COTD: Auction listings jump 10% QoQ in Q3

The increase was driven by 85 mortgagee sale listings.

The total number of auction listings rose by 10.0% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) to 132 in the third quarter of 2025 (Q3), according to a Knight Frank report.

The increase was driven by 85 mortgagee sale listings, which were 32.8% or 21 more than the 64 in the prior quarter (Q2 2025).

Of the 132 listings, nine properties were sold at auction, yielding a gross sale value of $27.4m and a success rate of 6.8%.

Listings of other types also increased to 18, but owner sale listings dropped 29.3% from 41 to 29.

Residential properties accounted for the bulk of listings with 77 properties (58.3%), followed by 33 industrial listings (25.0%) and 20 retail shops (15.2%).

Office assets saw only one listing, a decrease of eight from nine in the previous quarter, with shophouses also recording only one listing.

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