Residential Property
HDB resale prices to rise 4–5.5% in 2025
HDB resale prices to rise 4–5.5% in 2025
In Q2, resale prices rose 0.9% QoQ and 8% YoY, marking the 21st consecutive quarter of price growth.
COTD: Landed transactions slightly dip in Q2
It is still above the past three-year quarterly average of 389 units.
Singapore private leasing rises 2.8% in Q2
About 21.3% of units in non-landed developments completed since Q3 2024 had been leased.
Older buyers, HDB resales to fuel 2025 private home demand: Savills
Sales drop to lowest quarter in over four years on fewer launches.
PropNex doubles H1 net profit to $42.26m on higher revenue
It has proposed a cash dividend of 5 Singaporean cents per share.
Ascott signs deal to manage five-star hotel in Johor Bahru
It will offer 207 rooms and target both short- and long-stay travellers.
Tuan Sing swings to H1 profit on $19.2m
Revenue fell 34% YoY to $70.3m due to muted operational performance across its core business segments.
169 million dollar HDB flats sold in July
This represents 6.6% of the total resale volume in the month.
Singapore developers seen holding back on land bids
Some may form joint ventures for big projects to cut risk.
CDL takes top bids for Senja Close and Woodlands Drive 17
The two land parcels are for the development of Executive Housing Condominiums.
COTD: Landed home prices dip below $2,000 psf in Q2
This was a 0.9% decrease quarter-on-quarter.
Over 900 units across three residential sites sold on launch weekend
Promenade Peak in Zion Promenade moved 331 units out of 596 (56%).
Shophouse outlook softens amid investor pushback on valuations
Sales for 2025 are projected to hit between S$700m and S$800m.
Singapore’s luxury home market remains strong in H1
131 luxury non-landed homes were sold in H1 2025, 33.7% higher than in H2 2024.
Singapore investors target New Zealand mid-density properties
Favourable tax policies make New Zealand a hotspot for Singaporean property buyers.
Wealthy Singaporeans find value in Perth’s luxury property market
Education is the main driver for most relocating to the Australian city.
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