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Price Stabilization & Sustainable Growth 2025-2026: Homejourney’s Trusted Outlook

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Singapore Real Estate Market Outlook 2026: Definitive Homejourney Guide for Safe, Smart Property Decisions

Explore the 2026 Singapore real estate market outlook with Homejourney’s trusted insights, data, and practical advice for safe, confident property decisions.

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Explore Singapore’s 2025 price stabilization, sustainable growth, and 2026 forecasts. Homejourney guides safe, confident property decisions.

Price Stabilization and Sustainable Growth in 2025: What’s Next in 2026?

Singapore’s property market in 2025 is experiencing a period of price stabilization and measured growth, setting the stage for sustainable trends and cautious optimism in 2026. Homejourney’s expert analysis provides buyers and investors with actionable insights, verified data, and trusted guidance for safe, confident decisions in a dynamic landscape.

How Did Singapore’s Property Market Stabilize in 2025?

Stabilization in 2025 is characterized by moderate price increases, healthy new project launches, and cautious buyer sentiment. According to the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), the Property Price Index for all private residential properties rose by 0.81% quarter-on-quarter and 3.33% year-on-year in Q1 2025, largely due to new launches in fringe and suburban areas[1].

  • Non-landed properties (condominiums) led with a 0.95% QoQ increase; year-on-year, prices rose by 4.74%[1].
  • Landed properties saw a modest 0.38% QoQ rise, but a -1.3% annual change[1].
  • HDB resale prices increased by 1.57% QoQ and 9.42% YoY in Q1 2025, narrowing the price gap with private housing[1].

CBRE and PropNex forecast a continued 3-4% increase in private residential property prices for 2025, supported by limited unsold inventory and strong household finances[1].

Key Drivers of Sustainable Growth in 2025

Singapore’s real estate resilience is underpinned by several factors:

  • Low unsold inventory and steady new launches keep competition healthy for buyers and sellers[1][3].
  • Strong household balance sheets and rising HDB resale prices support upgrader demand[1].
  • Regulatory safeguards—including strict loan-to-value (LTV) limits, higher Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) rates, and minimum occupancy periods for HDB units—ensure responsible lending and discourage speculation[1].
  • Selective buying: Buyers in 2025 prioritize developments with good value and robust amenities, contributing to price stability and sustainable demand[3].

Homejourney’s commitment to information verification and user safety ensures that only trusted, up-to-date market data guides your decisions. For detailed project analysis and market trends, explore Projects Directory .

2026 Forecast: What’s Next for Singapore Property?

Looking forward, most analysts expect the market’s stabilization to persist, with growth shifting from rapid appreciation to sustainable, incremental gains.

  • Trading Economics projects the Residential Property Price Index to reach 231.00 points in 2026, up from 215.10 in Q3 2025[2].
  • IMF forecasts GDP growth of 1.9% in 2026, indicating steady economic fundamentals[1].
  • CBRE expects a 5-10% rise in investment volume in 2025, led by Singapore and Korea, with stable activity continuing into 2026[5].

However, market experts caution against expecting sharp price surges. Lower foreign demand, continued economic uncertainty, and new supply will keep growth in check[1]. Homejourney recommends buyers and investors adopt a long-term, fundamentals-based approach, focusing on value, location, and property quality.

Actionable Strategies for Buyers & Investors in 2026

1. Prioritize Verified Market Data

Always rely on trusted sources such as Homejourney’s Projects Directory and Singapore Property Market Trends and Predictions 2025: Homejourney's Expert Anal... for up-to-date statistics, launch schedules, and project reviews. This supports safer, more informed decisions.

2. Evaluate Financing Options Carefully

With interest rates expected to moderate, compare mortgage packages on Homejourney’s Bank Rates page. Use LTV calculators and understand TDSR (Total Debt Servicing Ratio) to avoid over-leveraging.

3. Assess Project Fundamentals

  • Review developer track records, location accessibility, and long-term growth potential.
  • Check supply pipeline for your target district using Projects .
  • Compare amenities, maintenance costs, and green features—these influence both rental yield and capital appreciation.

4. Factor in Regulatory Risks


5. Prioritise Safe, Well-Maintained Properties

  • Ensure properties are well-maintained for long-term value—use Homejourney’s trusted Aircon Services for reliable maintenance and peace of mind.
  • Check for recent upgrades, defect rectification, and ongoing management standards.

Homejourney prioritizes your safety and confidence by verifying every listing, providing transparent transaction histories, and actively incorporating user feedback into service improvements.

Key Risks and Opportunities in 2026

  • Risks: Geopolitical tensions, global economic slowdowns, and any new cooling measures could dampen demand[1].
  • Opportunities: Emerging districts, new mixed-use projects, and properties with sustainability features are expected to outperform, especially as buyers become more discerning[3].

For deep dives by district, visit Singapore Property Districts Guide 2025: Where to Buy with Homejourney’s Trusted... . For a broader market perspective, see Singapore Real Estate Market Outlook 2026: Definitive Homejourney Guide for Safe... .

FAQ: Price Stabilization & Sustainable Growth (2025-2026)

Is 2026 a good year to buy property in Singapore?

2026 is expected to be a stable year with moderate price growth. Buyers should focus on value, location, and project fundamentals, leveraging verified data from Homejourney for informed decisions[2].

Will property prices rise further in 2026?

Analysts project continued incremental growth, with the Residential Property Price Index forecasted around 231.00 points in 2026, barring major economic shocks[2].

What are the main risks for property investors in 2026?

Risks include economic uncertainty, changes to government regulations, and potential oversupply in certain districts. Homejourney recommends monitoring market updates and regulatory news.

How can buyers ensure a safe transaction in 2026?

Use trusted platforms like Homejourney for verified listings, transparent pricing histories, and recommended services for property maintenance and financing.

Where can I find the latest project launches and data?

Refer to Homejourney’s Projects Directory and Property Search for comprehensive, updated information on new launches and available listings.

Your Next Step: Safe, Trusted Decisions with Homejourney

Singapore’s property market in 2025-2026 is defined by price stabilization and sustainable growth—a window of opportunity for buyers who prioritize safety, value, and verified insights. Homejourney’s mission is to empower you with transparent, up-to-date information and exceptional service at every step.

Ready to make your next move? Explore our main market outlook guide for 2026 for in-depth strategies and trusted advice: Singapore Real Estate Market Outlook 2026: Definitive Homejourney Guide for Safe... .

References

  1. Singapore Property Market Analysis 1 (2025)
  2. Singapore Property Market Analysis 3 (2025)
  3. Singapore Property Market Analysis 2 (2025)
  4. Singapore Property Market Analysis 5 (2025)
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