New launch projects ranked by units sold in the latest month, with units launched, sold to date, units left and median price per sq ft (URA data). This table ranks new launch projects by the units that developers report sold in the latest month URA has published. It also shows how much of each project […] The post Top-selling new launch condos by units sold (Sep 2026) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A caveat is a notice a buyer lodges to claim an interest in a property. URA builds resale records from caveats, so the data has gaps. What it shows. A caveat is a notice, lodged with the land registry, that claims an interest in a property and stops other dealings in it. URA builds its […] The post What Is a Caveat, and Why Do Property Transaction Records Use It? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Singapore consumer prices rose 2.2% year-on-year in September 2026. After inflation, private home prices are still above their 1996 and 2013 peaks. Consumer prices in Singapore were 2.2% higher year-on-year in Sep 2026, according to SingStat. Private home prices rose 3.4% year-on-year, so they are still ahead of inflation. After stripping out consumer prices, the […] The post Home Prices After Inflation: Above the 1996 Peak first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

URA’s final Q3 2026 data, quarter-on-quarter: private prices up 1.4%, rents up 1.3%, vacancy at 7.2%. The HDB resale index edged lower. Private home prices rose 1.4% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter of 2026, according to the final URA figures released on 23 October. The index stands at 222.5, its highest level on record. The […] The post Home Prices Hit a Record in Q3 2026: Landed +2.9%, Suburbs +2.3% QoQ first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

5 unhinged things I did before my home reno as a new home owner in SG Relook at my credit card strategy I had cancelled some cards before I bought a home. But now then I’m doing home reno, some cards are great for absorbing large purchases more than others. I reapplied for some cards. […] The post 5 unhinged things I did before my home reno as a new home owner in SG #shorts #renovation first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Hi Stacked, I own a two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit of around 674 sq ft at AMO Residence. It is a mid-floor unit with an unblocked view and is vacant. I had planned to live there or keep it as an investment property. Since that purchase, I have found a partner, and I would like to sell […] The post I Bought A Condo For $1.42M, But Can’t Sell It After 20 Viewings — Here’s My Biggest Dilemma first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Although the 15-month wait-out period for private property owners buying non-subsidised five-room and larger flats ended on July 28 this year, HDB says it did not observe a significant increase in resale prices or the number of flats purchased by this group of buyers. According to the latest statistics published by HDB, average resale prices […] The post Nearly 600 Million-Dollar HDB Flats Sold In 3 Months — Yet Resale Prices Are Falling first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The final quarter of 2026 also heralds the last Build-To-Order (BTO) sales exercise of the year. It will be the largest offering of BTO flats this year, with 7,970 flats across seven projects. Originally scheduled for October, the November BTO sales exercise was delayed by a month in view of a series of policy changes […] The post 7,970 BTO Flats Are Launching In November — We Compared The 3 Most Anticipated Projects first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

URA’s price index shows landed homes up 7.0% in a year and condos up 1.8%. How to read the chart, how the two lines split after 2009, and its limits. Landed home prices have pulled well ahead of condo prices in URA’s index. In Q2 2026 the landed index stood at 258.4, up 7.0% on […] The post Landed vs Non-Landed Home Prices: How the Gap Opened Since 2004 first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Summary Ghosted by your interior designer, left with unfinished renovation work or stuck waiting for your furniture to be delivered? For some home owners, creating their dream home can quickly turn into a costly nightmare. So what can homeowners do to protect themselves from renovation woes? What red flags should they look out for before […] The post [Post 1649] Renovation red flags: What to know from start to finish | Deep Dive first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

ASEAN countries must strengthen energy supplies and infrastructure to weather future disruptions, Philippine Energy Secretary Sharon Garin told CNA’s Roland Lim.

An "oxygen bus" in Central Kalimantan is offering residents relief from choking wildfire haze, with medical staff administering oxygen as respiratory illnesses surge.

Nearly 50,000 people had been moved to shelters from vulnerable areas, according to Indian authorities. 

China's Unitree Robotics has urged investors to exercise caution over the commercial prospects of humanoid robots.

32 local and international financial institutions have backed the A$4.25bn loan for the SYD 3 campus, which is expected to be ready in mid-2028.

AI-related changes, platform work and green jobs are some key areas the ASEAN Labour Statistics Office will study.

The JV has raised its investment target from an initial £250m having already built a portfolio of NHS-let assets worth £300m. The post PHP and USS increase target size of primary care JV to £400m appeared first on Property Week.

The watchdog has issued an invitation to comment, asking interested parties to submit initial views on the transaction’s potential impact on competition in the UK. The post CMA seeks views on Prologis’s £14.3bn SEGRO takeover appeared first on Property Week.

The group is moving fulfilment operations back to its mothballed Heasandford site in Burnley, Lancashire, following the sale of its Sheffield distribution centre to Primark. The post Debenhams Group to return fulfilment operations to Burnley warehouse appeared first on Property Week.

Helen Miles will join the housebuilder as chief financial officer next year and will be tasked with helping the firm execute a drastic downsizing plan. The post Vistry appoints Severn Trent’s Miles as CFO appeared first on Property Week.

The liquidation order for the living sector specialist comes after it ceased trading in summer and made most of its staff redundant. The post High Court orders developer Torsion to be wound up appeared first on Property Week.

Approve plans for the next phase of the 53-acre site have been put on hold until market conditions improve, due to rising construction costs and weak demand for homes already completed. The post British Land pauses £4bn Canada Water development as viability crisis worsens appeared first on Property Week.

The further cash injection for Social and Affordable Housing Programme would take its total funding to above £40bn. The post Healey set to unveil £1bn-plus boost for affordable housing at Budget appeared first on Property Week.

The scheme, which also includes schools, health and community space, is being developed in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council. The post Urban&Civic gets greenlight for 3,200-home Baldock masterplan in Herts appeared first on Property Week.

Changes in the flex office operator's share ownership structure mean it no longer meets the requirements of the REIT regime, but it will continue trading as a non REIT from January. The post CLS Holdings to exit UK REIT regime appeared first on Property Week.

Future Housing Group has secured a £140m package and Amplius a £160m package, which both will use to develop social housing and invest in existing stock across the Midlands, East and South East of England. The post NatWest backs two Midlands housing associations with £300m of funding appeared first on Property Week.