Data reveals what narratives hide.

Housing markets move on incentives, not headlines.

SINGAPORE HOUSING MARKET RESEARCH

DATA-FIRST ANALYSIS OF HOUSING MARKETS

Understanding housing markets through data, policy, and incentives.

Housing is one of the most important assets households own, yet the information surrounding property markets is often fragmented, narrative-driven, and poorly analysed. My work focuses on studying housing markets through data, policy structures, and behavioural incentives. Using large-scale datasets, analytical infrastructure, and macroeconomic context, I research how housing markets actually function - with a primary focus on Singapore and a broader interest in Southeast Asia.

Research Cases 06
Media Mentions 22
Talks / Keynotes 07

RESEARCH PHILOSOPHY

Markets make more sense when you study the system.

Housing markets are shaped by a complex interaction of policy, infrastructure, capital flows, and human behaviour. Understanding them requires more than commentary - it requires structured data, careful analysis, and the ability to connect signals across multiple layers of the system. My research focuses on combining large-scale housing data, macroeconomic context, and policy analysis to explain how housing markets actually function.

Because when the data is clear, the market becomes easier to understand.

Case Studies

Latest Research

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Workshop

Investing in Singapore Property: A US Professional's Playbook

US Professional Audience Briefing • Singapore

Presented a practical diligence framework for evaluating Singapore property from an international investor perspective.

Keynote

Singapore Property & Policy Briefing for GOPIO Singapore Leaders

GOPIO Singapore • Singapore

Delivered a structured briefing on Singapore housing policy and market realities to senior community and business leaders.

Guest Lecture

Entrepreneurship in Singapore: Systems, Execution, and Human-Centric Innovation

UT Austin MTC • Singapore

Spoke to UT Austin students about building in Singapore and designing automation to increase human value.

Speaking visual for a guest lecture on entrepreneurship, execution, and human-centric innovation

Journey

My Personal Timeline

2019-2022
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Foundation

Built a business and market-thinking foundation at the University of Birmingham

My undergraduate training in International Business gave me an early grounding in markets, incentives, strategy, and how economic decisions play out in the real world.

2021-2022
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Early Analytics

Moved from broad business analysis into more data-driven problem solving

Early roles across reporting, analysis, and process work sharpened my interest in using structured data to reduce ambiguity and support better decisions.

2022-2023
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Research Formation

Developed a stronger analytical and geospatial research base at SUSS

My master's work in Analytics and Visualizations deepened the technical side of my work, especially through geospatial research on Singapore real-estate price prediction.

2023-2024
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Housing Systems

Shifted decisively into Singapore housing, market intelligence, and operational systems

My work moved beyond general analytics into housing-market research, dashboards, compliance systems, automation, and decision-support infrastructure.

2024-2026
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Research Infrastructure

Started building repeatable analytical systems instead of one-off analysis

This period sharpened my approach: combine SQL, Python, mapping, dashboards, and automation to make housing research more scalable, consistent, and usable.

2024-Present
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Public Commentary

Began translating housing research into public commentary and external briefings

Research increasingly became public-facing through media appearances, market briefings, and talks for broader audiences, with a focus on making complex housing signals easier to understand.

Mar 2026
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Autoflow

Started Autoflow to build practical AI and automation systems for lean teams

Autoflow extends the systems side of my work into consulting, focused on workflow automation, AI deployment, integrations, and reporting infrastructure for Singapore SMEs.

Aug 2026
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Next Chapter

Beginning a fully funded PhD in Real Estate at NUS

The next phase of my work will formalize a longer-term research agenda around housing markets, policy, urban systems, and evidence-based market analysis.

WORK

Research and systems built on data, not speculation.

I study Singapore's housing market through research, geospatial analysis, and analytical infrastructure designed to surface real market signals. The site now reflects both sides of the work: public-facing housing analysis and the technical systems that make that analysis repeatable.