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May Developer Sales Hit Three-Month Low as Hudson Place Dominates
Published 16 June 2026 · Covers news from 15 Jun to 16 Jun
New private home sales fell to 447 units in May 2026, a three-month low, with a single project — Hudson Place Residences — accounting for nearly half of all transactions. Separately, data analysis across five planning areas challenges widely held assumptions about Singapore property pricing and performance.
- Developer sales of new private homes totalled just 447 units in May 2026, described as a three-month low for the market. [1]
- Hudson Place Residences was the standout project, selling 209 units and accounting for 47% of all May transactions, with a median price of $2,465 psf. [1]
- Nearly 80% of Hudson Place buyers paid below $2.5 million per unit, with the project's pricing positioned below the city fringe median — a factor Stacked Homes reports as drawing buyers. [1]
- Data across five Singapore planning areas is reported to challenge common buyer assumptions: Queenstown's price gap with the Central Region is said to be narrowing, Geylang is noted for decade-long price outperformance, and the west is described as seeing shifting buyer profiles. [3]
- The Geylang finding in particular runs counter to the area's perceived stigma, with the numbers reportedly showing sustained outperformance over a ten-year period. [3]
Sources
- [1]This Was Singapore’s Best-Selling Condo In May — Nearly 80% Of Buyers Paid Below $2.5 Million
Stacked Homes · 15/06/2026
- [3]The Property Assumptions Singapore Buyers Still Believe In 2026 — And What The Numbers Actually Show
Stacked Homes · 15/06/2026
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