For 12 primary schools, the 2027 P1 Registration changes how the 1km and 2km distance bands work in Phase 2C. We compare PropertyGuru listing data to see whether living within 1km actually comes with a property price premium.
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Singapore's MRT network is still expanding. Find out how the 2026 Circle Line completion changes the network, where new MRT lines are being built, and which neighbourhoods could see major development next.
The November 2026 BTO launch, moved from October, is expected to offer around 7,970 flats across several locations in Singapore.
Thanks to the ever rising developer ABSD, Singapore’s residential collective sale market went from boom to doom. (Watch my youtube video Ep#22: En Bloc? It’s All Over Now) Collective sale deal discounts and hiccups After the collective sale bull market in 2017-8, only three large-size old condos (Chuan Park, Thomson View and Loyang Valley) managed... [read more]
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A housing developer must collect a booking fee of not less than 5% and not more than 10% of the purchase price, with the sale agreement in the prescribed Form 5.
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To what extent is Evergrande (恒大) responsible for the collapse of China’s housing market? Heavy punishment of the market leader On August 20, China sentenced the founder of the country’s biggest property developer Hui Ka-yan to life imprisonment, with political rights stripped for life. All personal assets were confiscated. Hui pleaded guilty to large-scale financial... [read more]
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Sora is a lakeside condominium along Yuan Ching Road that blends greenery, water, and everyday convenience. Located within Jurong Lake District, it offers flexible home layouts, shared facilities, and strong transport links, supporting balanced living close to both nature and the city.
HDB flats launched before the October 2024 sales exercise are unclassified and follow prevailing resale conditions — no subsidy clawback and the standard 5-year MOP. The new Standard, Plus, and Prime classifications only apply to flats launched from October 2024 onwards.
As of Aug 2026, the data confirms second-time HDB buyers who previously received a housing subsidy must pay a resale levy when purchasing a second subsidised flat directly from HDB. No resale levy applies if they buy a resale flat from the open market instead. The levy ensures fair allocation of limited housing subsidies.