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Hongkong Land eyes Orchard stake, 209 S$1m HDB flats, Parkway Life (SG Property Daily)

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Propwise Analysis

HDB lease decay: how much cheaper is a flat with 50 years left?

HDB resales since 2024: flats with 45 to 54 years of lease left sold for a median 41% less per sqm than those with 85 to 94, in the same town.

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MAS Holds Policy Steady: What It Means for SORA and Your Loan

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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News

Hongkong Land in talks with HPL for stake in three Orchard Road buildings, sources say

The Business Times, citing people familiar with the matter, says Hongkong Land is in early talks to buy a majority stake in voco Orchard, Forum mall and HPL House. A stake sale will likely value the assets at over S$2 billion, the sources say, and talks could end without a deal.

Deal Commercial via The Business Times ›

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209 HDB flats sold for S$1 million or more in September, a second monthly record, 99.co says

99.co says 201 flats sold for at least S$1 million in August 2026, followed by 209 in September. It reports both months set new monthly records for million-dollar HDB resales, and looks at where the flats are and what they share.

HDB Resale via 99.co ›

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Parkway Life Reit buys three French nursing homes for US$43.5 million

The Business Times reports the Reit has agreed to buy three nursing homes near Marseille for 38.8 million euros, funded by debt, with completion expected by December. The homes will be leased back to seller DomusVi Group on 12-year leases, and the Reit’s aggregate leverage is expected to rise to about 35.3%.

REIT Deal via The Business Times ›