Overview of landed houses in 2025

In 2025, Singapore’s landed property market experienced dynamic changes, especially in pricing and transaction volumes. Early in the year, the average price of landed homes reached a historic high above $2,000 per square foot, representing a 3.3% quarter-on-quarter increase in the first quarter. This was the first time the market saw landed home prices breach that benchmark.

However, by the second quarter of 2025, the market softened. Detached landed homes notably saw average prices decline by 10.5% quarter-on-quarter, dropping from nearly $1,900 per square foot in the first quarter to about $1,700 per square foot in the second quarter. This volatility reflected greater caution among buyers and possibly macroeconomic uncertainty or cooling measures.

Sales volume also trended lower in the landed segment as 2025 progressed, even as new home launches—across condos, landed, and executive condominiums—grew in number, contributing to increased transaction volumes in the broader residential market.

As of now, the landed property market is marked by price sensitivity, with strong interest when values appreciate, but a noticeable dip in momentum when prices adjust downwards. Buyers are increasingly discerning, particularly for detached homes, where the price and volume corrections in mid-2025 highlight shifting sentiment.

For a detailed breakdown on landed property trends, price comparisons, and transaction insights specific to 2025, EdgeProp Singapore provides ongoing analysis and updates tailored for Singaporeans interested in the landed housing segment.

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