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Condo rents, leasing volumes ease in May

Prices also fell month on month.

Singapore’s condominium rental market softened in May 2026, with both prices and leasing activity declining month on month (MoM), according to the 99-SRX Media Flash Report from 99.co and SRX.

Overall condo rents fell 0.6% from April, with declines across all regions.

Core Central Region (CCR) rents were down 0.4%, Rest of Central Region (RCR) was down 0.6%, and Outside Central Region was down 1.0%.

Despite the monthly easing, rents remained 1.9% higher year on year (YoY) versus May 2025.

Leasing volumes also fell 9.8% MoM to an estimated 5,853 units, down from 6,492 in April.

On a YoY basis, volumes were 4.2% higher and 7.4% above the five-year average for May.

By region, OCR accounted for 36.1% of transactions, followed by RCR at 33.5% and CCR at 30.4%.

“The data suggests the market is shifting towards a more balanced environment, with demand remaining steady while supply conditions and hiring activity moderate upward pressure on rents,” said Luqman Hakim, chief data and analytics officer at 99.co.

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