The private residential market in Singapore demonstrated resilience in 1H2025, despite a moderation in the second quarter. Private resale volumes rose 11.1% year-on-year to 7,212 transactions, up from 6,491 in 1H2024. This growth reflects continued demand for move-in-ready homes, particularly among upgraders. In the resale segment, large-scale developments with full facilities and strong MRT connectivity remained top choices. Treasure at Tampines led with 45 transactions, followed by Parc Esta (33), The Tapestry (31), and Riverfront Residences (30), reaffirming buyer preference for projects with practical layouts and location advantages.

New home sales recorded a remarkable surge in 1H2025, jumping from 1,889 to 4,587 units. This more than twofold increase signals strong buyer confidence and renewed interest in project launches. The Rest of Central Region (RCR) accounted for much of this growth, driven by successful launches such as One Marina Gardens, Bloomsbury Residences, and The Orie. The Outside Central Region (OCR) also saw robust demand, especially for affordably priced projects offering suburban convenience.

Newly launched luxury projects such as Robertson Opus saw strong uptake, with over 41% of units sold—primarily 2- and 3-bedroom units. This reflects continued appetite for well-curated, prime residences that offer exclusivity and long-term value.

Launches such as LyndenWoods, which sold 94% of its units on launch day, along with strong previews at River Green and Promenade Peak, suggest that underlying buyer confidence remains intact. These developments, located in tightly held areas near Great World MRT, offer rare opportunities for buyers seeking new supply in established neighbourhoods.

Despite global uncertainties, Singapore’s private residential market is expected to maintain its overall stability, anchored by sound fundamentals and buyer confidence.

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Prepared By:

Mohan Sandrasegeran

Head of Research & Data Analytics

Email: research@sri.com.sg