Introduction: The RCR Condo That Breaks the Rules In Singapore’s property landscape, the Rest of Central Region (RCR) is often synonymous with premium pricing and dependable capital appreciation. These homes are viewed as a safe middle ground — a step up from suburban OCR projects but still more accessible than the Core Central Region. Yet, The Sen condominium in District 21 is quietly rewriting those rules. Behind its RCR address lies a development built on an unconventional

Trade tensions. Tariff wars. Inflationary pressures. Conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. The global economy of recent years has been defined by turbulence, not calm. From rising energy costs to uncertain supply chains, homeowners and investors around the world have had to navigate a constant undercurrent of instability. And yet, in the midst of this uncertainty, Singapore’s property market has done something unusual — it has stabilised. URA’s latest Q3 2025 data paints

In Singapore’s vibrant Core Central Region (CCR), Skye at Holland stands out as an exciting new condo launch in District 10. Developed by...