Hailey has spent the past six years in Singapore’s property trenches, from showflat tours to real negotiations. Armed with a diploma and degree in real estate, she pairs formal training with real-world experience across developers and agency practice. Having worked with both numbers-first investors and emotion-led homebuyers, she’s particularly intrigued by the psychology behind property decisions.
At Stacked, Hailey brings a licensed practitioner’s perspective, unpacking the nuances behind each purchase while keeping things thoughtful, practical, and just a little bit curious.
Pinnacle's scarcity keeps resale prices firm even against newer flats nearby, unlike Dawson, which sits beside a cheaper substitute in Strathmore Avenue.
A couple earning $600,000 a year weighs decoupling a landed home, keeping both properties or selling up to buy two replacements, and what each route would cost.
Three freehold Singapore properties, two eyed for boutique hotel conversion, are on the market for a combined $67 million through CBRE, with the tender closing 21 October.
A rebuilt Jalan Besar shophouse is on sale for $33.8 million, though its serviced apartment and F&B uses are still pending renewal or approval from URA.