Singapore residential supply pipeline hits 36,814 units in Q3

Nearly half of this pipeline was unsold.

According to a Savills report, at the end of Q3/2025, the pipeline supply of residential properties (excluding executive condominiums (ECs)) in Singapore that have obtained planning approvals for the third consecutive quarters grew by a marginal 0.4% to 36,814 units, as compared to the 3.7% increase in the previous quarter.

“Out of this pool of pipeline supply, 46.3% or 17,029 units were unsold. The number of unsold units was 7.9% lower than the figure in Q2/2025, signaling the strong sales performance of new launches.”

Here’s more from Savills:

Among the upcoming launches, there is a good mix across all market segments. For the projects that were launched in October, the take-up rate of these developments had been exceptionally high, even for those in the CCR.

For instance, the 666-unit Skye at Holland was almost sold out during the weekend of launch, with almost all buyers being Singaporeans and PRs. This indicated the broader recovery of the CCR market, which has been largely affected by the tightening of the additional buyer’s stamp duty in April 2023.

With the lower interest rates and better-than-expected economic performance of Singapore’s economy, the sales momentum of upcoming new projects is expected to remain strong.