Singapore’s landed market continues to challenge conventional expectations—with prices rising despite high interest rates and broader economic headwinds. This episode breaks down how a $900K capital deployment in 2022 could translate into a 166% gain over three years, and why future price jumps might still be on the table.   Melvin Lim from PropertyLimBrothers brings a data-backed view, referencing recent DBS reports and private wealth migration trends to examine why supply constraints, exit quantum considerations, and intergenerational wealth matter in this segment. He also explores the “split your horses” strategy and how tenants can effectively become your third investor, enabling ROI figures as high as 433% under the right conditions.   For those evaluating landed opportunities, stretching capital across multiple assets, or weighing the role of freehold underdogs in a diversified portfolio, this discussion is one to take notes on.   00:00 Gain is more than 100% over 3 years00:17 Intro00:36 Strategy #2 - Go Strongest but be careful of Exit Quantum08:23 The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 202510:04 The First Season after each Shift-of-Size regulation might be one of the best opportunity12:09 2.5M Real Estate Residential Investment 12 Months Ago13:00 Market Liquidity Surge16:01 Strategy 3: Split Your Horses with Low Quantum and Let Investor 3 pay for it23:03 Strategy #4: Always Hunt for Freehold, Bigger Project Underdogs27:34 Outro