Due to rising prices, a greater number of buyers are turning toward two-bedders, or some variant of this layout (e.g., 2+1 units). Given that new launch two-bedders are hovering in the $1.8 million category, it’s also unsurprising that buyers may seek resale alternatives. Whilst the supply is tight right now (fewer people are selling due […] The post Which Resale Two-Bedroom Condos Quietly Made Buyers Six-Figure Profits In Singapore? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Applying for a Build-To-Order (BTO) flat as a couple is more than just finding a place to live. It’s seen as a serious commitment, often made even before marriage, and a big step towards building a life together. But what if the relationship ends before the flat is ready, or after you’ve already moved in? […] The post How a Break Up Affects Your BTO Flat Application first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The Core Central Region (CCR) was once viewed as an enclave for the very wealthy, or for foreigners with deep pockets. Orchard Road was the designer shopping stretch, Tanglin was the diplomatic enclave, River Valley was old-money residential…and whilst it hasn’t totally disappeared, the vibe is definitely changing. From recent launches to the predictable effects […] The post Why Developers Are Now Building for Families in Singapore’s Most Expensive Districts first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

We may be setting the property market up for a wave of downsizing into the resale flat segment. For most people, the focus in real estate is climbing the ladder: from BTO to resale, then condo, and possibly even landed property. It’s what agents often used to call property wealth progression, and it was heard all […] The post Why More Singaporeans May Soon Trade Condos For Resale HDBs first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Some Singaporeans may have tuned into the NDP Rally expecting more announcements about housing affordability. Instead, the Prime Minister spent much of his 2025 address on global politics and geopolitical shifts. Nonetheless, the Prime Minister did acknowledge that housing is an ongoing concern, saying that: “Besides jobs, we will continue to focus on areas that […] The post NDP Rally 2025: The 4 Key Housing Takeaways for Singaporeans first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Many years ago – so far back that Stacked didn’t exist yet – I put out an article about how SERS might not be the end-game we were all expecting. This was close to two decades ago, when some of us still held out for the possibility that SERS would be the generous solution to […] The post From SERS to VERS: What Every HDB Owner Needs to Know About the Big Shift first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

If you’re looking to buy a condo, 3-bedders are perhaps one of the first unit types you’ll consider. They’re between 1-bedroom and 5-bedroom units, frequently making them the best balance between size and price quantum. This week, we ranked our favourite 3-bedroom condos by “lowest to highest price” that still offer great value in terms […] The post 5 Cheapest 3-Bedroom Condos To Buy Right Now In 2025 (From $980K) first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Ask about how to compare properties, and almost everyone says something along the lines of performance and transaction history. But as it happens, this is one of the hardest things to evaluate in real estate. Given the huge range of factors that drive property prices, it’s easy to mistake correlation for causation, and it’s important to use ROI […] The post 5 Mistakes You Make When Comparing Condo Prices – Your ‘Good Deal’ Might Be Hiding a Secret first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

I think we have to be honest and recognise that in Singapore, most of us aren’t buying huge homes. With land scarcity, we have to strike a balance between price and comfort; for me, that’s a home where it’s enough for toddlers to learn to walk, teens have enough privacy when growing up, where dinner […] The post The Ideal Size for Each Room of Your Condo to Actually Feel Liveable Revealed first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A lot of Singaporean homebuyers, particularly those of the older generation, have a clear preference for freehold status. Perhaps it’s due to a sense of permanence – that their children or grandchildren will be sheltered by the fruits of their labour. Or perhaps its simply decades of reinforcement, and being told by their parents, friends, […] The post I Bought a Freehold Property in Singapore and Regret It — Here’s the Big Mistake I Made first appeared on TheFinance.sg.