Singapore's small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are facing turbulent times as they grapple with the ripple effects of sweeping US tariffs imposed earlier this year. The sudden policy shift has forced local businesses to adopt defensive strategies, with many reconsidering their long-term growth plans.

The Singapore HDB resale market continues to break barriers, with Queenstown emerging as the hottest spot for premium public housing transactions. The latest headline-grabbing deal? A stunning five-room loft unit at SkyTerrace @ Dawson that just changed hands for an eye-watering $1,658,888 - setting a new benchmark for five-room flats in Singapore's public housing landscape.

The headlines keep coming: yet another HDB resale flat has reached an all-time high (ATH) price. While million-dollar transactions dominate the news, not every record-breaking sale crosses that eye-watering threshold – and that’s exactly what happened with a recent 4-room flat in Bedok.

The Housing & Development Board (HDB) market in Ang Mo Kio has reached unprecedented heights with a landmark transaction in May 2026. A spacious 120 sqm five-room flat at Block 588B Ang Mo Kio Street 52 changed hands for an astonishing $1.5 million, setting a new benchmark for similar properties in the mature estate.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has chosen to maintain Singapore's 2026 economic growth projection at 0-2%, citing cautious optimism as global trade tensions show signs of easing. This decision comes alongside new data revealing a stronger-than-expected first quarter performance.

Move over, private condos – Singapore's public housing just hit a jaw-dropping new milestone. In May 2026, history was made when a 146 sq m executive maisonette at Block 147 Mei Ling Street shattered records with a staggering $1.51 million price tag.

In an unprecedented market shift, modest 2-room HDB flats across Tampines, Sengkang and other heartland estates have shattered price ceilings, with multiple transactions crossing the $400,000 mark - establishing new all-time highs that defy conventional expectations.

The Singapore property market in 2026 is shaping up to be unlike any we've seen before, creating a fascinating landscape for buyers, sellers, and investors alike. Three major factors are converging to create this unique situation: a dramatic shift in focus toward the Core Central Region (CCR), an increasingly constrained supply of resale properties, and economic uncertainties that continue to ripple through global markets.