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Bugis Poolside Terraces Launch, East Landed Resilience, and Shophouse Deal Noted
Published 14 July 2026 · Covers news from 13 Jul to 14 Jul
Concourse Skyline's Poolside Terraces in Bugis are hitting the public market for the first time from $2.95M, while separate coverage examines the landed corridor in Singapore's East and a conservation shophouse transaction of $31.6M. Chinese wealth flows and a data centre outlook round out the week's key themes.
- Stacked Homes reports that Concourse Skyline's Poolside Terraces in Bugis are being offered on the public market for the first time, with three-bedroom units starting at $2.95M and layouts reaching up to 4,069 sq ft, including private pool penthouses; the article benchmarks pricing against Aurea and Midtown Modern for buyer reference. [1]
- EdgeProp.sg examines Singapore's eastern landed corridor, describing it as one of the market's most resilient segments — buyers and agents active in Districts 15–16 should review the full analysis for underlying data points. [4]
- VnExpress International reports that an Italian nobleman has sold two Singapore conservation shophouses for $31.6M, signalling continued investor appetite for heritage commercial assets. [5]
- The South China Morning Post's View column notes that Chinese wealth continues to flow into both Hong Kong and Singapore property markets, a demand-side factor relevant to high-end residential and commercial segments. [2]
- JPMorgan, as reported by The Business Times, states that Malaysia's data centre pipeline outpaces neighbouring markets but that Singapore will retain premium status — a dynamic that underpins occupier and investor interest in Singapore's commercial real estate. [6]
Sources
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- [2]The View | Why Chinese wealth is still powering Hong Kong and Singapore property - South China Morning Post
Google News — Singapore property · 13/07/2026
- [4]The East: Inside Singapore's most resilient landed corridor - EdgeProp.sg
Google News — Singapore property · 13/07/2026
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