Luxury home sales hit 4‑year high in H1 with 353 deals

This comes even as overall private home sales declined.

Singapore's luxury home sales reached their highest first-half level in four years, with 353 landed and non-landed homes in the Core Central Region (CCR) priced at $5m or more changing hands in the first six months (H1) of 2026, according to Realion (OrangeTee & ETC) Research.

Based on URA Realis caveat data, luxury home transactions rose 24.7% year on year (YoY) from 283 deals in H1 2025 and were 54.8% higher than the 228 transactions recorded in H1 2024.

The figures exclude bulk transactions involving more than one unit, according to Realion.

Realion said the increase came as wealthy investors sought prime residential assets amidst global macroeconomic uncertainty.

The growth in luxury home sales contrasted with the broader private residential market.

Overall private home sales, excluding executive condominiums, fell to 10,909 units in H1 2026 from 12,328 units in H1 2025.

Luxury new home sales increased 78% YoY to 73 units in H1 2026 from 41 a year earlier, whilst luxury resale transactions rose 15.9% to 277 units from 239.

Sales were spread across 101 luxury condominium projects, with River Modern recording the most transactions at 44 units, followed by The Draycott with 11 units. Goodwood Residence and Leedon Residence each posted eight deals.

On a quarterly basis, luxury home transactions eased to 162 deals in Q2 from 191 in Q1.

However, Realion noted that activity remained above the three-year quarterly average of 137 transactions recorded between Q1 2023 and Q4 2025.

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