More properties on the auction block... ...but don’t expect dirt-cheap buys
Judge a potential bargain against recent comparable deals and ownership cost, says expert

Two wives, no bigger share: Why man in polygamous marriage can’t claim more of his assets after break-up with first wife

BT 10/10/26 - Family offices see more tailored products, leverage ‘collective firepower’ for direct deal access

URA flags ‘persistent trend’ of suspected cases of unauthorised works in homes

🏘 Johor-Singapore SEZ property prices are up 7-9%, but investors still face one big risk

Savills said the prospects of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) may contribute to the emergence of a new rental asset category in the Malaysian state that is distinct from both the local rental market and the speculative high-rise stock from Johor's past booms.

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ST 11/10/26 - More properties on the auction block but don’t expect dirt-cheap buys

Johor property now needs a budget 10 to 13% above the headline price for foreign buyers.

Stamp duty has risen to 8% and a 3% state levy applies, while RTS condos and Iskandar villas carry very different yield and exit profiles.

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Middle Road commercial building for sale at $80 mil

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Real estate investment sales set to hit new record in 2026: Knight Frank Singapore

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URA flags ‘persistent trend’ of suspected cases of unauthorised works in homes

Senai’s 2nd act: JS-SEZ reshapes Johor’s factory town as Singapore’s industrial ally
Cross-border investments are turning the area into a high-value manufacturing powerhouse

The line between public servants and private property
A report suggests civil servants disproportionately bought homes near planned but yet-announced MRT stations

Man used shell firms to rent houses, later defaulting on payments and refusing to move out