Island Property Brief

If you are comparing industrial developments in western Singapore, the name Skye Tuas tends to come up for one simple reason: it is positioned in the middle of the Tuas industrial belt, with direct connectivity to rail and a logistics-friendly address. For many buyers and tenants, the first question is not marketing language, it is fundamentals. Who is developing it, where exactly is it, and what kind of space is being planned. This article breaks down what is known f

If you are trying to decide whether Skye Tuas fits your needs, the fastest path is to treat the project information page like a working document, not a brochure. A good project page should tell you what you can verify, what you should ask, and what you need to double-check before you book an appointment or visit the showroom. This checklist is built around what is actually stated in the verified project and secondary project details: the project name and positioning, the

If you are looking at Sengkang Connection with the mindset of an industrial occupier, investor, or business owner, the first question usually is not “What is it?” The sharper question is, “What kind of B2 industrial space outcomes can I realistically expect, and how do I underwrite the risk?” Sengkang Connection sits in Sengkang West and is an industrial development that JTC awarded as a tender to Soilbuild Group Holdings Ltd on 19 August 2025, for $156,114,008. That ten

If you have been tracking industrial land and tenant demand in Singapore, you have probably felt the same tension many buyers and occupiers face right now. Rents and prices can look supportive in one quarter, while the next quarter shows new supply creeping in and making planning harder. In that mix, fresh project milestones matter, because they tell you what is actually moving, not just what might happen. One project that has crossed a major milestone is Sengkang Conn

If you work with industrial property long enough, you start to recognize a pattern in how demand shows up. It is rarely about hype. It is about logistics reality, tenancy certainty, and whether a space matches what operators actually need, not just what a floor plan looks like on paper. That is why the JTC award for a new site in Sengkang West has drawn attention. JTC awarded the tender for the industrial site at Sengkang West to Soilbuild Group Holdings Ltd on 19 August 20

If you own a condominium in Singapore, the phrase “owner-occupier” sounds simple enough. In practice, it’s a decision with real money attached, because the residential property tax rates you pay can change based on whether IRAS considers you an owner-occupier for that specific property and whether you’re meeting the conditions for the residential property tax treatment. Most buyers hear about pricing, floor plans, amenities, school proximity, and the brochure details tha

If you are shopping for a new condo in Bukit Timah, you quickly learn that “good features” can mean very different things depending on your lifestyle. Some buyers want a gym that actually feels like a gym, not a room with a couple of mismatched machines. Others care more about noise management, practical storage, and whether the finishes look polished in real daylight, not just in marketing photos. That is why I like to break down condo features in a way that feels groun

There is a particular kind of relief that comes with seeing a new condo in district 11 and realizing it was planned for real lives, not just glossy renderings. You stand in the showflat corridor, you look at how the living space holds furniture without feeling cramped, and you start thinking about the everyday stuff: where your bags go when you enter, how the home absorbs morning light, whether the layout makes sense for work-from-home weeks, and how easily visitors can fin