Singapore's housing market may have peaked, with private home prices growing 2.8% in Q4 2023, slower than previous years. Rents fell 2.1% in Q4, with a 8.7% annual increase, significantly slower than 2022. Increased home completions and softer demand contributed to the trends, leading to expectations of stable prices and lower rents in 2024.

HDB resale flat prices in Singapore grew by 4.9% in 2023, the slowest since 2019. Decreased demand, higher interest rates, and a shift to Build-To-Order (BTO) flats contributed. Expectations for 2024 suggest modest price growth, but analysts differ on the market's trajectory due to changing BTO dynamics.

Condominium resale prices in 2023 rose by 7.5%, led by city fringes and suburban regions. Despite a 0.5% increase in December, transaction volume declined 15%. New launches may slow resale growth in 2024, with OrangeTee projecting a 3-5% increase. The most expensive resale in December was a Four Seasons Park unit at $12.5 million.

Singapore's private home launches, Hillhaven and The Arcady at Boon Keng, start slow but with encouraging sales—33% and 30%, respectively. Analysts note buyers' price consciousness and selectiveness. The attractively priced Hillhaven and strategic location of The Arcady contribute to positive market sentiments.

Singapore real estate agents face misrepresentation claims as buyers allege false property information. Recent cases highlight disputes over redevelopment potential and resale assurances, emphasizing the need for ethical conduct. Council for Estate Agencies' disciplinary actions include fines and suspensions.

Singapore-listed real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) experienced a late 2023 rally amid peaking interest rates, but analysts anticipate subdued results for December. Concerns linger over S-Reits with foreign assets, emphasizing the need to monitor balance sheets. The reporting season begins with cautious outlooks for hospitality counters and optimism for industrial S-Reits.

Toa Payoh redevelopment: 400+ rental households move out of Lorong 5 blocks for urban renewal. Popular choices include Bidadari flats. Seniors receive support during the two-year transition, ensuring a smooth process in this significant housing transformation.

Singapore retail rents rebounded in 2023, rising 1.5-4.1% due to recovering tourism and domestic spending. Despite inflation and GST concerns, analysts predict continued growth, driven by Tier-1 malls like Ion Orchard. Orchard Road's rejuvenation plans and new attractions aim to sustain the positive trend.

A record number of Asia property investors are looking to sell their assets this year, with over 40% planning to do so to realize returns and repay debts. Selling intentions are highest in Australia, Singapore, and Hong Kong, while optimism is higher in Japan and South Korea.

Singapore increased the goods and services tax (GST) from 8% to 9% in 2024, fulfilling a planned hike. The move, aimed at supporting healthcare and social spending, raises concerns about living costs.

Singapore's carbon tax will increase to $25/tonne in 2024, rising to $45/tonne in 2026 and potentially $50-$80/tonne by 2030. The tax aims to address emissions' impact, with revenue supporting a transition to a greener economy.

The Government will provide a one-off rebate for all owner-occupied homes to help cushion the impact of the tax increase amid cost-of-living concerns.

From H2 2024, Singapore's BTO flats introduce Prime (high subsidy, 10-year MOP), Plus (lower subsidy), and Standard (5-year MOP, no income ceiling) categories, aiming to enhance affordability and deter speculation.

Johor’s state government has proposed that its business hub Iskandar Malaysia be designated as the special economic zone being planned between Singapore and Malaysia, The Straits Times has learnt.

Selling your home can be an exciting yet challenging endeavor, especially in Singapore's competitive real estate market. In a landscape where first impressions matter, ensuring your house is presented in the best possible light is crucial to attract potential buyers and secure a successful sale at the highest price possible.

This decision was made to "safeguard residential land for Singaporeans", according to an announcement by the Ministry of Law (MinLaw) and Singapore Land Authority (SLA).

Whether you've been searching for your dream landed home or if you're new to the world of landed property, this event is a MUST-ATTEND! This is a golden opportunity to learn and discover your dream landed property. We will be presenting a curated selection of brand new landed properties from all over Singapore, including inter-terraces, corner terraces, semi-detached, and even stunning bungalows!

Interest among Singaporean investors in the overseas property market has remained steadfast in recent years, driven by various compelling reasons that make investing in real estate beyond domestic borders an attractive proposition.

After a year of robust earnings as commissions rose while transaction volumes slipped in 2022, Singapore housing agents now face increasing competition in the industry.

A brand new freehold semi-detached house along Jervois Road in District 10, is up for sale with an asking price of $9.9 million. The property sits on a land size of 2,410 sq ft and has a built-up area of approximately 5,090 sq ft.

The Federal Reserve moved its management of the post-pandemic economic recovery into a new phase on Wednesday with what may be the last in a historic series of interest rate hikes and heightened attention to credit and other economic risks.

Property Giant set a new benchmark by recording the highest PSF pricing for landed property (non-CGB).

Resale prices and volumes of condominiums continued to rise in March, supported by healthy demand for units in the Outside of Central Region (OCR).

The Singapore government is taking measures to cool the property market, which has remained firm even with a dimmer economic outlook. As part of these measures, the government has introduced a new round of property cooling measures, which include doubling the Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) for foreign buyers to 60%.