Retail market conditions remained stable , with island-wide occupancy edging up to 93.7% , supported by resilient Fringe/Suburban demand and absorption-led take-up in the city. New retail supply is expected to remain limited in 2026 and 2027 , with upcoming completions largely confined to projects such as Canninghill Square, Clifford Centre Redevelopment, and Chill @ Chong Pang . Prime Orchard/Scotts Road rents are projected to rise by 1.5%–2.5% in 2026. Prime rents in other

CBD continued to reinforce its position as Singapore’s business core , with island-wide office occupancy rising to 95.1% , the highest level since Q1 2024, driven primarily by net absorption in the CBD. Office rents in the Central Region edged up modestly , with the URA office rental index increasing 0.4% QoQ  in Q4 2025, supported mainly by premium Marina Bay rents , while most Grade A CBD rents remained stable. Office capital values continued to soften , as the Central Regi

Private home prices continued to rise but at a slower pace , with the URA price index increasing 0.6% QoQ  in Q4 2025 and 3.3% for the full year , marking the slowest annual growth since 2020. Total private home sales reached a four-year high in 2025 , with 26,492 units transacted , driven by a sharp increase in new home sales despite fewer project launches in Q4. Rental prices dipped modestly in Q4 2025 , while leasing volumes fell on seasonal factors; however, overall occup

Luxury home sales rose to a 13-quarter high  in Q4 2025, with 184 transactions above S$5 million  in the Core Central Region, driven mainly by new luxury launches. 20260202120854- Singaporeans continued to dominate luxury purchases , accounting for 73.4% of transactions , while foreign buyer activity remained subdued due to existing cooling measures. Ultra-luxury demand remained resilient , with stable transactions above S$10 million  and continued acceptance of premium prici