In Singapore’s property market, proximity to an MRT station is often seen as a major advantage. Homes located within walking distance of train stations are commonly perceived to command higher prices and stronger demand. For many buyers, especially those without a car, the convenience of quick access to public transport…

Upgrading from an HDB flat to a new launch condo is one of the most common “next steps” for Singapore homeowners—but it’s also where many people get surprised by ABSD cashflow and reduced loan-to-value (LTV) limits. The good news: there are a few clear pathways, and once you understand the…

Tengah is Singapore’s first new town in over two decades, transforming a former military training area in the west into a large-scale, planned residential and sustainable community that will ultimately provide tens of thousands of homes and serve as a model for future estates in the country. Housing: Nearly Half…

Singapore’s luxury non-landed market (commonly tracked as condominium transactions S$5 million and above) snapped back strongly in 2025, with multiple research houses and market coverage pointing to a clear rebound. One widely cited datapoint: luxury condo sales (S$5m+) rose 55.9% year-on-year to about S$2.6 billion in 2025. 1) 2025’s luxury…

🟢 1. Rising Average/Household Income in Singapore — What It Means for New Launches 📈 Income Trends (2025–2026) Recent data shows that median household income in Singapore crossed about S$12,000 per month, up around 6.8% year-on-year after inflation adjustments. That reflects stronger earnings across many households. 🏡 Direct Effects on…

Singapore’s property market is entering a new growth cycle, and among the Government Land Sales (GLS) sites that have captured the imagination of buyers and developers alike, Tengah Garden GLS stands out as one of the most hotly anticipated residential launches in 2026. Positioned within Singapore’s pioneering “Forest Town,” Tengah…