Daily takes on Singapore property news. Every claim cites a real source you can click through and verify. AI-summarised — not financial advice.
about 1 month ago
A five-room DBSS flat in Pasir Ris set a new resale record at $1.15M, while a rental yield ranking of 67 prime district condos found one-bedroom units outperforming and returns compressing sharply above $5M. Separately, two HDB commercial properties in Toa Payoh are being offered for sale at $40M with only 44–45 years of lease remaining.
Sources: Stacked Homes, Google News — Singapore property
Readabout 1 month ago
The government has raised BTO and EC income ceilings to $16,000 and $18,000 respectively, while Q2 2026 data shows HDB resale prices edging down 0.3% and private residential prices rising just 0.5%. Separately, 18,425 HDB flats are set to reach MOP in 2026, adding a significant new layer of resale supply.
Sources: Google News — Singapore property, Stacked Homes
Readabout 1 month ago
HDB has raised household income ceilings for flat and EC buyers effective 24 August 2026, broadening access to subsidised housing. Separately, URA's Q2 2026 data shows the private residential price index moderating amid fewer new launches.
Sources: Stacked Homes, Google News — Singapore property
Readabout 1 month ago
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.
Sources: Stacked Homes, Google News — Singapore property
Readabout 1 month ago
Singapore's condo rental market recorded all-time highs in both prices and volumes in July 2026, while a rare HDB landed terrace in Queenstown changed hands for over $1 million despite a short remaining lease. HDB Executive Apartments are also averaging close to $1 million across towns, with wide price variation by location.
Sources: Google News — Singapore property, Stacked Homes
Readabout 1 month ago
HDB resale transactions reached a 2026 high in July even as prices continued to fall, according to 99.co. Meanwhile, Stacked Homes reports that Parc Oasis in Jurong recorded the strongest two-bedroom returns among Jurong condos over the past decade.
Sources: Google News — Singapore property, Stacked Homes
Readabout 1 month ago
A 4-room flat at Natura Loft in Bishan has sold for a record $1.3 million, while a freehold commercial building in Farrer Park has been relisted at $82 million — nearly half as much again as its 2022 acquisition price. Separately, a case study examines whether rightsizing from a leasehold condo to a $1 million HDB flat in the East makes financial sense for a couple in their mid-50s.
Sources: Stacked Homes, Google News — Singapore property
Readabout 2 months ago
A 2026 PropNex survey of 1,530 HDB owners finds accessibility and neighbourhood ties now outrank prestige in upgrading decisions, with only 55.1% still aspiring to private housing. Meanwhile, rare HDB shophouse units hit the market at $13.4M and CDL reports first-half profit tripling on strong residential sales.
Sources: Stacked Homes, Google News — Singapore property
Readabout 2 months ago
Two-thirds of Sentosa Cove properties resold since 2023 have gone at a loss averaging over $1 million, while broader market commentary flags a potential decoupling between the private and resale HDB segments. These developments sit alongside a reported easing in private prices and a second consecutive quarterly slip in HDB resale values.
Sources: Stacked Homes, Google News — Singapore property
Readabout 2 months ago
PropertyReview.sg reports that 2026 is shaping up to offer buyers more choice in the Singapore property market. Separately, a debate has emerged over whether property agents should receive priority access at new condo launches, with Stacked Homes suggesting fairer alternatives may exist.
Sources: Google News — Singapore property, Stacked Homes
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