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New developments, verified and translated into what they mean for your next move.
The sixth collective-sale attempt preserves owners’ expectations for the Mount Elizabeth site. It also exposes the harder question left by the previous failed campaign: whether a developer can make the numbers work.
Read insightThe New Upper Changi Road tender reveals unusually strong developer conviction, but neither the land sale nor a near-S$3,000 psf launch has been confirmed.
The new $16,000 ceiling and removal of the 15-month wait-out period enlarge different buyer pools. Scarce large and well-located flats could feel the pressure first, while the wider market retains important brakes.
Removing the 15-month wait made right-sizing easier for eligible private-home owners. The immediate record, however, reflects concentrated demand for scarce flats—not proof of a market-wide resurgence.
Scarcity has lifted the district-wide benchmark, but Kovan frontage, Serangoon Gardens’ planning envelope and Hougang’s evolving connectivity still produce sharply different property risks.
Focused sessions that explain the strategy, trade-offs and next move.

The asking price is visible. The house, total outlay, future exit and risk hidden inside it are not.
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The leasehold discount is obvious. The real decision is what the avoided premium can buy elsewhere — and what the lease takes back later.

The floor count is not the real constraint. See how height, roof form and setbacks create the envelope a rebuild can actually use.

Affordability is visible on one salary. The harder question is whether the first property preserves a future buyer pool and room for your next move.
Research, reports and decision tools that go beyond the daily headlines.

Why a roof terrace does not transact at internal psf, the 30–50% weighting band, and the four-factor score behind a defensible asking price.
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Rents at a 1996 high, strata sales at a six-year low, and why 30-year leasehold units fell while freehold rose. The finance and the lease maths, worked.

A flat that has gone up in value for four years straight isn't just a home — it's money you can use. The real question for most owners in 2026 is simple: how much of that gain is actually yours to move, and how far does it get you into a condo?

URA's own numbers on landed property in 2026 — price, volume and liquidity by district and type, and what actually gets a landed house sold.









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