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Resale Volumes Rebound, New Launch Sales Mixed Across Singapore Market
Published 28 July 2026 · Covers news from 27 Jul to 28 Jul
Condo resale activity picked up in June 2026 as buyers returned to the secondary market, while new launch results were uneven — Dunearn House moved 55% at launch with one unit type selling out, and Meyer Blue in District 15 is now down to only four- and five-bedroom units after reaching 78% sold.
- 99.co reports that condo resale volumes rebounded in June 2026, with buyers returning to the secondary market — signalling renewed secondary-market appetite after earlier softness [2].
- Dunearn House sold 55% of units at its launch, though one unit type sold out completely, suggesting selective demand rather than broad-based take-up across the project [4].
- Meyer Blue on Meyer Road (D15) has reached 78% sold, leaving only four- and five-bedroom units available; Stacked Homes notes the project is freehold and positioned as a luxury offering [1].
- Real Estate Asia reports that analysts expect Singapore private home prices to rise 2–4% in 2026 — this is a forecast, not confirmed data, and should be read as an analyst estimate rather than an established outcome [3].
- The Business Times reports that investors are targeting Singapore co-living assets as part of a broader Asia-Pacific "living" sector boom valued at US$13.8 billion, reflecting institutional interest in alternative residential formats [7].
Sources
- [1]Meyer Blue Review: A District 15 Luxury Condo On Meyer Road With Only Four- And Five-Bedders Remaining
Stacked Homes · 27/07/2026
- [2]Condo resale volumes rebounded in June 2026 as buyers returned to the secondary market - 99.co
Google News — Singapore property · 27/07/2026
- [3]Singapore private home prices expected to rise 2-4% this year - Real Estate Asia
Google News — Singapore property · 26/07/2026
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