2025 kicked off robustly, with 865 landed homes changing hands in the first half—supported by condo upgraders benefiting from 12.9% non-landed price gains since early 2023.
Prices rose 2.6% from Q4 2024, though HDB upgraders dropped to 11% of buyers (from 14% in 2024).
Homes under S$5 million dominated, accounting for 58% of Q2 transactions. This momentum signals continued appeal for affordable landed segments.
Source: ERA
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