Sg probably will keep growing till all new hdb is 1m dollars

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When DBS Bank recently suggested that Singapore’s average psf price of private homes could exceed S$4,000 — roughly double today’s level, it sparked plenty of debate. Double? That’s a bold prediction. In the first three quarters of this year, the median psf for non-landed private homes sits at about S$2,139, according to URA data. So if that 1,000 sq ft condo costs S$2.14 million today, it might be S$4.05 million by 2040. That’s not just a number — that’s the difference between “maybe one day” and “definitely not in this lifetime” for many of us. Some people shrugged and said, “Well, Singapore property always goes up.” Others called it unrealistic. Me? I think it really depends on timing, policy, and what kind of investor we are. I get the appeal of owning property. There’s a certain satis

They are very bullish. Might have some tips from their investors or their clients feel this way. Follow!

How?

Exciting

No doubt Singapore property prices has been going up and will continue to go up. Think "price doubling" scenario goes with "income doubling" in general. Continue investing for passive income and mindful of "healthcare doubling".

Possible if Singaporean is richer and inflation going up.

yeah buy more

DBS’s forecast of private home prices hitting S$4,000 psf in 15 years sounds bold but not unrealistic. With limited land, strong governance, and steady foreign inflows, Singapore property has natural long-term support. Even if growth isn’t smooth, the city’s transformation and infrastructure push should keep values trending upward. Still, I doubt the rise will be linear. Factors like interest rates, global uncertainty, and population shifts could slow the pace. Doubling in 15 years assumes strong income growth and sustained demand — conditions that may not always align. Personally, I prefer balance. Property is a good hedge, but I’d rather diversify through REITs and equities to capture growth with lower capital and debt risk. Prices may keep climbing, but I’m not betting everything on re

please don't put pressure on our already ridiculous sky high property prices... don't let our next generation die under these tremendous mortgages to be a slave for !

Price out of affordability possible with influx of high net worth foreigners so 4000 PSF potentially achievable