Clarke Quay Condo Sells Half Its Units; HDB Policy Shift May Lift Million-Dollar Resales
Published 23 August 2026 · Covers news from 22 Aug to 23 Aug
Union Square Residences in Clarke Quay has moved over 175 of 366 units since its November 2024 launch at $3,200 psf, with notable remaining layouts still available. Separately, a policy removing the 15-month waiting period for private homeowners buying HDB resale flats is reported to potentially increase million-dollar HDB transactions.
- Union Square Residences at Clarke Quay has sold more than 175 of its 366 units since launching in November 2024 at $3,200 psf; remaining units highlighted include a 743 sq ft two-bedroom-plus-study and a 1,518 sq ft four-bedroom premium unit with private lift access [1].
- A freehold semi-detached house in Woodlands spanning 8,287 sq ft has been listed at $10.8 million, representing a significant quantum for landed property in the north [2].
- According to The Independent Singapore News, the removal of the 15-month waiting period for private homeowners purchasing HDB resale flats could contribute to an increase in million-dollar HDB resale transactions — buyers and agents should note this policy change may affect resale demand and pricing dynamics [5].
- AsiaOne reports that a spot check at an HDB flat allegedly found occupants living without a valid tenancy agreement or rent payments, a reminder that HDB subletting rules carry compliance risks for flat owners [4].
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- [2]Woodlands semi-detached house on 8,287 sq ft freehold site hits market for $10.8 mil - EdgeProp.sg
Google News — Singapore property · 21/08/2026
- [4]Spot check at HDB flat allegedly finds occupants living without paying rent, tenancy agreement - AsiaOne
Google News — Singapore property · 04/08/2026
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