Singapore home launches hit highest annual volume since 2013

There were 11,482 units launched in 2025.

Singapore’s residential market saw robust activity in 2025, with a total of 11,482 units launched — the highest annual volume since 2013 — according to Savills. Strong sales momentum and lower interest rates encouraged developers to bring more projects to market, with the Rest of Central Region (RCR) and Outside Central Region (OCR) contributing the bulk of supply.

In the final quarter, total launches fell 37.2% quarter-on-quarter to 2,632 units, as developers adjusted schedules around the year-end festive period and holidays. Launches in the Core Central Region (CCR) and OCR declined sharply, down 64.1% and 66.3% QoQ to 666 and 451 units, respectively. By contrast, RCR launches jumped 51.8% QoQ to 1,515 units — the highest quarterly total since Q4/2024 — accounting for 57.6% of all Q4 launches.

Savills noted that although the CCR formed the smallest share of launches in 2025, developers still launched 2,618 units — the highest CCR volume since 2021 — reflecting sustained confidence in prime residential locations despite higher Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) rates. Overall, the launch activity underscores developers’ strong response to favorable market conditions, with RCR and OCR leading supply expansion while CCR remains a key target for buyers seeking prime homes.