Sentiment Rebounds, HDB Yields Hit 9%, River Valley Asset Hits Market
Published 25 September 2026 · Covers news from 24 Sept to 25 Sept
Singapore's property market sentiment improved in Q2 2026 on stronger economic growth, while a new rental yield comparison finds HDB flats outperforming condos across all 25 towns. Meanwhile, a freehold mixed-use asset in River Valley and a cluster of industrial units are among notable commercial listings this week.
- NUS data cited by EdgeProp reports that Singapore property market sentiment rebounded in Q2 2026, attributed to stronger economic growth — marking a positive shift in buyer and investor confidence. [3]
- Stacked Homes' comparison of HDB and condo rental yields across 25 towns finds HDB flats out-yielded condos in every town, with three-room flats reaching as high as 9.08%; however, the analysis notes that MOP rules and ABSD constraints limit who can practically capture these returns. [2]
- Jurong's HDB rental yields are reported to be outpacing the rest of Singapore, according to Yahoo News Singapore, adding a geographic dimension to the broader HDB yield story. [11]
- A freehold mixed-use property in River Valley — carrying serviced apartment approval and commercial space — is being marketed by CBRE at approximately $38 million, with tender closing on 28 October 2026. [4]
- EdgeProp reports seven industrial units in Tagore and one HDB shop unit in Kovan are collectively on the market for $21 million, representing a mixed strata-industrial and commercial offering for investors. [5]
Sources
- [2]We Compared HDB And Condo Rental Yields Across 25 Towns — HDB Yields Reached As High As 9.08%
Stacked Homes · 24/09/2026
- [3]Singapore property market sentiment rebounds in 2Q2026 on stronger economic growth: NUS - edgeprop.sg
Google News — Singapore property · 24/09/2026
- [4]This Freehold Serviced Apartment in River Valley Is On Sale for $38M
Stacked Homes · 24/09/2026
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