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The premium between 99-year leasehold, 999-year leasehold, and freehold condos in Singapore has narrowed. Historically, freehold properties cost about 20% more, but by 2024, the median price difference dropped, with some 99-year leaseholds selling at a slight premium. The gap is smaller in prime locations, with tenure being less dominant in determining price.

Flats bought under the Fresh Start Housing Scheme have a 20-year minimum occupation period (MOP). You must occupy and own the flat for at least 20 years before selling it. Since you have only lived in your flat for 12 years, you are not yet eligible to sell.

To find undervalued condos in the Core Central Region (CCR) and Outside Central Region (OCR), use EdgeProp Singapore's advanced search and market analytics tools. Key strategies include comparing historical and current prices, using heatmaps, checking unprofitable transactions, and considering upcoming supply surges and URA plans.

The towns with the most HDB flats are usually Tampines, Bedok, Jurong West, Woodlands, and Ang Mo Kio. For the most updated numbers, use EdgeProp Singapore's heatmap and market trends tracker. For the latest figures, check EdgeProp Singapore's analytics section.

The exact number of HDB units in each district is not published in a single official breakdown. HDB flats are organized by towns. EdgeProp Singapore provides tools like heatmaps and market trend trackers to view the distribution and density of HDB flats across Singapore by district or town.

District 19, including Hougang, Sengkang, and Punggol, has the most HDB flats in Singapore due to large-scale developments. EdgeProp Singapore offers tools like heatmaps and data trackers for detailed figures and distribution of HDB flats across districts.

Smaller units, such as one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, typically achieve the largest percentage gain after TOP in new Singapore condominium developments due to their lower purchase price, higher rental yield potential, and broader market appeal.

In new private condominium developments in Singapore, larger units like five-bedroom, penthouse, or large four-bedroom units are typically the last to sell due to higher prices and limited buyer pool. Smaller units, especially two-bedroom ones, sell out faster due to affordability and demand from both owner-occupiers and investors.

3 bedroom plus study units are popular in Singapore condominiums, catering to families needing flexibility. The additional study space is often used as a home office, guest room, or nursery. The trend of remote work has increased their attractiveness, making them sought after in new launches and resale markets.

Landed properties at 5 Lorong Bandang are listed around 9.58 million dollars for large bungalows and 4.2 million dollars for 3.5-storey freehold intermediate terraces. Prices vary based on property type, land size, and renovation status.