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Home purchases can stall if buyers get dragged into legal minefields

Buyer of $5m house dragged into seller’s family court dispute He could not proceed with title registration due to court injunction on property

Hi everyone, Happening at 10am Today(Sat)! Get access to data of all the HDB Township in this session as we break it down to you whats going on in the market. Why are some place moving slowly, why are some units still going strong? - Which segment do you fall into? - ⁠Important info for HDB owners and buyers. 10am to 11.45am - Zoom Webinar ID - 958 5439 1895 Passcode - 423217 Click below to join: https://propnex.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5_nJdQEDS2CwNazoy2uT6Q

https://www.propnex.com/event-details/1206/consumer-webinar-hdb-market-update-2026 The 15-Month Wait Is Gone. What Does It Mean for You? Singapore's housing landscape has shifted. Private property owners can now buy a non-subsidised HDB resale flat immediately after selling, without the 15-month wait, if not using an HDB loan. The HDB resale market shows mixed signals: Q2 2026 prices dipped for the second quarter, yet transaction volume rose, newly MOP flats saw strong demand, and million-dollar deals hit a quarterly high. Is the market cooling or balancing? Join Chief Agency Officer Eddie Lim to discuss: - Who benefits from the policy change - Impact of returning private homeowners on HDB demand - Latest price and transaction insights - Opportunities for buyers, sellers, and right-sizers Key considerations for your next property move. HDB Market Update 2026 📅 Saturday, 15 August ⏰ 10:00 am–11:30 am 💻 Live via Zoom 🎟️ Free admission Register now to understand how these changes affect your property plans.

Two-thirds of properties in Sentosa Cove resold at a loss in last 3 years Gains on profitable resale transactions fall 60%; landed homes fare better than condos

Mortgage rate fall, policy changes to bolster housing market: PropNex It expects boost in demand despite softer first half, price growth moderating

Wee Hur Wee Hur was founded in 1980 by Goh Yeow Lian along with three of his brothers – Goh Yeo Hwa, Goh Yew Tee, Goh Yeu Toh – and two brothers-in-law, Sua Nam Heng and Cheng Kiang Huat.

Boustead Singapore Boustead Singapore traces its roots to a trading house founded by Edward Boustead in 1828, which Wong Fong Fui took control of in 1996. The company has transformed into a diversified group spanning energy engineering, real estate, geospatial technology and healthcare solutions, with a market cap of over S$1 billion.

Orchard Boulevard, Marina Gardens Lane GLS sites up for sale The two 99-year leasehold parcels can yield about 500 private homes

Proposed rezoning in one-north to double space for start-up facilities Rejuvenation will allow a mix of uses to strengthen start-up ecosystem

Istana Park, Dhoby Ghaut Green, Penang Rd areas to form new park Orchid Park, pedestrian zone among other plans for facelift of Orchard Road

Soilbuild Group Soilbuild Group was founded in 1976 by Lim Chap Huat, Fong Ying Wah and Lee Choon Bu as a construction company. Under Lim, it expanded into property development, asset and investment management, with its construction arm, Soilbuild Construction, listing on the Singapore Exchange in 2013.

Ho Bee Land Ho Bee Land was founded in 1987 by Chua Thian Poh, who now helms the company as executive chairman.

New Orchard Road park to treble Istana Park’s size, serve as commercial and leisure space A 500-metre stretch of Orchard Road may be expunged and pedestrianised to run through the redeveloped park

Commercial deals on track to hit record in 2026 Transactions worth US$10.3b were closed in H1, with another US$6b in the pipeline; recovery driven mainly by overseas capital, says MSCI

MAS eases family office tax rules, widens AML checks as Singapore eyes global wealth The Republic continues to emphasise transparency and strong governance as it sharpens its appeal as a well-regulated financial hub

S’pore raises 2026 GDP growth forecast to 4.5%-5.5% on AI boom Economy grew 5.9% year on year in second quarter, beating advance estimate of 5.7%