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Analysis of Singapore new launches, resale condos, and GLS land tenders. Data-first, no hype — take care of your downside risk.
An $11,700-A-Month Income Gets A $1.8M Condo Approved. Owning It Comfortably Takes $17,500
The bank sizes your IPA at 55% TDSR and a 4% test rate, then never asks how you would hold the loan through a rate renewal or six lean months. The 1Q2026 auction listings show what happens to the buyers who never asked either.
Latest analysis
From $1.25M, One Marina Gardens Is Fairly Priced For Marina Bay — Buy It To Live, Not To Flip
The 5 out of 10 splits cleanly: top-tier waterfront quality, a launch price that sits under the land-cost benchmark, and an exit that stays unwritten until the first owners sell into the 2030s.
Is Lentor Gardens Residences The Real First-Mover In Lentor, Despite Being The 7th Launch?
Same District, Different Markets: Clementi (D5) Ran 6% A Year, Pasir Panjang Around 2%
Is Commonwealth Towers A Good Buy? How Will Penrith And Stirling Prices Affect Its Future?
Is The Panorama A Good Buy? Its $2.22M 3-Bedroom Sits $400K Below Brand-New AMO Residence
Every district, studied.
We work the ground — URA transactions, district characteristics, lowest-hanging fruits, and what's the best project your money can buy in every district.
How we analyse
Every analysis includes a QPE rating. We benchmark your entry price against the highest proven transaction in the same micro-market using URA data — then go further, unit by unit, stacking each layout against every competing one in the surrounding projects. That’s how we surface the lowest-hanging fruit, show the premium you’d pay to chase a lifestyle product, and quantify the extra risk that trade-off carries. It’s a skillset only a handful of realtors in Singapore can pull off.
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Your next property decision will shape your next thirty years.
As someone who has been managing portfolios since 2017, I can tell you with much certainty — it’s not about how much money you can make from property anymore. Like the financial markets, it’s about measuring your downside risk and letting the portfolio compound healthily from there.
Unlike other realtors who product-push, I prefer to walk through market fundamentals with my clients and figure out how to navigate this current market — before recommending anything. If you’d like to learn how to make your next best property decision, let’s get in touch.