This week, we’re looking at five 3-bedroom condos priced under $2 million. While these developments may fly under the radar, they offer both space and affordability. As a bonus, these are also freehold properties (some with 999-year leases), which would suit those looking for a long-term hold. Missed last week? You can view the previous […]

There’s been quite the uproar about Singapore’s population reaching a historic high of 6.04 million, mostly driven by non-residents (their number rose by around five per cent over the previous year). This is a sore spot among many Singaporeans, who already feel our tiny red dot is too packed, and that there’s too much competition for resources: […]

In an environment of rising interest rates and high prices, one-bedroom condos are often seen as a tempting buy due to their lower quantum. For many, they represent the most affordable form of private property ownership and a potential foot in the door of the rental market. But is the lower price point really as […]

Whether it’s the appeal of a high ceiling or just an intergenerational home with a high floor view, there’s an undeniable appeal to maisonette units. As of 2024, there’s definitely a scarcity factor: few developers build such unique units anymore, thanks to the fear of ABSD deadlines, pricing strata void space, and a high quantum. So […]

One of the effects of Plus and Prime model housing is the impact on pricing “across the road”. Because these housing models are not applied retroactively, existing resale flats may share the high value Plus or Prime locations, but lack the same restrictions: they don’t have 10-year Minimum Occupancy Periods, for example, or an income ceiling for […]

Located in D20, Clover Avenue is a very long road, with a few side streets. There are some commercial shophouses on one side, and a large park, Clover Crescent Playground, on the other. When I was driving here from town, Google Maps directed me to drive over using Lornie Highway then Jalan Pempinpin. I have […]

In this week’s episode, we visit a beautifully designed four-room resale HDB unit in Bedok Reservoir. The homeowners, Taylor, an interior designer, and Kai, who works in seafood sales, have crafted a zen-inspired sanctuary perfect for winding down after their busy days.

Sometimes, a good way to gauge cooling measures is to check who’s doing the opposite. How do we tell if the cooling measures in Singapore are working? Well, the most obvious answer is to check the results in a few months. But here’s another unorthodox way: to look at countries fixing the direct opposite problem […]

Hi Stacked Homes, I have been reading your articles which I find interesting and objective. I am particularly interested in those articles providing analysis and advice to people who wrote in. Your analysis on various scenarios and situations helped me consider a wider perspective on the uniquely Singapore real estate scene, because of ABSD measure. […]

Temu has attempted to register its trademark in Indonesia three times without success.

We look at Maya’s growth in the Philippine digital payments space and Dyson’s layoffs in Singapore.

The company plans to broaden its production capabilities across the U.S., Italy, Japan, and South Korea.

The Cofe+ booth employs a four-axis robotic arm to efficiently prepare various coffee types.

Temu’s business model of selling directly from factories to consumers goes against Indonesia’s trade regulation, an official said previously.

The development has consent for a 45-storey mixed-use hotel and office scheme. The post Bavaria House City hotel and office scheme put on sale for £75m appeared first on Property Week.

Pennycook wrote that Homes England “will play a vital role in delivering this government’s housing agenda”. The post Pennycook sets out immediate priorities for Homes England appeared first on Property Week.

The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) has expanded its property management arm after being appointed by abrdn to manage Landrow Place on the edge of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. The post John Lewis wins management task at Birmingham resi scheme Landrow Place appeared first on Property Week.

Planning inspectors accepted the council’s plans for maximising the number of new homes built within city boundaries by 2040 but rejected its assessment that 1,322 homes a year are needed. The post Oxford’s 2040 local plan rejected over high housing targets appeared first on Property Week.

The deal is the group’s third major retail park acquisition since April. The post British Land continues retail park spree with £441m Brookfield portfolio deal appeared first on Property Week.

The star lot was  a freehold, mixed-use lot in Southall, Middlesex, which sold for £3.335m. The post Savills raises over £57m at September auction with 69% success rate appeared first on Property Week.

The comments follow the latest High Court restructuring case to go against landlords. The post Restructuring plans ‘exploited at the expense of landlords’, BPF warns after Cineworld ruling appeared first on Property Week.

Energy company and architecture firm that designed the scheme will move to WiredScore Platinum-rated building. The post Double pre-let brings sustainable City office scheme Edenica to over 50% let appeared first on Property Week.

Developer and investor enters self-storage sector with £9m redevelopment of factory site. The post Dudley scheme kicks off Woodbourne’s plans to build self-storage portfolio appeared first on Property Week.

McAdam is the founder and CEO of Soundings and has worked on projects like Kings Cross, the London Olympic and post-Olympic masterplans. The post PR consultancy LCA appoints McAdam as senior adviser appeared first on Property Week.