The SG Realty Corner

If you are looking at Skye Tuas, you are really looking at a very specific kind of demand and a very specific kind of buyer profile. This is not a showroom-first residential project where the unit matters most. It is a mixed industrial development at Tuas, and the value usually sits in what the space can support for real operations, delivery flow, and ramp-up timelines. From the information made public for Skye @ Tuas, the site is a new B2 ramp-up and general industrial

Walk around Tuas and you start to notice a pattern. Industrial tenants are no longer just looking for “space”. They are looking for process-friendly space, space that makes loading, storage, and daily movement easier, especially when a warehouse turns into a distribution node or when a light manufacturing line needs a stable production flow. That is the backdrop for Skye @ Tuas, a new B2 ramp-up and general industrial development at Tuas Link Close in western Singapore’s

If you are considering buying B2 industrial space around the Sengkang Connection area, the hardest part is not deciding whether you want industrial use, it is getting your numbers to make sense before you even know your final unit cost. “Sengkang Connection pricing” sounds simple, but in practice it is a bundle of moving parts: land and development-related costs, construction and finance assumptions, holding costs while the property is being delivered, and the practical rea

If you are comparing industrial options in Singapore’s B2 space over 2025 and 2026, you are really comparing two things at once. First, the zoning reality of what B2 is meant to support, what it allows, and what needs approval. Second, the market’s near term supply and demand balance, where occupiers are still firm on location and functionality, but they are also watching new supply and lease timing closely. Sengkang Connection sits right in the middle of that practical

If you are considering a move into B2 industrial space, you are not only buying bricks, you are buying a location within Singapore’s industrial zoning logic and the kind of tenant profile that typically matches it. In that sense, “pricing outlook” is really two questions stacked together: what the market is likely to pay for industrial space over the next few quarters, and how Sengkang Connection’s B2 positioning affects what you can earn, what you can lease to, and what ri

If you are setting up a family office in Singapore, the promise is attractive but the mechanics are unforgiving. The biggest trap I have seen is treating the 13O and 13U incentives as if they are a general “tax perk” that automatically follows whatever your family buys, whether that is a condominium unit in town, a larger landed home, or a portfolio of Singapore properties. Under Singapore’s family office tax incentives, the incentive vehicle has to meet specific headlin

The first time I stepped into a Vanda Green showflat, what struck me wasn’t just how “nice” the interiors looked on marketing brochures. It was how the space held its own when you were actually inside it, moving from room to room, pausing at the same angles you’d use at home, and imagining where your sofa, dining table, and everyday mess would realistically go. A showflat is never a perfect replica of a finished home, but a good one still tells you a lot. You can feel wh

If you have been tracking the Dunearn Road corridor and the wider Bukit Timah rhythm lately, you will notice a pattern. Demand remains steady, but buyers are getting pickier, not just about size and layout, but about how the whole development fits daily life. Which exit routes feel practical at different times of day. How the unit orientation affects heat and privacy. Whether the concept of “new condo in Bukit Timah” actually translates into a better commute, a better tenan