SingHaiyi-Led Consortium Acquires Loyang Valley for $880 Million in Record 2026 Residential En Bloc

SingHaiyi leads an $880 million acquisition of Loyang Valley, marking Singapore's largest residential collective sale of 2026 near the future Loyang MRT.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 18, 2026, 7:19 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from The Straits Times

A Major Breakthrough in a Subdued Collective Sale Market

The Singapore residential property sector witnessed its most significant transaction of the year on April 17, 2026, with the $880 million sale of Loyang Valley. A consortium led by the SingHaiyi Group secured the Changi-based condominium through a private treaty, following a public tender that closed in February without formal bids. This acquisition stands as the largest residential collective sale since the Thomson View deal in 2025, signaling a potential revival of interest in large-scale redevelopment sites despite a generally quiet market characterized by fewer major transactions.

Regulatory Guidance and the Path to Private Treaty Success

The successful conclusion of the deal was facilitated by what marketing agent Huttons described as timely guidance from local authorities. This regulatory clarity proved instrumental in providing the certainty required for both the developers and the 362 owners to move forward after a failed tender exercise. According to Terence Lian, head of investment sales at Huttons, such collaboration is vital for strengthening market confidence and supporting urban renewal objectives. The guide price of $880 million was notably $100 million lower than a previous attempt in 2022, reflecting a more pragmatic approach to valuation in the current economic climate.

Infrastructure Hub and Strategic Regional Transformation

SingHaiyi’s decision to pursue the site is deeply rooted in the long-term potential of Singapore’s eastern region. The new development is positioned to capitalize on the massive expansion of Changi Airport and the burgeoning Changi East Urban District. According to Gallant Tang, chief executive of SingHaiyi, the site’s proximity to upcoming aviation and logistics hubs makes it a compelling investment. Future residents will also benefit from significant infrastructural upgrades, specifically the Loyang Viaduct and the Cross Island Line, with the new Loyang MRT station slated to be located directly adjacent to the property.