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The Same "CCR" Label Covered a $4.8 Million Gain and a $2.4 Million Loss. The Region Label Predicted Almost Nothing.

Ardmore Park in Tanglin and Marina Collection in Sentosa Cove share the same three-letter label on every market report: CCR. Sellers at Ardmore Park averaged a $4.8 million gain across 12 resales, holding for roughly 15 years. Sellers at Marina Collection averaged a $2.4 million loss across

The Freehold Premium Has to Earn Its Keep. In Most of Singapore's Resale Market, It Hasn't.

Scotts Square sits on Scotts Road in Orchard. It is freehold. It is one of the most recognisable addresses in Singapore private property. Over the past 17 years, 82% of sellers walked away with less than they paid. That number is not a data anomaly. Across five CCR freehold projects,

Singapore's Most Expensive Planning Area Is Also Its Worst for Condo Resale Profits

Singapore's priciest planning area is also its worst-performing one for condo resale profits — and it isn't close. The table below ranks 14 planning areas by average seller profit, drawn from 25,271 resale transactions across 1,295 projects between Q3 2024 and Q2 2026. Downtown

9 of 10 Projects Down to Their Last Unit Are Holding a Penthouse. Here Is What "Almost Sold Out" Actually Means.

There are 10 new launch projects in Singapore reporting exactly one or two units left as of June 2026. Nine of them are holding a penthouse, a 5-bedroom, or an oversized grand-format unit. The cheapest of these final units starts at $4,388,000. The most expensive is

The Promotions List Is Sorted Backwards. Here Is How to Read It Correctly.

Singapore's private new-launch market is rising — prices climbed 1.3% in Q1 2026, the strongest quarterly gain in five quarters. Into that backdrop, nine projects are currently running promotions. A buyer browsing the list will naturally sort by the headline saving. That instinct produces the wrong answer.