Daily brief

Fixed mortgage rates up since Fed hike, Camden Park bungalows S$53m, Digital Core Reit refinancing (SG Property Daily)

Front page of SG Property Daily, 10 November 2026, with the day’s headlines. Lead: MAS Holds Policy Steady: What It Means for SORA and Your Loan (Q3 2026)

Propwise Analysis

MAS Holds Policy Steady: What It Means for SORA and Your Loan (Q3 2026)

MAS left the S$NEER band unchanged on 14 October 2026. It does not set SORA, so here is what the decision does and does not change for a home loan.

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New Sale, Sub-sale or Resale? Private Home Sales by Type (Oct 2026)

Private home caveats split by type of sale, home type and region (CCR, RCR, OCR), with median price and price per sq ft. Rebuilt from the latest URA data.

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News

Best fixed home-loan rates are 0.30 to 0.77 points higher since banks repriced after the Fed hike

On Cashew’s panel, the best two-year fixed rate on a S$500,000 private-home loan went from 1.60% on 15 September to 2.15% on 9 November, and the three-year rate from 1.68% to 2.45%. For most loans the three-year rate is now slightly above the two-year rate; the exception is a S$300,000 HDB loan, where the three-year rate is cheaper.

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Two Camden Park Good Class Bungalows are offered at a combined S$53 million guide price

15 Camden Park (13,116 sq ft) is guided at S$26 million, about S$1,982 psf, and 15A Camden Park (14,060 sq ft) at S$27 million, about S$1,920 psf. Both are freehold in District 11 and sold through an expression of interest closing at 5pm on 20 January 2027. A buyer may take both as a 27,176 sq ft landholding, subject to planning approvals.

Landed Deal via Singapore Business Review ›

Digital Core Reit recasts S$1.05 billion of loans to refinance S$917 million of debt

The package has a S$252 million term loan maturing in 2030, a S$352 million revolving facility maturing in 2031 and a S$442 million term loan maturing in 2032, with yen and Singapore dollar tranches. Maturities are extended by about two and a half years, and the borrowing can be raised by up to S$640 million.

REIT Financing via Singapore Business Review ›