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New private home sales plunge 53.8% in December amid year-end holidays

Sales of new private homes plunged 53.8 per cent month-on-month last December, on the back of the year-end holidays and with few new units launched. Developers sold 538 homes - excluding executive condominiums - in December, according to data complied by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). This was a sharp drop from the revised 1,165 homes sold the previous month. On a year-on-year basis,...

Citizens from new markets among buyers of top condos here

The cooling measures introduced in July 2018 have dampened overall home-buying demand but in the top end of the condo market, foreigners may have shown more resilience. Drawing data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority's (URA) Realis, a report by ERA Research & Consultancy showed that the number of non-landed private residential units in the Core Central Region (CCR) bought by Singaporeans sank some...

Singapore condo resale volume shrinks 27.4% in 2019: SRX

The number of Singapore condominium units resold last year totaled just 9,017, sliding 27.4 per cent from 2018, according to real estate portal SRX Property's latest report on the non-landed private residential resale market. As for December 2019, an estimated 650 units were resold during the month, dropping 15.4 per cent from the previous month but increasing 21.5 per cent year on year (y-o-y),...

Private home prices expected to rise this year after 2.5% gain in 2019

Prices of private homes in Singapore are expected to rise by between 1 and 5 per cent this year, analysts say, after clocking a 2.5 per cent gain in 2019. At 2.5 per cent, the price growth moderated from the 7.9 per cent clip in 2018, the Urban Redevelopment Authority's (URA) flash estimate showed. For the fourth quarter of 2019, the overall price index for private homes was up 0.3 per cent - led by...

Property 2020 — Few policy changes ahead but Sers, co-living to excite the market

2019 was a busy year for the Ministry of National Development, with several major announcements related to housing policies. Advertisement Analysts told TODAY that they expect 2020 to be a “quiet year” with few to no policy changes, especially with a General Election around the corner — it has to be called by April 2021. Mr Nicholas Mak, the head of research and consultancy at real estate...

Singapore private home prices up 0.3% in Q4, 2.5% for 2019: URA flash data

Private home prices in Singapore rose for the third consecutive quarter in 2019, as the Urban Redevelopment Authority's (URA) flash estimate for the fourth quarter of 2019 shows that its overall price index for private homes rose 0.3 per cent over the prior quarter. For 2019 as a whole, prices are up 2.5 per cent, versus the 7.9 per cent rise seen in 2018, according to the URA flash data released on...

Singapore property market expected to hold steady in 2020

Singapore's property market has been nothing but resilient in 2019. In particular, the residential primary sales market stood out as demand strengthened in the second half of the year even as trade tensions between the United States and China escalated, and the 2019 economic outlook for Singapore dimmed. Developers sold 29 per cent more new homes in the five months between July and November 2019,...

Property investment volume ‘respectable’ despite 31.8% drop in 2019: CBRE

Singapore's total real estate investment volume fell 31.8 per cent to S$22.83 billion as at Dec 13, the lowest volume since 2016, according to CBRE on Thursday. This was due to a slower collective sales market this year compared with a year ago. The previous year saw a few large collective sale sites being transacted, along with the award of two Government Land Sale (GLS) sites worth over a billion...

Singapore easing property curbs seen unlikely as election looms

Singapore is unlikely to ease property cooling measures as it heads into a high-stakes election that could take place in the first half of next year. Although several developers, including second-largest City Developments, have called upon the government to loosen curbs to help fix an apartment glut, such a move could cost the ruling People's Action Party votes. Relaxing property curbs risks sending...

November new private home sales get bump from old launches

Sales of new private homes rose 23 per cent in November from the previous month, boosted by demand for projects launched during the last two years. Developers sold 1,147 homes, excluding executive condominiums, in November, compared with 931 homes in October, according to data compiled by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). Year-on-year, however, sales were 4.5 per cent lower than the 1,201...

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