Landed vs condo price gap, Telok Ayer shophouse, Causeway Point revamp, November BTO (SG Property Daily)
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Landed vs Non-Landed Home Prices: How the Gap Opened Since 2004
URA’s price index shows landed homes up 7.0% in a year and condos up 1.8%. How to read the chart, how the two lines split after 2009, and its limits.
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Freehold Telok Ayer Street shophouse offered at S$23.76 million guide price
Singapore Business Review reports CBRE is offering the freehold conservation shophouse at 171 Telok Ayer Street by expression of interest at a S$23.76 million guide price, about S$5,700 psf. Offers close at 3 pm on 25 November. CBRE says foreigners can buy it without additional buyer’s stamp duty.
Frasers Centrepoint Trust plans reading hub in Causeway Point revamp
The Business Times reports FCT will turn the former Cathay cinema space at Causeway Point into a 32,000 sq ft NLB reading hub, due to open in 2028. The mall’s asset-enhancement work is set to start in Q2 2027 and end by end-2029. FCT says costs and returns are not yet final.
November BTO exercise offers 7,970 flats across seven projects, Stacked Homes says
Stacked Homes says the November 2026 BTO exercise will offer 7,970 flats in seven projects, including two Bayshore sites, a Toa Payoh site and Tengah’s first BTO launch in three years. It says the exercise was delayed a month, and the August income ceiling rises (S$16,000 for families, S$8,000 for singles) may draw more applicants.
OUE Reit’s Q3 net property income rises 4.6% YoY to S$59.6 million
The Business Times reports OUE Reit’s Q3 net property income rose 4.6% YoY, with revenue up 3.1% to S$72.6 million. Hospitality NPI grew 12.6% to S$27.6 million, while commercial NPI fell 1.5% to S$32 million. Singapore office committed occupancy was 91.2% at Sep 30.