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CapitaLand–UOLs S1.5 Billion Hougang Central Bid Signals Next Price Benchmark for OCR Homes

CapitaLand–UOL’s S$1.5 Billion Hougang Central Bid Signals Next Price Benchmark for OCR Homes

CapitaLand and UOL led the top bid of S$1.5 billion for the Hougang Central mixed-use site. The land rate came in at S$1,179 psf ppr, well above expectations of S$800–S$1,000 psf ppr. Analysts expect new homes to be priced around S$2,500 to S$2,600 psf, with upside potential. The project will include 835 residential units and […]

Smaller Landed Homes Gain Ground as Supply Stays Tight

Smaller Landed Homes Gain Ground as Supply Stays Tight

Smaller newly built landed homes in Singapore are seeing stronger demand from HDB and condominium upgraders. Over the past 25 years, landed housing supply grew by only 12%, from 67,229 units in 2000 to 75,338 units in 2025. In contrast, the supply of private flats and condominiums increased by 228%, rising from 114,532 units to […]

SingLand Buys S99 Million Marina Square Site for Hyper Mixed Redevelopment

SingLand Buys S$99 Million Marina Square Site for Hyper Mixed Redevelopment

SingLand has taken another step toward reshaping one of Singapore’s most recognisable city centre destinations. Its indirect subsidiary, Marina Residential Development, has entered four sale and purchase agreements to acquire a 3,992 sqm land parcel within the Marina Square complex for S$99.1 million. This move is tied to a larger plan to rejuvenate and reposition […]

URA Releases Three Private Residential Sites for Sale in Lentor Kallang and Dunearn Road 1

URA Releases Three Private Residential Sites for Sale in Lentor, Kallang and Dunearn Road

URA has released three private residential sites under the confirmed list of the H2 2025 Government Land Sales programme. The plots are located at Lentor Central, Kallang Close and Dunearn Road on the former Turf City site. Analysts expect stronger competition for the Dunearn Road and Kallang Close sites given their attractive locations, while bids […]

SORA Rate Trend from Nov 2023 to Nov 2025

Why are developers bidding more aggressively for GLS sites in late 2025?

Developers are bidding more actively because new home sales have been strong through the year, borrowing costs have eased, and supply in key locations has tightened. This combination gives developers confidence that demand will stay healthy, which encourages them to secure land before prices move further. The tender for the Bedok Rise plot highlights this […]

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