Tag: Queenstown
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HDB MOP Wave in 2026: 13,480 Flats Unlock Resale Supply as Prices Face Possible Moderation
Overview: A Major MOP Milestone on the Singapore Housing Landscape Singapore’s public housing market is set for a significant shift in 2026 as about 13,480 HDB flats are expected to reach their minimum occupation period (MOP). This wave, primarily concentrated in mature and fast-growing towns like Punggol, Queenstown, and Tampines, marks nearly double the number…
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What 13,480 HDB Flats Reaching MOP in 2026 Means for Singapore’s Property Market
Overview: A Wave of MOP Expiries in 2026 Singapore’s housing landscape is set for a notable shift in 2026 as about 13,480 Housing Board flats reach their minimum occupation period (MOP). This figure, roughly double the 6,970 units that hit MOP in the five-year period prior, signals a potential increase in housing supply that could…
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Moderate Resale Price Growth Expected as 13,480 HDB Flats Hit MOP in 2026
Overview: A Large Wave of HDB Flats Nearing MOP in 2026 Singapore’s public housing market is set for a notable milestone in 2026, with about 13,480 Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats expected to reach their minimum occupation period (MOP). This surge in supply, concentrated in mature and high-demand regions such as Punggol, Queenstown, and…
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French Investor Expands Queenstown Footprint with $19m Eureka House Purchase
French Investor Expands Queenstown Footprint with Eureka House Purchase A French investor known for his affinity for Queenstown has expanded his local portfolio with a significant purchase in The Mall. Jean-Pierre Fourcade, who previously acquired the side-by-side Winnies and Madam Woo buildings in 2017, has now acquired Eureka House for $19,156,950. The deal marks the…
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French Investor Makes Third Historic Purchase in Queenstown’s The Mall
Overview: A Fortified foothold in Queenstown’s iconic The Mall A French investor with a growing footprint in Queenstown has added a third historic property to his ensemble in The Mall. Jean-Pierre Fourcade closed the deal on Eureka House for $19,156,950, continuing a long-standing affinity for the resort town that began with his 2017 acquisition of…
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French Investor Secures Third Queenstown Property
Overview A French investor known for his attachments to Queenstown has extended his footprint in The Mall, acquiring Eureka House for $19,156,950. This purchase marks his third historic property in the popular resort town, following the side-by-side Winnies and Madam Woo buildings bought in 2017. The deal underscores growing appetite among overseas buyers for Queenstown’s…