Singapore private home prices
Private home prices to rise 5% despite 14.9% volume crash
Private home prices to rise 5% despite 14.9% volume crash
Lower interest rates are expected to support sales despite years of price growth.
Singapore residential market stabilising: PropertyGuru
Demand for home listings fell 17% YoY.
What boosted private home prices in 1Q23?
In 1Q, prices rose by 3.3%.
Private house prices rise 3.3% in 1Q23
The Q1 figure is an increase from the 4Q22 growth of 0.4%.
Price growth of private homes to moderate in 2023
CBRE expects prices to increase by around 3%-5%.
Home sales plunged record-low in October 2022: analyst
Only 312 units were sold whilst 102 units were launched.
Singapore rental index for private homes rise to highest in 24 years
Rents for landed and non-landed homes are 10.9% and 8.3% higher, respectively.
Private home prices up by 3.2% in Q2: URA
The private home prices index increased to 180.4 points.
Prices of non-landed private homes decline for the first time since 2020
The prices dipped by 0.6% in Q1 2022.
New private home sales climb 3.5% MoM in January
However, compared to the same period a year ago, sales were down by 58.8%.
Private home prices increase 5% QoQ in Q4 2021
URA flash estimate also showed prices for the whole year rose by 10.6%.
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