The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results are in, and the March 2026 2nd bidding confirms what many in the market have been anticipating — COE prices are rising again across all categories . After a brief dip in February, the market has rebounded strongly over the last two bidding exercises. With consecutive increases now observed, the key question is:Are we entering another upward cycle? COE Results Comparison (March 2026) Category March 2026 1st Bidding March 202

Motorists in Singapore should prepare for higher Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) charges , as the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has confirmed a rate increase at several key expressway locations starting 23 March 2026 . The adjustment will see ERP charges rise by S$1 during peak hours at four congestion-prone locations, reflecting LTA’s ongoing efforts to optimise traffic flow and manage road congestion across the island. Where Will ERP Rates Increase? The revised ERP rates

The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results are out following the close of the Chinese New Year period. After several rounds of softening prices in February, March 2026’s first bidding exercise shows signs of movement again. Is this a rebound? Or simply market stabilisation after festive slowdowns? Let’s break down the numbers and what they mean for buyers and sellers. COE Results Comparison Category February 2026 2nd Bidding March 2026 1st Bidding Difference CAT A $1

British supercar manufacturer McLaren Automotive has introduced a rare collector’s model — the Artura Spider MCL39 Championship Edition — to commemorate McLaren Racing’s historic 10th Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship . The exclusive model celebrates the team’s triumph during the 2025 Formula 1 season , which culminated at the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay Street Circuit . The season was particularly memorable for the team, as Lando Norris also secured his first For

The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results released by the Land Transport Authority for February 2026 2nd bidding are out — and the numbers show a continued softening trend in several key categories. With Chinese New Year just concluded, many buyers and dealers are watching closely: is this the typical post-festive slowdown, or are we entering a more sustained correction phase? Let’s break down the numbers. COE Price Comparison (February 2026) Category February 1st

The first Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bidding exercise of February 2026 offers fresh insight into how the market is adjusting after the New Year momentum seen in January. Following a relatively active start to 2026, buyers and sellers are now reassessing their next moves as COE prices show signs of recalibration. In this article, we compare February 2026 1st bidding results with January 2026 1st and 2nd bidding , analyse whether it is a better time to buy or sell , and