Insightful Property Reports

Developers’ sales surged to 11 month high in October, propelled by robust demand for new launches monthly sales in the Core Central Region are highest in over 18 years.

Following the blockbuster sales in August, private new home sales fell to a nine month low in September, with 255 new homes (ex EC) sold during the month The lower transaction volume was due to the lack of new launches, as the market took a breather amid the Lunar Seventh Month (ghost month).

Developers’ sales surged to a 9 month high in August , with 2,142 new private homes (ex. EC) sold during the month. Sales were powered by strong demand at the five new launches in August, which accounted for 88% of the month’s transactions. New home sales in August were led by the Outside of Central Region (OCR), where 1,153 new units (ex. EC) were sold.

The office property market was soft in Q3 2025, as the office price index slipped for the fourth straight quarter. Both sales value and volume also fell during the quarter – likely due to ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties and cautious investment sentiment.

Prices, rentals, and occupancies of industrial properties held relatively steady in Q3 2025 amid a growing economy and improving business sentiment. Industrial sales transactions were healthy, with higher total sales value recorded in the quarter.

Sales momentum in the commercial shophouse market rebounded in Q3 2025, supported by a recovery in sentiment amongst both buyers and sellers. Buying interest for shophouse has picked up, with the moderation in interest rates, ongoing strength of the Singapore economy, and positive tourism sector outlook. According to advance estimates from the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), Singapore's economy grew by 1.3% quarter-on-quarter (QOQ) in Q3 2025, following a 1.5% QOQ expansion in Q2 2025. Optimism in the growth outlook and prospects of a de-escalation in US-China trade tensions could help to support the shophouse sector.