MinLaw proposes tiered consent rules under amendments to the strata law. Singapore’s proposed collective-sale changes could encourage more ageing developments to test the market, although an en bloc surge is unlikely, PropNex said. The comments come as the Ministry of Law proposed tiered consent requirements under the Land Titles (Strata) (Amendment) Bill 2026, including lower thresholds for developments aged at least 40 years. Under the bill, developments aged 40 to 59 years would require consent from 70% of owners for a collective sale, whilst those aged at least 60 years would require 65%. “A lower consent threshold could give ageing developments—which carry a rising maintenance burden—a shot at collective sale,” Fong said.