Nearly a third of the landed properties (valued at more than $10 million each) that sold during the first six months of this year were priced above $15 million. This figure excludes the sale of Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) that were registered in 1H2026. According to a market report by PropNex Realty, 32.9% of the landed homes […] The post Singapore’s Landed Home Market Has Slowed In 2026 — So Why Is It Still A Sellers’ Market? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

I know someone who will walk two extra blocks for noodles that are 50 cents cheaper, and who only goes to town when a buddy can give him a ride. Yet a few years back, this same person paid the highest price for their four-room flat in the area they live in. Next year, this […] The post What The June BTO Results Reveal About How Singaporeans Really Choose Their Homes first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

As condo prices have climbed over the years, buyers have increasingly had to compromise on space. In many newer developments, three-bedroom units have become more compact, with designers relying on more efficient layouts to maximise every square foot. Older condos, however, offer something different. This week, we looked at five resale condos that stand out […] The post Here Are 5 Of The Cheapest Freehold 3-Bedroom Condos — From Under $1.7M first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

For some Singaporeans, Pasir Ris might feel like one of the most ‘ulu’ towns in Singapore. For those who have never lived there, the area might seem little more than chalets and the beach. But Pasir Ris has transformed significantly over the years, and the housing market there is growing by leaps and bounds. From […] The post We Analysed 2-Bedroom Condos In Pasir Ris: Here’s The Strongest Performer first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

This case study is based on a recent consultation by Grady (R047131G), a property agent and partner property consultant with Stacked. This write-up walks through the key decisions, trade-offs, and market considerations involved, with insights that buyers and sellers may find useful. Project Case Study: The Interlace Buyer’s details:  A couple in their 30s The […] The post How We Upgraded From A DBSS Flat To A $1.7 Million 2-Bedroom Condo: A Buyer’s Case Study first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Every few months, a new AI tool appears and the same question resurfaces: “Will AI replace real estate agents?” It’s a fair question. After all, AI can now write marketing copy, analyse property data, generate reports, answer questions instantly, create videos, edit photographs, predict trends, and even hold surprisingly convincing conversations. Tasks that once took […] The post Will AI Replace Real Estate Agents in Singapore? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Quick, what’s the main drawback of Plus and Prime flats?  Most well-read Build-To-Order (BTO) buyers might cite the 10-year Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) or the subsidy clawback, and they’re not wrong. But as I take part in conversations about the June 2026 BTO sales launch, I realise that a lot of Singaporeans underestimate the impact of […] The post The Biggest Constraint On Plus And Prime HDB Flats Isn’t The 10-Year MOP first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

For many upgraders, the challenge today isn’t just finding a larger home; it’s finding one at a quantum that won’t overstretch them. Since new launch four-bedroom units tend to be well past the $3 million mark, the resale EC market is now the best alternative for the largest units. Whether it’s for children, multi-generational living, […] The post Here Are 5 Of The Most Affordable 4-Bedroom ECs For Sale — From Under $1.8M first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The June 2026 Build-To-Order (BTO) sales exercise is the second batch of new public housing flats that the government will release this year. This month’s sales exercise, which starts from June 17 and ends on June 24, comprises 6,952 flats across seven projects in Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Bukit Merah, Sembawang, and Woodlands. In this […] The post June 2026 BTO Launch Review: Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Best Unit first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A consortium of developers led by Qingjian Realty sold at least 209 units (63%) at Hudson Place Residences during the month of May 2026. This is a small step up compared to the 201 units that the developers sold during the project’s initial sales launch over the May 16-17 weekend. All in, the median price at the 327-unit Hudson […] The post This Was Singapore’s Best-Selling Condo In May — Nearly 80% Of Buyers Paid Below $2.5 Million first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

An Indonesian researcher spotted fishy behaviour by her compatriots at a conference in Denmark and refused to look away. The case has sparked a wider debate over research integrity in Indonesia.

In a TikTok video, French politician Geoffroy Boulard said he had air-conditioners, produced by Chinese manufacturer Haier, delivered to several schools in his district in Paris. 

Under the agreement, the airlines could expand their codeshare partnership to additional routes between Singapore and mainland China, within China and beyond the two countries.

Five participants died just 10 days into the 45-day training from causes including cardiac arrest, heat stroke, tuberculosis and pneumonia, according to the defence ministry. 

Among them are the National Institute for Defense Studies and Mitsubishi Electric Defense and Space Technologies Corporation, said China's commerce ministry.

Their combined spending over the next decade could reportedly reach as much as 2,000 trillion won (US$1.3 trillion).

Hines has acquired Heathrow Logistics Park in West London, from Blackstone for its European Core Fund (HECF). The post Hines buys Heathrow Logistics Park from Blackstone appeared first on Property Week.

The scheme, Present Made, was completed in Q4 2025 and forms part of the wider Eddington urban extension to the north west of the city. The post Apache Capital secures £125m package to refinance Cambridge resi scheme appeared first on Property Week.

The Florida-based firm manages $22bn of assets mainly in the medical office, seniors housing, student housing, multi-family housing and light industrial sectors. The post Bridgepoint snaps up Kayne Anderson in £1bn bet on US real estate appeared first on Property Week.

The chain, which has seven UK stores, is undergoing a turnaround plan to cut overheads after reporting losses of £27.4m in its accounts for the year to the end of March 2024. The post Owner mulls sale of Harvey Nichols department store chain appeared first on Property Week.

According to Zero Deposit, 147,670 units achieved practical completion in Q1 2026, up from the 132,161 completions recorded during the same period the year before. The post BTR completions across UK rise 11.7% year on year, study finds appeared first on Property Week.

If approved, the Ember scheme will comprise a mixture of two- to five-bedroom homes, as well as 14 of the company’s energy-efficient house types. The post Honey lodges plans and buys site for £54.7m Leicestershire resi scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Private equity real estate firm AshbyCapital has acquired Landsec’s 55 Old Broad Street, the 23-storey commercial office development near Liverpool Street Station in London, in a £282m deal. The post AshbyCapital buys Landsec’s 55 Old Broad Street building in £282m deal appeared first on Property Week.

Greystar has acquired a 904-home build-to-rent portfolio at Elephant Park in London's Elephant & Castle from Lendlease and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) in a landmark circa £500m deal. The post Greystar and CPP sell UK BTR portfolio to Greystar in landmark £500m deal appeared first on Property Week.

Bridge Real Estate Group has acquired a cluster of four mixed-use assets in the City of London for £28m, Property Week can reveal. The post Bridge acquires cluster of four City assets from British Land appeared first on Property Week.

Executive chair Rob Perrin said the inspector’s rejection of the Aylesham Centre redevelopment in south London was “clearly flawed and will undermine the government’s pro-homebuilding agenda". The post Berkeley seeks judicial review over ‘flawed’ Peckham housing refusal appeared first on Property Week.