HDB Matters.
BTO, resale, MOP timing and the policy shifts that actually affect your flat. No fluff, just the numbers and what they mean.
Singapore raises the BTO income ceiling to $16,000 for families and EC ceiling to $18,000 — the first revision since 2019. Ronnie breaks ...
A PropNex survey of 1,533 flat owners shows 55% want to go private — but 92% are budgeting below $2.5 million. The real story is where th...
HDB resale median hit $630K all-time high as the price index dipped two straight quarters. The wait-out period was removed July 28. Here'...
A PropNex survey of 110 million-dollar HDB transactions flips the script on who's actually buying — and URA data through mid-July 2026 co...
HDB expands upgrading programme, improving 18,000 homes to enhance liveability and estate longevity.
So what should you look out for during your first HDB Purchase?
Higher Prime BTO clawbacks may reshape returns, influencing buyer strategy and long-term housing decisions.
HDB resale prices plateau, offering buyers stability, improved affordability clarity, and reduced urgency today.
Prime and Plus HDB flats see softer demand amid stricter resale conditions.
February 2026 HDB sales expand choices with shorter waits, varied locations, and strong affordability support.
Overall HDB resale prices eased, yet million-dollar flats stayed resilient in prime locations.
A steady increase in housing supply is reshaping buyer behaviour and stabilising HDB resale prices.
Expanded BTO supply and shorter waiting times aim to ease access while stabilising Singapore’s housing market.
Record million-dollar HDB resale deals reveal shifting buyer priorities towards location, lease tenure, and rarity.
A rare executive condominium site in Yishun highlights northern upgrader demand and future precinct transformation.
Fresh supply and cooling demand set the stage for gentle HDB resale price rise.
Four-room HDB resale prices vary widely—here’s where buyers can still find real affordability.
Renting out your HDB could fund an overseas lifestyle—if you understand the rules first.