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Singapore residential investment sales plummet to S$1.9b in Q2
Singapore residential investment sales plummet to S$1.9b in Q2
Both the public and private sectors saw steep declines.
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Why Singapore’s home sales lull is expected to be short-lived
The tepid home sales in June will not persist.
Singapore private home sales hit six-month low in June
Sales declined by 12.8% to 272 units compared to the prior month.
Global residential real estate value hits a whopping US$286.9 trillion in 2024
Four out of the top 10 markets are APAC countries.
Rental gap between large and small residential units now narrowing in Tokyo
The shrinking supply of smaller units made affordable rents relatively scarce.
Tokyo’s strong residential hub appeal unlikely to wane: analyst
Sustained rental growth and occupancy rates are expected to continue this year.
Tokyo residential occupancy rates slip to 96.5% in Q2
Analysts expect some slight softening in occupancy rates in the near term.
Bangkok luxury housing market expected to cautiously expand
Demand within the 10-30 million baht price segment remains the key market driver.
Tokyo residential rents continue to rise in Q2
Rents in 23W and C5W grew by 8.4% and 9.5% YoY, respectively.
Migration trends affecting Tokyo’s residential market revealed
Tokyo 23W recorded a net inflow of 63,200 new residents between March and May 2025.
Why Singapore private home prices grew at the slowest pace in three quarters
Home prices only increased by a marginal 0.5% in Q2 2025.
Sydney apartment completions projected to reach 2,554 units in 2025
This reflects a 13% decline from 2024 levels.
Melbourne apartment supply to experience a ‘cyclical trough’ this year
Less than 2,000 units are expected to be completed in 2025.
Singapore HDB resale prices to increase by 4-5% in 2025
Prices were previously predicted to grow by 5-7%.
Ho Chi Minh City to see up to 6,000 new prime apartments this year
More lower-priced projects are expected in outer districts.
Singapore HDB resale prices up 0.9% in Q2
This is the third consecutive quarter of softer price growth.
High-end housing demand in Delhi to remain robust
Supply is also expected to remain strong.