有见地的房地产市场报告

Despite macroeconomic uncertainties, Singapore’s residential property market demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025, balancing strong home sales with measured price growth amid falling interest rates, positive economic outlook and the bounce in the stock market. Both the private and public housing segments continued to attract steady demand, showcasing the underlying strength of the local market and the enduring appeal of residential properties.

PropNex has published the 2025 edition of its Homebuyer Sentiment and Preferences Report, which not only provides an update to its 2023 report but also dives deeper into the housing budget and financing options of prospective buyers, as well as the impact of shifting market trends on their purchasing decisions. Read the report to find out how homebuyer preferences have shifted and what are the top concerns of buyers today!

In the first half of 2025, the landed residential property market slowed considerably, with buyers taking a wait-and-see approach amidst the market uncertainties and economic volatilities. Activity in the GCB market was relatively muted in 1H 2025, achieving about 7 deals worth nearly $253 million in the year-to-date, compared to 2H 2024, where 14 deals amounting $441 million were achieved - though there were more big-ticket GCB transactions recorded during the first half of the year. Read this report for insights of how the GCB and Prestige landed market performed in the first half of the year as well as PropNex’s forecast for the second half of 2025!