Insightful Property Reports

Developers’ sales surge to three month high in July, powered by two new launches Developers’ sales rebounded in July, hitting a three month high, boosted by healthy take up at new project launches during the month New private home sales came in at 731 units (excluding Executive Condominiums) in July, more than four times the 156 units transacted in the previous month It is the highest monthly sales since April 2026 when 1 548 new units were sold.

Developers’ sales in June hit the lowest since February 2024 amid a dearth of new launches sales expected to rebound in July Developers’ sales in June were the lowest in more than two years, as a lack of new launches and quiet market activity typical of the school holiday period weighed o transactions There were 156 new private homes (ex EC) sold during the month the lowest since February 2024 where 153 units were transacted.

Private new home sales in May fell to a three month low amid limited new launches Developers’ sales fell to a three month low in May 2026 owing to limited new launches in the month There were 447 new homes (ex ECs) transacted in May, marking a sharp 71 1 decline from the 1 548 new units sold in the previous month. This is the lowest monthly new home sales tally since 246 units (ex EC) changed hands in February 2026

Industrial property prices and rents continued to register steady growth in Q2 2026, supported by resilient economic conditions and robust growth in the manufacturing sector. Investment activity remained healthy during the quarter, underpinned by firm investor appetite for commercial assets, particularly within the industrial sector. Transaction volume was boosted by new project launches and several notable investment deals. Although the total transaction value eased from the previous quarter, it remained elevated at nearly $1.3 billion.

The office market saw a slight uptick in Q2 2026, with the ongoing supply squeeze continuing to support rentals and keep vacancies low. A thin pipeline of new, prime office space, coupled with the persisting "flight-to-quality" trend continued to drive market activity in the office segment.

Shophouse market activity remained relatively subdued in Q2 2026, with transaction volume staying muted amid persistent market uncertainties and a pricing mismatch between buyers and sellers. Nevertheless, total transaction value rebounded during the quarter, lifted by several high-value deals that boosted the overall sales value. In a nutshell, there was value recovery without a volume recovery.