Under a new agreement, agents from five major real estate firms will face consequences for leaving property flyers visible to members of the public in HDB estates. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Big Five real estate agencies to crack down on improper distribution of property flyers
The agencies acknowledged the need to minimise the disamenities caused by improperly-left flyers. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Developer Hongkong Land launches a $6.4B Singapore real estate fund, the country’s largest, as part of CEO Michael Smith’s strategic pivot
The new fund has the Qatar Investment Authority as a key investor, as Hongkong Land focuses on commercial property and slims its residential business. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Property Stocks Feel a New Chill
Singapore’s residential property market is still too hot for the city-state's government. Stocks of several real-estate developers slumped Tuesday after the country raised stamp duties for high-value ... ( read original story ...)
Capital floods Singapore property as 2025 investment sales hit $35b
Investment sales in Singapore reached $13.7b in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025, up 109.6% from the same period last year. ( read original story ...)
Over 100 agents to leave KW Singapore after fallout from PropertyLimBrothers saga
Leadership changes linked to the PLB saga have triggered a wave of agent departures from KW Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Frasers Property Singapore rolls out unified retail identity across nine malls
Frasers Property Singapore has unveiled a new unified retail brand and service identity across nine of its 12 malls, alongside refreshed customer touchpoints and what it said is Singapore’s first ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Mortgage Rate 2026: What Buyers And Homeowners Should Know
Monthly repayments still cause hesitation. Many buyers stop and recalculate. Homeowners review loan statements more often. Small rate changes affect cash flow fast. Recent reports show banks reduced ... ( read original story ...)
Beyond the PLB saga: Trust and perception in Singapore’s property industry
Grayce Tan, Melvin Lim (centre), and Marc Chan, who has stepped in as interim CEO at PropertyLimBrothers. (Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua/EdgeProp Singapore)If you have spent any time online the past couple ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore real estate agency PropertyLimBrothers confirms resignation of influencer co-founder, vice-president amid alleged affair
Singapore-based real estate agency PropertyLimBrothers confirmed that its co-founder and CEO Melvin Lim and vice-president of strategy Grayce Tan have stepped down, but refused to comment on their ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore property investment reaches 8-year high
Singapore property investment market hit the highest in eight years in 2025, driven by lower asking prices and financing costs. ( read original story ...)
Frasers Property shifts to people-first retail strategy in nine malls
Frasers Property Singapore wants their malls to become an extension of people's daily lives. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore property investment surges 27% to $34.12b in 2025
This marks the highest annual total since 2017’s $35.16b sales. Singapore’s real estate investment market reached $34.12b in 2025, up 27% from the previous year, according to Savills Singapore. This ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore property agency removes influencer co-founder Melvin Lim’s name from website amid alleged cheating scandal
PropertyLimBrothers, a Singapore property agency, has removed the name of co-founder Melvin Lim from its website as the real estate influencer faces allegations of an affair with a married colleague. ( read original story ...)
‘Too good to be true’: Bait-style listings being used by some property agents to lure buyers
Discover how some property agents use bait-style listings with misleading prices to attract buyers in a competitive market. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Floating rates are back on the radar, but fixed mortgages still rule Singapore’s home loans
After several years of rate volatility, many borrowers are placing greater emphasis on certainty Read more at The Business Times. ( read original story ...)