The source provides an extensive analysis of Singapore’s property market dynamics in late 2025, highlighting a significant "K-shaped" divergence where premium assets outperform the mass market across all sectors. In the public housing domain, overall HDB resale price growth is slowing due to effective government supply policy, yet the number of million-dollar HDB transactions is simultaneously surging, reflecting strong demand for prime, scarce flats. Conversely, the private residential sector remains resilient, driven by a surge in new project launches and consistent demand from HDB upgraders capitalising on accumulated equity, with the prime Core Central Region showing the strongest growth. Finally, the analysis covers the effective rollout of the new Standard, Plus, and Prime BTO framework, noting that despite stringent resale restrictions, the most desirable prime locations remain heavily oversubscribed, confirming that location is the dominant factor for homebuyers.