Most landlords and agents agree that, with housing supply stabilising after Covid, the rental market is set to soften. But there are also contradictory opinions: some property agents have also pointed to 60 per cent ABSD rates as a sign that more foreigners will rent rather than buy; whilst some landlords feel that falling interest rates will […] The post Is Singapore’s Rental Market Really Softening? We Break Down The 2024 Numbers By Unit Size first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

HDB flat prices are still climbing—but the ground sentiment tells a different story. In this video, we dive into the surging HDB resale market and the complex public sentiment around it. While prices continue to rise, many Singaporeans are growing increasingly uneasy about affordability, future housing prospects, and the broader cost of living crisis. We […] The post I Was Championing A Wrong Cause For HDB Prices! first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Following last week’s roundup of the cheapest 4-room flats near MRT stations, this week we’re shifting focus to 5-room units—ideal for those who need more space, but don’t want to give up convenience. These aren’t the flashiest homes on the market, but they offer solid value for their size and proximity to transport. If you’re […] The post 5 Cheapest 5-Room HDB Flats Near An MRT From $609k first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The first property I bought was a disaster. This was during the 2008–2013 boom, when most investors were raking in gains. But I fell for bad advice and peer pressure to buy a condo too early. The data was cherry-picked, the returns inflated, and the pretty charts made it all seem bulletproof. I ended up […] The post The Worst Property I Ever Bought (And Why We’re Launching Paid Property Content) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The first property I bought was a disaster. This was during the 2008–2013 boom, when most investors were raking in gains. But I fell for bad advice and peer pressure to buy a condo too early. The data was cherry-picked, the returns inflated, and the pretty charts made it all seem bulletproof. I ended up […] The post When Free Property Advice Isn’t Enough: Why We Created Stacked Pro first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

When you’re buying a property, what’s one of the first things you look for? Besides schools, we bet its proximity to work. No one relishes the thought of living an hour or more away from their workplace, and making that journey there and back every weekday for years on end. However, there is the occasional […] The post Why This Singapore Homeowner Wakes At 5AM To Commute – And Has Zero Regrets first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Some home buyers have the idea that, if they skip the buyer’s agent, they’ll save money or have an easier time: this is because HDB flat buyers are expected to pay their own agent, whilst in private property, sellers’ agents sometimes refuse to co-broke (i.e., they don’t want to split their commission with the buyer’s […] The post What DIY Property Buyers In Singapore Might Miss Out On (And Why It Matters) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

We’ve run a few articles on conversation houses in Singapore, fromBlair Road to Balestier and Mount Emily, so by now you may be thinking they’re not that rare. They really are though: there are only around 7,200 conserved shophouses in Singapore. In the course of writing the articles, I spoke to several people who lived in shophouses about their challenges […] The post Touring Rare Freehold Conservation Shophouses In Cairnhill (From $7 Million) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Times are tough and our nation is about to be tested; but one of those tests is going to be a test of patience. As any property agent can tell you right now, the challenge is in finding people willing to sell. With property prices in the upper stratosphere (for both public and private housing), 2025 is […] The post Can Singapore Property Prices Come Down In 2025? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Paying off the home loan early isn’t the universally right move for everyone: it can tie up a lot of money in a property asset. But there are homeowners who aim to do just this, and some have ambitious goals like paying off a home loan even before their mid-forties. This week, we spoke to […] The post “We Treated Our Flat As A Liability” How One Couple Paid Off Their HDB In 15 Years first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The changes come as the company confronts a potential ban unless its parent company, ByteDance, divests its ownership.

The company projected revenue between US$11.2 billion and US$12.4 billion for the June 2025 quarter.

The facility will cover 171 hectares in a growing industrial area.

The interest from foreign investors followed President Prabowo Subianto's recent visit to Qatar.

Both brands primarily manufacture in China, which is subject to steep tariffs introduced during Donald Trump's presidency.

This model, powered by OpenAI's o4-mini, is accessible to both free users and those on various paid subscription tiers.

Pure electric vehicles saw a 48% rise in sales, reaching 1.93 million units in the first quarter.

Dock Shed building at the south London scheme features sustainable workspace and a leisure centre. The post British Land launches first commercial building in Canada Water phase one appeared first on Property Week.

In 2024, construction started on 132,460 new UK homes, down 25.7% from the year prior. The post Housing starts fell by more than a quarter in 2024, ONS data reveals appeared first on Property Week.

JV plans Northern Gateway scheme for Greater Manchester's largest proposed employment site. The post Russel and Harworth lodge plans for mammoth Manchester industrial park appeared first on Property Week.

Unibail-Radamco Westfield (URW) has secured €1bn (£853m) in sales since the start of the year as part of a deleveraging process. The post URW completes €1bn disposals as part of deleveraging process appeared first on Property Week.

The joint venture has refinanced four warehouses in the North West, East Midlands and London totalling 1.6m sq ft. The post Brookfield and Copley Point Capital secure £153m logistics refinancing appeared first on Property Week.

The digital payments giant has signed a lease to become the first occupier of Stanhope’s major office redevelopment 76 Southbank. The post PayPal takes 40,000 sq ft at major South Bank office redevelopment appeared first on Property Week.

The scheme, next to University College Dublin, comprises 210 student beds. The post Hines secures €24m loan to refinance Dublin PBSA scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Nicole Heslop will be responsible for seeking new growth opportunities in the North East, while developing new relationships with key industry stakeholders. The post Gleeson Homes appoints new land manager to boost North East pipeline appeared first on Property Week.

It brings the total number of homes at the Friary Park estate scheme in Acton to 1,345, approximately 470 of which will be affordable. The post Peabody and Mount Anvil get green light for final 693-home phase of west London scheme appeared first on Property Week.

The joint venture has been seeded with eight high-yielding omnichannel supermarket assets from the REIT’s existing portfolio. The post Supermarket Income REIT launches JV with £1bn aspirations appeared first on Property Week.