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Singapore New Home Sales at Multi-Quarter Low as Buyers Turn Selective
Published 9 August 2026 · Covers news from 8 Aug to 9 Aug
New private home sales in Singapore have fallen to their lowest levels since Q2 2025, according to Real Estate Asia. A broader review of market conditions describes buyers in 2025 as 'active but selective', a posture that appears to be carrying into 2026.
- Real Estate Asia reports that Singapore new home sales have hit their lowest levels since Q2 2025, signalling a meaningful cooling in transaction volumes in the primary market [2].
- EdgeProp Singapore's year-end review characterises the 2025 market as "active but selective", suggesting demand remained present but buyers exercised greater discretion on pricing and project quality [3].
- PropertyReview.sg highlights several factors buyers should monitor before committing in 2026, framing the current environment as one requiring careful due diligence rather than urgency [1].
- Items [2] and [3] together present a consistent picture of softening momentum: sales volumes are declining even as some buyer activity persists, which agents should note when advising on pricing expectations and time-on-market [2] [3].
Sources
- [1]Singapore Property Market 2026: What Buyers Should Watch Before They Commit - propertyreview.sg
Google News — Singapore property · 08/08/2026
- [2]Singapore new home sales hit lowest levels since Q2 2025 - Real Estate Asia
Google News — Singapore property · 11/06/2026
- [3]Active but selective: Inside Singapore’s property market in 2025 - EdgeProp Singapore
Google News — Singapore property · 31/12/2025
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