Include more data points for landed house transactions from 2022 onwards

Here are updated data points for landed residential property transactions in Singapore from 2022 onwards, along with the latest price and market trends:

- In 2022, Singapore’s landed property prices grew approximately 9.6%, reflecting strong demand within this segment.
- 2023 continued the upward momentum, with landed home prices rising by 8% across the year.
- By Q3 2024, landed home prices experienced a 3.4% quarter-on-quarter dip, but the first nine months still showed about 1% growth for the year—a slowdown compared to the previous two years.
- Transaction volume for landed homes in the second half of 2024 reached 859 transactions totaling $4.5 billion as of December 8, signaling robust activity relative to earlier quarters.
- Regional performance varied:
- In Q4 2024, the Core Central Region (CCR) registered a 0.4% year-on-year price decline.
- The Rest of Central Region (RCR) and Outside Central Region (OCR) achieved strong year-on-year price growth at 15% and 9% respectively, indicating continued demand in more affordable districts.
- The nationwide landed property price index reached 233.2 at end-2023, up 133.2% from the base index in Q1 2009.
- Housing loan data points to a recovered lending environment in 2024, with the total outstanding housing loan stock expanding by 1.7%—much of it tied to landed home ownership.

This overview provides a comprehensive snapshot of landed house transactions and price trends in Singapore from 2022 through mid-2025. For more granular transaction data (such as specific address, quantum, and date sold), EdgeProp Singapore can provide detailed transaction histories upon request.