Selling isn't your only option for liquidity. An equity term loan allows Singapore private property owners to unlock cash without giving up their asset. But with MAS rules on 75% LTV and 55% TDSR, the math is often tighter than homeowners expect. Here’s the 2026 breakdown of how it works.
The North-South Corridor is Singapore's most ambitious road project in a generation. Here's which property corridors will benefit most — and how to position ahead of completion
A condo within 500m of an MRT commands 15–20% more than one that isn't. An integrated development adds another 20–25% on top. A top primary school? 5–12% — and the data is more mixed than you think. Here is the complete three-year picture.
Five Lentor launches in three years. Is there still upside at $2,100+ psf — or has the easy money already been made? An independent, data-backed assessment.
Upper Thomson, Lentor and Springleaf are three distinct investment stories within the same TEL corridor. Here is how each zone reads in 2026 and where opportunity still exists.
Banks forecast 2–5% growth for SG property in 2026 as rates drop. But with HDB prices falling for the first time in 7 years and a 47% new-to-resale price gap, is the "upgrader dream" stalling? Full independent analysis.
Lentor has evolved from a quiet pocket into a premier residential enclave. With 99% of the first 2,900+ units already sold, the 2026 "State-of-Play" focuses on the final pieces of the puzzle: the launch of Lentor Gardens Residences and a record-breaking land bid that signals a new $2,500 PSF era.
The Singapore property market remains resilient in Q1 2026. We dive into the latest transaction data for private homes, analyze the performance of recent launches, and look ahead at what buyers and investors can expect for the rest of the year. Stay ahead with the MyChoiceHomez pulse report.
Springleaf Residence reset the area at $2,175 psf. Now, with the upcoming Upper Thomson Parcel A (Wee Hur) sitting on land that cost 17% more, HDB upgraders face a critical choice: grab the remaining units or wait for the new mixed-use launch? We break down the land economics and exit strategies.
