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HDB resale prices fall for third straight quarter; private home prices rise 1.4%

The resale price index for public housing fell for a third consecutive quarter, while private residential property prices again rose and at a faster pace than in the previous quarter.Flash estimates provided by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) on Thursday (Oct 1) show that resale price index for the third quarter of 2026 fell by 0.2 per cent.It dipped...

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HDB resale prices fall for third straight quarter; private home prices rise 1.4%
HDB resale prices fall for third straight quarter; private home prices rise 1.4%

The resale price index for public housing fell for a third consecutive quarter, while private residential property prices again rose and at a faster pace than in the previous quarter.

Flash estimates provided by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) on Thursday (Oct 1) show that resale price index for the third quarter of 2026 fell by 0.2 per cent.

It dipped by 0.1 per cent in the first quarter — falling for the first time in almost seven years, and 0.3 per cent in the second quarter.

Meanwhile, private residential property index rose by 1.4 per cent in the third quarter, up from the 0.5 per cent in the previous quarter, flash estimates from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) showed.

During the reported quarter, HDB flat sales rose by 5.2 per cent to 7,528 resale transactions as compared to the 7,157 transactions in the same quarter last year.

The housing board also said that it has not observed a significant increase in the prices and number of resale flats purchased by private residential property owners — both current and past — after the removal of the 15-month wait-out period came into effect on July 28.

Over the same reporting period, private residential property sale volume fell by about 30 percent on a quarter-on-quarter basis to 4,296 transactions.

Upcoming HDB and private residential property supply

In the upcoming Build-To-Order (BTO) exercise in November , HDB will launch about 7,960 flats in Bedok, Geylang, Sembawang, Tengah, Toa Payoh and Yishun.

It will also offer community care apartments in Toa Payoh.

The Government will also sustain a high level of private housing supply through the Government Land Sales Programme to cater to housing demand and maintain market stability, URA said.

It will launch a total of 4,745 private residential units under the confirmed list in the second half of 2026, bringing the full-year confirmed supply to 9,320.

This is more than 50 per cent above the annual average over the past 10 years, the agency noted.

Both HDB and URA cautioned that the macroeconomic outlook remains highly uncertain, including for global and domestic rates.

"Households are advised to exercise prudence when purchasing property and taking out mortgage loans," the agencies added.

Prices may edge up for HDB flat models: Analyst

Commenting on HDB's flash estimate data, Christine Sun, chief researcher and strategist of Realion Group said there could be a slight price rebound for certain regions or flat models in the coming months.

"Many private homeowners will be cash-rich after selling their homes and they are likely to buy large resale flats for the space and value," she said.

"Therefore, we expect demand and prices of larger flats to be boosted, while the number of million-dollar resale flat transactions to grow further."

However, she said that the expected increase in premium flat transactions is unlikely to cause a spike in overall resale prices.

Pointing to the ample housing supply and number of flats reaching their minimum occupation period (MOP) over the next two years, Sun added: "Million-dollar transactions still account for a small market share and any price surge will likely be contained within this market segment."

About 13,484 flats are expected to reach their MOP this year, and another 18,939 units next year.

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