Singapore’s property market is set for a dynamic second half of 2026 with the launch of up to 11 condominium projects, totalling 3,550 units. This follows a robust start to the year, with the first batch of four projects, comprising 1,679 units, scheduled for July. These include Amberwood at Holland, Dunearn House, Lentor Gardens Residences, and Lucerne Grand. The quarter will conclude with the mega Thomson Reserve project, offering 1,240 units in September.
In the public housing sector, 2,520 Build-To-Order (BTO) flats will be available in June across Sembawang and Ang Mo Kio. Sembawang Portico and Sembawang Brook will offer a combined 2,035 units with wait times of under three years, whilst Kebun Baru Ridge in Ang Mo Kio will provide 485 units with a slightly longer wait.
Investment activity is also heating up, with Lian Beng Group’s Ong family acquiring two bungalows on Belmont Road for S$60m. Meanwhile, City Developments Ltd (CDL) and Hong Realty have secured a 99-year leasehold site on Peck Hay Road for S$542.4m, planning a 39-storey residential tower.
In the industrial sector, Bombardier is expanding its Asia-Pacific service hub in Singapore with a S$100m investment, aiming to double its current footprint. Additionally, Applied Materials has opened a new US$500m plant in Tampines, creating 1,000 jobs to meet rising AI-driven demand.
These developments, as reported by Savills Singapore in their latest press digest, highlight Singapore’s ongoing appeal as a hub for residential, investment, and industrial growth, with significant implications for the local economy and housing market.
