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For the past 10 years, the Singapore residential property market has seen varied trends and growth patterns across different areas and property types. Here’s a summary of key points:

HDB Market

  • HDB resale prices have shown steady growth, with an 8.6% growth forecasted for 2024. Larger units, such as Executive flats, have been in high demand due to limited supply and growing preference for bigger spaces.
  • The number of million-dollar HDB flats has increased, reflecting strong demand and higher prices in the resale market.

Condominium Market

  • The condominium market is expected to see a modest growth of around 4-7% in 2025, driven by improving economic conditions and potential interest rate cuts.
  • Properties in the Core Central Region (CCR) may see a resurgence after the impact of 2023 cooling measures, with new luxury launches and potentially lower interest rates.
  • The Outer Central Region (OCR) and Rest of Central Region (RCR) have outpaced CCR in terms of appreciation due to the cooling measures, but the gap is narrowing.

Area-Specific Growth

  • Suburban areas such as Tengah, Punggol Digital District, and Jurong Innovation District are expected to see significant growth due to urban transformation and the expansion of the MRT network.
  • Prime districts continue to attract strong demand, with average rents for private condominiums ranging from SGD 4,000 to SGD 7,000 per month.

General Trends

  • Sustainability and green initiatives are becoming more prominent, with properties built with sustainable materials and technologies gaining popularity.
  • Larger unit sizes and family-friendly facilities are in higher demand, reflecting the post-pandemic shift towards more spacious and functional homes.
Overall, the market is expected to see modest growth in 2025, driven by strong local demand, government policies, and a focus on sustainable and suburban living.
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