The February 2026 BTO launch is much more concentrated, compared to others we’ve seen from last year. As we mentioned earlier last week, this launch stands out for having sites in just four towns: a far cry from the variety of eight towns we saw in October 2025. This launch exercise has just 4,600 new flats across […] The post February 2026 BTO Launch Review: Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Best Unit first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The public tender for a cluster of 19 black-and-white bungalows at Adam Park in Bukit Timah was launched by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) on Tuesday, Feb 3. The heritage properties are colonial bungalows built by the British as municipal staff housing before World War 2. They were used as a prisoner-of-war (POW) camp during […] The post 19 Pre-War Bungalows At Adam Park Just Went Up For Tender — But There’s A Catch first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Why Are New Condos So Expensive — And Old Condos So “Cheap”? Singapore’s Property Distortion Explained Singapore’s property market is no longer moving as one asset class. In this expert interview with Dragon Tan, we deep-dive into a growing and uncomfortable reality: the widening price gap between brand-new condominiums and older resale condos, and why […] The post Huge Price Gap Between New Condo & Old Condo! Opportunity! first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Great property performance isn’t driven by one magic factor. It happens when multiple fundamentals align. This is why Navis Atlas’ PrimeKey Analysis focuses on 8 factors that have consistently influenced demand, price growth and resilience across market cycles. Many are curious as to the framework that my co-creator Jackie Mang, and I have created in […] The post Navis Atlas — Equipped with Experience, Driven by Data and Championed by Clarity first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

What methods should we consider to control how a property is presented on online listing platforms? This is a longstanding challenge in an industry where, for the most part, the sales process is fragmented and often individualised. Some weeks ago, I mentioned that a real estate agency received a censure over their handling of an errant agent. […] The post Why ‘Accurate’ Property Listings Still Mislead Buyers In Singapore first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In the early 2000s, buying a home in locales like Punggol or Woodlands was considered a compromise. In less generous terms, some even called it desperate since back then those “ulu” areas often meant long commutes and sparse amenities. It was also not uncommon for realtors to advise buyers to avoid these areas if possible, […] The post Why Early Buyers In New Housing Estates May See Less Upside In 2026 first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In real estate, the difference between a good decision and an average one is rarely luck. It’s clarity. For decades, experienced realtors have relied on intuition — a mix of experience, pattern recognition, and market feel — to decide which properties have real growth potential and which should be avoided. But intuition has myriad of […] The post Removing Guesswork From Property Investing with PrimeKey Analysis first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

What methods should we consider to control how a property is presented on online listing platforms? This is a longstanding challenge in an industry where, for the most part, the sales process is fragmented and often individualised. Some weeks ago, I mentioned that a real estate agency received a censure over their handling of an errant agent. […] The post When Property Listings Are Accurate — But Still Misleading first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The Singapore private property market is entering a new phase. For the first time in years, loss-making condo resale transactions are creeping up, especially in the Core Central Region (CCR)—a segment traditionally viewed as resilient and premium. According to recent market data, some prime properties are now being resold at losses ranging from hundreds of […] The post Loss-making properties in bull market! Expert Views from Dragon Tan! first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Singapore’s landed home market recorded a stellar year in 2025 when 1,852 landed homes were sold over the 12 months, a yearly increase of 11.2% compared to the year before. This is also the highest yearly sales volume the landed segment has recorded since 2021. In terms of prices, the landed property price index grew […] The post Landed Home Sales Hit a Four-Year High — Here’s What That Could Mean for Prices in 2026 first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A restaurant in Seremban, Malaysia, has been ordered to close for two weeks after a viral video allegedly showed a staff member rinsing cooked food, including chicken and tofu, to be offered for sale again the next day.

At the CNA Summit held in Jakarta on Thursday (Feb 5), Indonesia’s Investment and Downstream Industry Minister Rosan Perkasa Roeslani called for more collaboration between the government, private sector and foreign investors.

Padel in Indonesia has enjoyed a strong start but the real test is turning today’s excitement into lasting impact, said observers.

Indonesia’s Presidential Special Envoy for International Trade and Multilateral Cooperation Mari Pangestu told CNA the deal reflects a more balanced approach to trade and investment ties. 

US President Donald Trump threatened last week to hike tariffs on imports from South Korea, blaming a delay in enacting a trade deal in which the Asian ally promised to invest US$350 billion in the United States.

Today’s leaders face shifting geopolitics, faster AI adoption and rising expectations for inclusive growth. Tune into the CNA Summit 2026 as senior decision-makers discuss how to turn capital into delivery confidence, scale innovation across diverse markets, and build resilient partnerships.

The Department for Work and Pensions has committed to a number of Elite UK REIT properties, with the new leases due to commence in 2028. The post Singapore-listed REIT secures £24.3m in DWP leases appeared first on Property Week.

The fully let city-centre building was sold for £6m. The post Custodian sells Glasgow city centre office for 24% premium appeared first on Property Week.

The second phase will add three new buildings to the north London Meridian One scheme, which will have around 1,000 homes when completed. The post Vistry wins consent for next 700-home phase of Enfield scheme appeared first on Property Week.

The body would focus on speeding up big developments, assembling land, regenerating sites and attracting new investment. The post MHCLG unveil plans for Cambridge development corporation appeared first on Property Week.

Connect Property Services Limited's use of a “highly volatile” solvent was found to have caused the death of employee Darren Nevill. The post HSE fines Peabody’s maintenance company over employee death appeared first on Property Week.

The firm has reduced the number of affordable homes to address viability concerns, boosted the social rent units and reworked the design to ensure BSA compliance. The post URW revises plans for £1.3bn London Westfield residential scheme appeared first on Property Week.

The long-awaited Warm Homes Plan includes a raft of measures to make UK homes more energy efficient, but will it be enough to upgrade the nation’s ailing housing stock? The post Government goes for the home win with £15bn energy plan appeared first on Property Week.

The banking firm has now provided more than £25bn to the social housing sector since 2018. The post NatWest launches new £10bn package to support social housing appeared first on Property Week.

Private equity firm Castleforge is looking to purchase the 36-storey building for around £455m, according to Bloomberg. The post Brookfield in talks to sell London’s Citypoint office tower appeared first on Property Week.

Knight Frank has been appointed to dispose of the four-star hotel at the reduced price. The hotel was previously on sale for £12m following its collapse into administration in July 2024. The post Administrators put Birmingham’s Cube Hotel on market for £7.2m appeared first on Property Week.