Singapore’s private residential market is poised for another year of stable growth in 2026, according to Huttons Asia. Despite global economic uncertainties, the market has shown resilience, with home prices expected to rise between 2% and 5% next year. This follows a firm 3% price increase in 2025, marking the fourth consecutive year of deceleration in price gains since 2021.
Huttons Data Analytics estimates that up to 22 new private residential projects, comprising approximately 9,729 units, will be launched in 2026. A significant 85% of these units will be located in the Rest of Central Region (RCR) and Outside Central Region (OCR), with the OCR alone accounting for 64% of the new supply. This increase is driven by a 68.9% rise in flats reaching their minimum occupation period.
In 2025, developers launched 11,500 units, the highest since 2013, with 11,000 units sold. The Core Central Region (CCR) saw a notable injection of supply, with projects like Skye at Holland and River Green contributing to the region’s success. The CCR is expected to see a reduction in launches by 46.9% in 2026, with major projects such as Newport Residences set to debut in January.
The resale market, however, experienced a slowdown, with a 38% drop in volume in Q4 2025 due to competitive new launches. Overall, resale transactions are expected to reach 13,500 units for the year. Looking ahead, Huttons anticipates a transaction volume of 8,000 to 10,000 new sales and 10,000 to 12,000 resale units in 2026.
