
Fifty conservation shophouses in Tanjong Pagar are in play at about S$500 million — and the money behind it is a verdict on the 60% ABSD wall, not a leading indicator for luxury homes.

Raising the HDB income ceiling to S$16,000 does divert demand away from mass-market condos — but the diversion runs on construction timelines, not headlines.

Core Central Region prices rose while the city fringe and suburbs fell in Q2 2026, and the buyers doing it are Singaporeans and PRs, not foreign money.

A portfolio of about 50 conservation shophouses across Duxton Road, Duxton Hill, Tras Street, Craig Road and Neil Road is in talks at roughly S$500 million — and the short leases mean the buyer has to run them, not just own them.

A 125-unit co-living and serviced apartment hybrid on a former wet market site, and Singapore's first commercial private assisted-living project a short drive away — Serangoon has quietly become the test bed for housing you rent by the month rather than buy.

Raising the Executive Condo income ceiling widens the buyer pool for three land parcels that haven't even been tendered yet — and those same parcels carry the tightest EC rules ever written.

Hongkong Land put premier Singapore commercial assets into a private fund rather than a Reit — and the heartland shophouse market sits several rungs further down the same capital ladder.

Sustained Land's joint venture paid S$578 million for the Thomson Lane site — but an estimated S$436 million Land Betterment Charge is what actually sets the price floor for this District 11 condo.

A freehold Orchard-fringe mall is changing hands at roughly 29% below its 2024 ask while a refurbished Farrer Park block asks 49% more than it cost — and both trades say the same thing about what commercial capital will pay for now.

Singapore's July developer sales rebound was manufactured by a launch calendar, not a change of heart among buyers — and the standing inventory numbers prove it.

Hong Heng Garden at 33 Sembawang Road is asking S$1,128 psf ppr for a freehold plot in Springleaf — three years after the freehold block opposite failed to find a buyer at a higher rate.

URA's proposed Master Plan amendment turns a 13ha rubber warehouse site into three housing plots and a park — but because the land is privately held, the usual state price signal never arrives.
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