Residential
Singapore private residential rents finally stabilised in 2024
Singapore private residential rents finally stabilised in 2024
Find out where the market is headed next.
Why Singapore residential demand is expected to be robust this year
Analysts expect spillover buying demand to continue in 2025.
What does Singapore’s residential supply pipeline look like?
Residential supply dipped by 0.5% to 35,305 units as of Q4.
Singapore private residential prices record largest QoQ growth
Prices increased 2.3% in Q4 2024.
Singapore private home prices to rise by 3-4% in 2025
This is relatively on par with the rate of increase recorded in 2024.
Hong Kong residential sales decline 11.7% to 3,200 transactions in February
First-hand sales rose 17% to 900 transactions.
Singapore resale flat prices record slowest quarterly increase in five quarters
Resale prices rose by 1.5% in Q1 2025.
Singapore private home prices up 0.6% in Q1
Both landed and non-landed homes saw growth in prices during the quarter.
Key drivers of Singapore’s stellar February new home sales revealed
Two projects boosted the sales figures during the month.
Singapore new home sales surge to 1,575 units in February
This is 10 times more than the 153 units sold during the same period last year.
Melbourne apartment supply likely to fall until 2026
Only 4,000+ new units were completed in 2024.
Mumbai new prime residential launches hit record high of over 10,000 units
New launches grew 16% in Q4.
Jakarta to see several condominium projects in 2025
Ascott is expected to introduce three new developments this year.
Kuala Lumpur remains most affordable prime residential market in APAC
This helps enhance its appeal in the sector along with its other APAC peers.
What is the saving grace for Singapore’s rental market in 2025?
Private residential rents may remain flat this year.
Hong Kong mass and luxury residential capital values to drop by 5% this year
Meanwhile, luxury residential rents could rise by up to 5%.
Singapore non-landed home rental index rises for second straight quarter
The rental index inched up 0.2% in Q4.
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