Insights by Dynn Suradi
Divorce in Singapore: What Happens to Your HDB Flat?
📰 Introduction Divorce is never easy, and in Singapore it often raises one big question: what happens to your HDB flat? Because public housing is tightly regulated, the outcome depends on factors like the Minimum Occupation Period (MOP), custody of children, and...
HDB Income Ceiling Raised: More Middle‑Income Families Can Buy Homes
Singapore has raised the monthly household income ceiling for HDB flats to $16,000 and for Executive Condominiums (ECs) to $18,000, effective from 24 August 2026. This change means more middle-income families and singles can now qualify for subsidised housing and...
Removal of the 15-Month Wait-Out Period: What It Means for Private Property Owners and the HDB Resale Market
In a significant move for Singapore's property market, the Government has officially removed the 15-month wait-out period for private residential property owners buying a non-subsidised HDB resale flat. This change, effective immediately, provides greater flexibility...
HDB Resale Prices Are Cooling – But Million-Dollar Flats Are Still Making Headlines
The latest HDB resale market data has revealed an interesting trend. While overall HDB resale prices have declined for the second consecutive quarter, the number of million-dollar HDB transactions has reached a new record. At first glance, this may seem contradictory,...