Mortgage decisions in Singapore are often discussed in shorthand: how much you can borrow, what the monthly instalment looks like, and whether the rate on offer seems lower than the next bank’s. But housing loans are rarely that simple. MAS makes clear that loan rules are guardrails, not proof that a purchase is comfortable or […] The post 6 common myths about mortgages in Singapore — what home buyers often miss first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The sale of new condominium units virtually ground to a halt last month as the lack of any new launch project and the nearly month-long school holiday weighed on sales in the primary market. In total, 156 private homes (excluding Executive Condominium units) were sold by developers in June 2026. This is the lowest sales […] The post Singapore’s New Condo Sales Plunged 65% In June — Here’s What Happened first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In only six countries do people still see the US more positively than China, according to the findings released by Pew Research Center.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and his Pakatan Harapan pact need to show they can campaign effectively in a state where the incumbent chief minister is from his own PKR party, analysts say.

Analysis from Avison Young finds the market maintained strong momentum in the first half of the year, with take-up reaching 13m sq ft. The post Grade-A big-box take-up exceeds five-year H1 average appeared first on Property Week.

According to its latest market analysis, CBRE said £1.9bn was invested in living during Q2 2026, 27% up on the same quarter last year. The post UK living sector investment jumps 48% to £4.4bn in first half appeared first on Property Week.