts with the record land bids seen in the private market [8].
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