The landed homes market in Singapore experienced a significant surge in Q4 2025, with 482 homes changing hands, marking a 7.6% increase from the previous quarter. The total transaction value for these homes reached $2.8b, a 6.7% rise compared to Q3 2025, according to Huttons Asia’s latest report.
This robust performance represents the highest quarterly sales volume and value since Q4 2021. Throughout 2025, a total of 1,801 landed homes were sold, a 14.4% increase from 2024. The average price per square foot (psf) for these homes rose by 7% year-on-year to $2,056.
Detached homes led the price increase, climbing 8.8% to $1,838 psf, followed by terrace homes at 8.2%, and semi-detached homes at 5.3%. The report attributes this growth to stronger-than-expected economic performance, a rising stock market, lower interest rates, and increasing prices of non-landed homes.
Looking ahead, the market for landed homes in 2026 is expected to be cautiously optimistic. The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Ministry for Trade and Industry project GDP growth of 1% to 3%, lower than the 4.8% expansion in 2025. Whilst demand may spill over from the non-landed market, potential geopolitical tensions and tariff threats could introduce economic uncertainties. Overall, prices are anticipated to remain stable, though transaction volumes may slightly decrease.
