Prices
The URA Private Residential Property Price Index tracks what private homes actually sell for. The non-landed index, which covers condos and apartments, stood at 212.7 in Q3 2026 (2009 Q1 = 100). That is +2.0% over a year and +33.0% over five years.
Prime, city fringe and suburbs
Suburban condos have appreciated far more than prime ones since 2009. Why the gap has narrowed.
Rents
Over the year to Q3 2026, condo rents moved by +2.1% in the CCR, +1.9% in the RCR and +1.8% in the OCR. For rents by development, use the rental price search.
Sales volume
| Q3 2026 | New sale | Resale | Sub-sale | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CCR Core Central Region | 297 | 677 | 19 | 993 |
| RCR Rest of Central Region | 372 | 1,134 | 52 | 1,558 |
| OCR Outside Central Region | 514 | 1,990 | 91 | 2,595 |
Supply
At the end of Q3 2026 there were 19,076 unsold private homes with planning approval: 5,284 in the CCR, 6,899 in the RCR and 6,893 in the OCR. A large unsold pipeline tends to restrain price growth; a thin one supports it.
Stamp duty collected
ABSD receipts show how active second-home and foreign buyers have been. How ABSD works.
Sources and method
- URA: Private Residential Property Price Index; Rental Index; transactions by market segment; unsold units with planning approval
- SingStat: Price index of non-landed private residential properties by locality
- IRAS: Stamp duty assessed for private residential properties
All series are downloaded from data.gov.sg under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Indices are rebased by the publisher to 2009 Q1 = 100. Percentage changes are calculated by us from the published index values. Recent quarters may be revised by URA.