The Supply Wave Isn't a Crash | It's a Sorting Machine

Video description from @taufiqcorvin

Everyone's telling buyers to wait out the "32,000 unit supply glut" in Singapore.
Here's the problem: that advice ignores what actually happened at every major launch in the last two years.

In this video, I break down why a supply wave doesn't crash prices, it sorts them. While total unit supply climbs, the number of actual new launches has dropped (18 projects in 2026 vs. ~25 in 2025), and the well-located ones are still clearing 86–99% on launch weekend.
The undifferentiated stock is what gets left behind.

I walk through:

Why treating 32,000 units as "one number, one price effect" is the mistake costing buyers their entry
The two ways buyers get this wrong : waiting for a crash that never comes, and FOMO-buying undifferentiated stock
My CORVIN Blueprint (Entry, Liveability, Appeal) — the three-filter framework I use to stress-test a project before a client commits
Real 2025 vs. 2026 launch-weekend take-up data: The Orie, Lyndenwoods, Penrith, Skye at Holland, Pinery Residences, Rivelle Tampines, Tengah Garden Residences, Vela Bay

If you've got a project or shortlist you're weighing,
DM me SELECT and I'll run it through the Blueprint with you.
No hype, no generic market talk, just an honest read on whether it's a winner for your specific position.

Not just the right home — the right move.