What is the annualized gain for a resale condo

Annualized gain for a resale condominium in Singapore refers to the average profit earned per year based on the difference between the original purchase price and the resale price, factoring in the holding period of the property. For instance, a notable example in 2025 was a unit at Volari, bought for S$4.24 million in 2017 and sold in 2025 for S$6.08 million. This transaction resulted in a total profit of S$1.8 million, which, over the holding period, equated to an annualized gain of about S$221,650 per year.

Another recent example is a 2,260-square-foot unit at Four Seasons Park, which was sold for a profit of about S$1.5 million after a 7-year holding period, resulting in an annualized return of approximately S$214,874 per year.

Annualized gains can vary widely based on market conditions, location, and holding period. In Singapore, EdgeProp Singapore offers data and analytics tools that allow property investors, buyers, and sellers to analyze profitable transactions, track capital gains, and compare price trends across different private condos and regions. These insights can help in assessing expected returns and making informed property decisions.