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At a glance

  • URA’s second-quarter release showed slower overall price growth, higher rents and a larger private-home supply pipeline.[1]

What was announced

Private residential prices increased 0.5% in the second quarter, following a 0.9% rise in the previous quarter. The first-half increase reached 1.4%. Landed prices rose 2.5%, while non-landed prices fell 0.1%.[1]

Private residential rents increased 0.7%. Developers sold 2,141 private homes excluding executive condominiums, and there were 3,813 resale transactions. URA said about 60,600 private residential units including ECs were expected to be completed in the coming years.[1]

Context & interpretation

Why it matters

The figures describe the market as reported on 24 July 2026. Different property segments moved in different directions, so the headline index should not be treated as the performance of every development.

Sources & further reading

  1. Private home prices rose 0.5% in second quarter of 2026 ↗Urban Redevelopment Authority · 24 Jul 2026 · Accessed 1 Nov 2026

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