15 Years of Change: What the 2026 Property Market Shift Means for You as a Buyer or Investor

A Structure–Conduct–Performance analysis

Over the past 15 years, Singapore’s real estate agency industry has been transformed by regulation, technology, digital listing platforms, and changing consumer expectations. Revisiting the Structure–Conduct–Performance (SCP) framework, this article examines how the competitive landscape evolved between 2011 and 2026, and what these changes mean for property agents, buyers, sellers, and investors. Drawing on the firsthand experience of a practising Key Executive Officer (KEO), it offers an insider’s perspective on one of the most significant periods of change in the industry’s history.


The Silver Tsunami and the Real Estate Conundrum

For many HDB owners and property investors, the old game plan felt safe: buy early, hold long, and let property value support retirement. That plan is quietly changing.  By 2030, Read more…


The average price of $1,766 psf Executive Condominium in 2025. Is this a story of success and stalemate?

The average price of $1,766 psf Executive Condominium in 2025. Is this a story of success and stalemate?

The $1.76M Executive Condominium in 2025 — Dream Upgrade or Financial Standstill? Executive Condominiums now average $1,766 psf in 2025, with many family-sized units above $1.7 million. Demand remains strong Read more…


The Can-Kicking Conundrum: How Cooling Measures Solve Today’s Crisis by Creating Tomorrow’s

Alex and Li Ting did everything right — they saved, planned, and followed every rule. Yet after years of discipline, they found themselves outbid again and again for an HDB Read more…


Singapore Property Market 2025: At Its Peak, or Ready for the Next Climb?

When it comes to Singapore’s property market, investors are asking the big question: Have we reached the peak, or is this just the beginning of another climb?   The Bear Read more…


SERS vs VERS: What Your HDB Plan Should Be Now (From An Agent’s Perspective)

HDB Flats

Introduction In 2017, then-Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong (now Singapore’s Prime Minister) first cautioned against buyers paying high prices for older flats in anticipation of a SERS windfall. He Read more…