SG Property News | March 10 2025
Singapore property news roundup for Monday, March 10, 2025. Headlines link to the original publishers.
Josephine Teo: MHA recruited APOs from five additional countries amid manpower shortages
The Online Citizen
Far East Organization-Perennial Holdings JV sells 23 units at Aurea in Golden Mile at an average price of $3,005 psf
EdgeProp Singapore
Model teacher Hazel Tea turns top realtor helping singles and couples secure their dream homes
Edgeprop
At just 33 years old, Hazel Tea quickly became a rising real estate star within her agency. In just two years of joining ERA Realty, she has already clinched the coveted Rising Millionaire Award, a testament to her expertise, dedication, and ability to connect with clients. Tea’s journey into real estate was unconventional.
Lucy Wu: Helping global investors and expats navigate Singapore’s real estate market
Yahoo Singapore News
Regine Phay: From homemaker to empowering real estate leader
EdgeProp Singapore
Will the revised ABSD Remission lead to an en bloc sales surge?
99.co
Gov’t announces enhancements to Silver Housing Bonus
Singapore Business Review
New MRT Plans Revealed: How Tengah & Seletar Lines May Boost Northern Homes
Stacked Homes
In news that will please north-end residents (and possibly annoy those who feel the train lines are already too convoluted), the government has announced feasibility studies into two possible new lines: these are the Tengah and Seletar lines, which appear…
Hong Leong-led consortium’s Lentor Central Residences achieves 93% sales at an average price of $2,200 psf at launch
Edgeprop
At the launch weekend of the 477-unit Lentor Central Residences on Mar 8-9, 445 units (93%) were sold as at 5pm on Sunday, Mar 9. Hong Leong Holdings, GuocoLand and Chinese developer CSC Land Group are the joint developers of the project. Units were sold at prices ranging from $1,982 to $2,573 psf, or an average of $2,200 psf, says the joint venture.
Does This New Revision Mean More En-Blocs In 2025?
Stacked Homes
There’s hope yet for the en-bloc scene for bigger properties, as of this week. The Government has announced planned revisions to ABSD deadlines for developers. These will be applied to “complex large-scale urban transformation developments,” in which ABSD deadlines can…
How High Will Singapore Property Prices Get In 2025? Here’s What AI Predicts
Stacked Homes
Everything is being overtaken by AI, including – some have claimed – the jobs of analysts and realtors. But how well can a few strings of code stand up to human intuition, especially something as unpredictable as the Singapore property…
Sim Lian’s Aurelle of Tampines EC 90% sold at an average price of $1,766 psf
Edgeprop
On Mar 8, developer Sim Lian Group sold 682 units (90%) of its 760-unit executive condominium (EC), Aurelle of Tampines, located at Tampines Street 62. The units sold achieved an average price of $1,766 psf. According to Sim Lian Group, all the four- and five-bedroom units have been taken up. About 84% of the three-bedroom units have also been sold.