OrangeTee

OrangeTee is a real estate enterprise in Singapore providing a one-stop solution to the real estate needs of both corporate and individual clients.

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Investor interest for Japan homes doubles in Q1 with focus on Tokyo

Completed or renovated units in established neighbourhoods are gaining traction.

HDB resales sink 27.2% in Q4 as buyers switch to new flats

Quarterly transactions hit lowest level since 2020 amid year-end slowdown

Luxury home purchases jump to 76% in Q3

This accounts for 130 out of the 171 luxury transactions.

Developers face tighter supply as GLS shifts to triggers: analysts

The H1 2026 Confirmed List includes nine sites with 4,575 units, a 3.2% decline from the previous half and a 9% drop YoY.

Singapore’s most notable real estate agents under 40 of 2025

Realtors in the residential market are at the top of the list, taking nine spots.

SSD rule change preemptive measure against property flipping

This will make investors looking to flip properties think twice.

Residential property market walks a tightrope amidst buyer caution, resilient upgrader demand

Analysts are mixed as tariffs stir caution, but HDB upgraders keep demand steady.

Chuan Grove GLS plot offers strong rental potential for investors

The plot is expected to yield approximately 505 residential units.

Developers to welcome extension on ABSD regime

This will give developers more wiggle room.

Gov’t announces enhancements to Silver Housing Bonus

More private property owners will qualify for the scheme.

City fringe condo prices catch up to prime areas in Q4

This comes as home sales in city fringe areas surged despite records high prices.

River Valley Green GLS tender sparks developer interest

It saw the highest bids and tender price for a CCR GLS site since 2020.

HDB resale price growth slows amidst tight supply

Though prices will continue to grow, a huge surge is unlikely analysts say.

More launches, lower rates to drive 2025 housing market

Analysts are expecting between 8,000 to 14,000 units to be launched this year.

Developers to remain 'selective' with GLS bids in 2025

Dairy Farm Walk and Tengah Garden Avenue tenders reflect developers' cautious approach.