SG Property News | February 24 2025
Singapore property news roundup for Monday, February 24, 2025. Headlines link to the original publishers.
Singapore’s property insurance sees rate cuts in Q4
MSN
Why Some Singaporeans Should Hold Off Buying A Home – Even With Grants
Stacked Homes
“Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.” That saying doesn’t have to mean surrendering your plans; it can also be about patience. I’m reminded of it after Budget 2025 – one of the big changes is enhanced support for…
5 Singapore REITs with Share Prices at 52-Week Lows: Are They Poised for a Rebound?
The Smart Investor
8 Must-Know Factors For Finding The Best 2-Bedroom Layout In Singapore
Stacked Homes
With home prices climbing, we may soon see a day when families (at least smaller families) are forced to accept a two-bedder as a norm. But not all two-bedders are created equal: older two-bedders may be huge in terms of…
Budget 2025 seen benefiting banks, retail, new energy, AI, underpinning SGX
The Straits Times
Freehold Terrace Houses From $3.38m In East Coast: Touring Lorong Stangee
Stacked Homes
This week, we’re taking a tour of Lorong Stangee, a small residential enclave just off East Coast Road, which is well-known for its eateries. Although I love the idea of living close enough to walk to restaurants and cool cafes,…
Private property residents cheer news of climate vouchers and ageing-friendly fittings
The Straits Times
Euro Properties unveils final K Suites units from $2,154 psf as freehold condo nears TOP
Yahoo Singapore News
Budget 2025 calculator: What you can get in vouchers and more
The Straits Times
A Couple’s Timeless Home With Mid-Century Modern Influences
Stacked Homes
In this week’s episode, we explore a renovated three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in the central business district. Designed to accommodate evolving work and family needs, the home balances functionality with a muted yet warm palette, accented by carefully selected furniture. The…
MCL-CSC Land JV sells 65% of Elta at an average price of $2,537 psf
Edgeprop
On Feb 22, MCL Land and CSC Land Group sold 326 out of 501 units at Elta, their joint venture project at Clementi Avenue 1. That translates to about 65% sales at an average price of $2,537 psf. Singaporeans made up 90% of the buyers, while 10% were permanent residents.
UOL-CapitaLand moves 1,041 units at ParkTown Residence on launch day; average price achieved of $2,360 psf
Edgeprop
On Feb. 23, joint developers UOL Group and CapitaLand Development (CLD) announced that during the launch weekend of ParkTown Residence in Tampines North, they sold 1,041 units—over 87% of the total 1,193 units. According to Anson Lim, UOL’s general manager of residential marketing, the project achieved an average price of $2,360 psf. Most buyers were either Singaporean homebuyers or investors. At ParkTown Residence, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments comprise 994 units (83%) of the project.
Is Lentor Central Residences Worth A Look With 3 Bedders Priced From $1.813m?
Stacked Homes
Once a quiet forested enclave, the URA has strategically mapped out Lentor for 11 residential plots. Seven plots have been launched so far, and today’s launch in question, Lentor Central Residences is the latest entrant to this much-evolved area. Most…