Private home prices in 2026 are expected to grow modestly , supported by stable demand despite more new launches entering the market. Buyers are likely to remain selective, with mass-market and city-fringe homes  seeing steadier activity compared to the high-end segment. Increased housing supply and higher interest rates will keep price growth in check , leading to a more balanced and sustainable market. Read the full insights here: https://www.orangetee.com/ResearchHub/Resea

Rental demand in 2026 is set to stay healthy, but rising supply across both private and HDB segments will keep rental growth moderate. Private residential rents are expected to climb only slightly, while HDB rents hold steady with mild increases. More newly completed homes and a surge of MOP-eligible flats will increase competition among landlords and stabilise the market. Read the full report here: https://www.orangetee.com/ResearchHub/ResearchHubPage?rhid=tYNNzNQdMY4=

September 2025 New Home Sales Slide Amid Launch Pause In September 2025, Singapore’s new private home market slowed sharply, with only 255 units sold (excluding Executive Condominiums) — an 88% drop from August and 36% lower year-on-year, mainly due to the lack of major new launches. Most sales were in the city fringe (RCR), followed by the suburbs (OCR) and the Core Central Region (CCR). Executive Condominiums remained in demand, with several units above S$1,800 psf and some

Singapore Private Residential Market Holds Steady in Q3 2025 Artist's impression of Zyon Grand In Q3 2025, private home prices rose 0.9%, while rents increased 1.2% overall. In the Core Central Region (CCR), non-landed prices climbed 1.7%, showing continued strength in prime locations. Developers launched 4,191 new units and sold 3,288, marking a strong rebound in market activity. Realion (OrangeTee & ETC) Research sees steady prices, active launches, and CCR demand as signs