As we move into the first quarter of 2026, the Singapore property market continues to show resilience despite global economic headwinds. Homeowners and investors alike are watching closely as new cooling measures begin to take full effect.
Data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) suggests a stabilization in the private residential price index. While transactions have moderated, prices remain sticky, particularly in the Core Central Region (CCR) where foreign demand has slightly cooled but local wealth remains strong.
For HDB resale flats, the million-dollar club continues to expand, but at a slower pace. The government's push to increase BTO supply is finally alleviating some demand pressure, giving buyers more options and reducing the frenetic pace of Cash Over Valuation (COV) that characterized previous years.