SG Property News | February 18 2025

Singapore property news roundup for Tuesday, February 18, 2025. Headlines link to the original publishers.

Singapore home sales off to best start since 2021 before budget

The Edge Malaysia

Singapore private home sales hit four-year high in January

Investing.com

Singapore Home Sales Jumped 256% in January as Buyers Snapped Up New Projects

Mingtiandi

Fewer applications for February 2025 BTO exercise as sale of balance flats divert demand

Edgeprop

The February Build-To-Order (BTO) and Sale of Balance Flats (SBF) exercises, which saw 5,032 BTO flats and 5,590 SBF units launched for sale on Feb 10, will close today (Feb 17) at 11.59pm. As of 5pm, data published by HDB shows there were 34,444 applicants for both the BTO and SBF units, which total 10,622 flats. For the BTO flats, 12,431 applications were received for the BTO units, translating to 2.5 applicants for every flat.

Singapore, Japan To Remain Property Hot Spots As Global Investors Diversify: JLL CEO

Forbes

29,000 older HDB flats to be upgraded in latest round of Home Improvement Programme

The Straits Times

Pritam Singh found guilty of lying to Committee of Privileges; Home Improvement Programme: Over $407m allocated for…

Yahoo Singapore News

10 Practical Tips To Renovate A Family-Friendly 4-Room HDB For 3 Kids

Stacked Homes

A few days ago, a reader pointed out an interesting conundrum: the renovations on various websites, for big families, tend to be for other countries. And for Singapore sites, the nicest reno features all tend to show a big condo…

Edgeprop

Singapore Realtors Inc (SRI) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Redbrick Mortgage Advisory to enhance the capabilities of its salespersons. Under the collaboration, Redbrick will provide SRI agents with training on advanced mortgage strategies to better guide homebuyers on financing options. “By partnering with SRI, we are empowering SRI salespersons to become trusted advisors who can present tailored financing solutions, ensuring buyers make informed decisions,” says Redbrick…