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Scotts Square Sold, Jurong Yields Rise, HDB Grants Reach $230K in 2026
Published 11 September 2026 · Covers news from 10 Sept to 11 Sept
Wharf REIC's exit from Singapore via the S$310M Scotts Square sale and a separate S$245M mall acquisition headline the commercial side, while updated CPF housing grants and strong Jurong rental yields dominate the residential picture.
- Wharf REIC has sold Scotts Square for S$310 million, with Bloomberg reports indicating the Hong Kong-listed group is exiting the Singapore market entirely [7]. The mixed-use development sits in the prime Orchard Road corridor (D09), making this one of the larger recent prime-district disposals.
- A Singapore father-son billionaire duo has acquired a prime shopping mall for S$245 million [1], adding to a run of significant commercial property transactions in the city-state this month.
- Stacked Homes reports that Jurong condos are posting rental yields as high as 4.65% after property tax, with Lake Grande, Parc Vista and Summerdale leading their respective bedroom-size categories; the analysis notes that older, more affordably priced condos are the common thread among top performers [3].
- EdgeProp.sg reports that Jurong's HDB rental yields are outpacing the rest of Singapore [5], broadly corroborating the Stacked Homes condo findings and pointing to sustained rental demand in the western corridor (D22).
- Stacked Homes reports that 2026 brings updated CPF housing grants and a higher income ceiling for HDB buyers, with eligible resale flat purchasers potentially accessing up to S$230,000 in grants across schemes covering families, singles, seniors and second-timers; the piece also notes rising supply from flats reaching their Minimum Occupation Period [4].
Sources
- [1]Singapore father-son billionaire duo buys $245M prime shopping mall - VnExpress International
Google News — Singapore property · 10/09/2026
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- [4]Buying A Resale HDB Flat In 2026? Here’s How You Could Get Up To $230K In Housing Grants
Stacked Homes · 10/09/2026
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