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  • Key figures

    A short history of the Singapore property market

    One huge boom and five big falls in 51 years of prices

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    A short history of the Singapore property market

    Two housing segments are joined by upgrading and downgrading

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  • A short history of the Singapore property market

    Private home prices rose almost 25 times since 1975, with five big falls on the way

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    A short history of the Singapore property market

    Private home prices have swung in long waves since 1975

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  • Timeline

    A short history of the Singapore property market

    Fifteen of sixteen measures since 2009 tightened the market

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  • Key figures

    Understanding the property market cycle

    The cycle model finds four full cycles since 1996, and a fifth under way

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  • Flowchart

    Understanding the property market cycle

    The market moves one way round the four phases and never skips one

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  • Understanding the property market cycle

    Four full cycles since 1996, and a fifth under way

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  • Timeline

    Understanding the property market cycle

    Every completed phase since 1996: Early Bulls ran longest and gained most

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  • Flowchart

    Understanding the property market cycle

    What history favoured in each phase

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  • Key figures

    What transaction volumes tell us

    Sales peaked at 14,797 in 2007 Q2, 2.7 times the average quarter

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  • What transaction volumes tell us

    Quarterly sales peaked at 14,797 units in 2007 Q2 and stayed under 7,500 from 2023

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  • Timeline

    What transaction volumes tell us

    Sales fell 29% to 59% after five tightening rounds and rose 54% after the 2017 easing

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    What transaction volumes tell us

    The sale type depends on who sells and whether the project is finished

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  • What transaction volumes tell us

    Developer share of sales swung between 15% and 75% and stands at 35% in 2026 Q2

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  • Key figures

    How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    The 3-month SORA rose 3.6 points in two years, to 3.73% in 2023 Q4

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  • How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    The 3-month rate fell from 7.4% in 1990 to near zero, then rose to 3.7% in 2023

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  • Timeline

    How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    Rates sat near zero for years, then rose 3.6 points as debt rules tightened

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    How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    A rate rise squeezes the payment and borrowing room; the price effect is not clear

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  • How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    Year-on-year price change ranged from -34% to +47% and did not follow the rate

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  • How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    Gross yield sat below the 3-month rate for eight quarters; now 1.9 points above

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    How interest rates and yields affect property prices

    Compare the yield with the rate you pay: a positive spread means rent covers interest

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  • Key figures

    Demand and supply

    Vacancy peaked at 9.7% in 1998 Q3 and has averaged 6.9% since 1988

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  • Flowchart

    Demand and supply

    Demand and supply together set sales volume, price and rent

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  • Flowchart

    Demand and supply

    Of 52,786 pipeline homes, 34,097 are already under construction

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  • Demand and supply

    The private home pipeline is 52,786 units, about half the 1996 peak of 103,034

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  • Timeline

    Demand and supply

    Sales fell first, then prices and vacancy followed the 2012 supply wave

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  • Demand and supply

    Vacancy is 6.4%, under its 6.9% average since 1988; the peak was 9.7% in 1998

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  • Demand and supply

    Unsold units in uncompleted projects are 14,929, about a third of the 2008 peak of 43,473

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  • Key figures

    Should you buy or rent?

    From 2009 Q1 to 2026 Q2 prices rose 119% and rents rose 62.5%

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  • Should you buy or rent?

    Since 2009 Q1 prices are up 119% and rents 63%

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  • Should you buy or rent?

    Price-to-rent ratio is 135 against a 118 average since 1990; the 2021 peak was 153

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  • Flowchart

    Should you buy or rent?

    Gross yield example: OCR rent of S$4.53 psf a month gives 2.72% on a S$2,002 psf price

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  • Flowchart

    Should you buy or rent?

    Four checks before you decide: loan rules, holding period and owning cost against rent

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  • Key figures

    Has private or public housing performed better?

    Private homes led HDB flats by 23.8% on average from 1990 to 2026

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    Has private or public housing performed better?

    HDB owners can move up to private homes, so the two markets feed each other

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  • Has private or public housing performed better?

    Since 2012 private and HDB prices rose at almost the same pace: 2.9% and 2.7% a year

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  • Timeline

    Has private or public housing performed better?

    The private premium over HDB swung from 95.1% to below zero and is 8.2% now

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  • Key figures

    Should you buy completed or uncompleted condos?

    Completed condos often traded below uncompleted ones; new launches cost far more than resales

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    Should you buy completed or uncompleted condos?

    You carry the market risk from the day you sign until the building is finished

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  • Should you buy completed or uncompleted condos?

    Completed condos traded up to 13.9% below uncompleted ones, then caught up by 2013

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  • Should you buy completed or uncompleted condos?

    New condos sold 45% above resale psf in 2026 Q3, against 23% on average to 2012

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  • Key figures

    Should you buy freehold or leasehold condos?

    The freehold premium averaged 30.7% to 2012 Q1 and 13.9% from 2021 Q4 to 2026 Q3

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  • Should you buy freehold or leasehold condos?

    Resale median psf in 2026 Q3: freehold S$1,909, 99-year leasehold S$1,738

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  • Should you buy freehold or leasehold condos?

    The freehold premium fell from 25.2% in 2012 Q1 to 9.8% in 2026 Q3

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    Should you buy freehold or leasehold condos?

    Freehold condo resales cluster in Newton, Tanglin and Novena (88% to 90%)

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  • Flowchart

    Should you buy freehold or leasehold condos?

    Years left on a 99-year lease decide how much CPF you can use

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  • Key figures

    Vacancy and rentals

    Non-landed vacancy averaged 7.6% from 1988 to 2026 and peaked at 11.7% in 1998

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  • Vacancy and rentals

    Non-landed vacancy was 5.4% in 2026 Q2, below its 7.6% average since 1988

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  • Vacancy and rentals

    Rent growth peaked at 43% in 2007 Q4 and 32% in 2023 Q1, both with vacancy near 6%

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  • Flowchart

    Vacancy and rentals

    High vacancy hurts an investor twice

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    Vacancy and rentals

    Vacancy is highest in the core central region: 8.3% in CCR, 6.1% in RCR, 5.6% in OCR

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  • Key figures

    How fast are developers selling?

    Unsold homes peaked at 43,473 in 2008 Q2; sell-through bottomed at 66% in 2008 Q4

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  • Flowchart

    How fast are developers selling?

    Launches and sales are flows; unsold stock is what is left

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  • How fast are developers selling?

    Quarterly launches and sales peaked in 2012 Q1 at 6,903 and 6,458 homes

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  • How fast are developers selling?

    Sell-through ranged from 66% in 2008 Q4 to 154% in 2018 Q1 and was 98.5% in 2026 Q2

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  • How fast are developers selling?

    Unsold homes were 14,929 in 2026 Q2, about a third of the 2008 Q2 peak of 43,473

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  • Flowchart

    How fast are developers selling?

    How I read sell-through together with the stock of unsold homes

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  • Key figures

    Subsales: a measure of speculation

    Sub-sales peaked at 16.3% of all sales in 2008 Q4 and averaged 5.1%

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  • Subsales: a measure of speculation

    Sub-sales were 3.2% of private sales in 2026 Q2, against a 16.3% peak in 2008 Q4

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  • Timeline

    Subsales: a measure of speculation

    The Seller's Stamp Duty has changed four times since 2010

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  • Flowchart

    Subsales: a measure of speculation

    Does the Seller's Stamp Duty apply to my sale? It depends on the purchase date

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  • Key figures

    Are foreigners driving up property prices?

    Foreigners were 20.1% of new-home buyers in 2011 Q3 and 6.2% after the ABSD

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  • Flowchart

    Are foreigners driving up property prices?

    More people lift demand; the ABSD targets one group of buyers

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  • Are foreigners driving up property prices?

    Foreigners bought 20% of new homes in 2011 Q3, then 6% in 2012 Q1 after the ABSD

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  • Timeline

    Are foreigners driving up property prices?

    The foreigner ABSD rose from 10% to 60% in five rounds; my buyer data end in 2013 Q1

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  • Key figures

    Landed versus non-landed: which is the better buy?

    Landed homes are scarce, and landed prices have led over the long run

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  • Flowchart

    Landed versus non-landed: which is the better buy?

    A foreigner needs approval to buy a landed house; a citizen does not

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    Landed versus non-landed: which is the better buy?

    Serangoon and Bedok hold a third of landed sales since 2021; five areas hold 61%

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  • Landed versus non-landed: which is the better buy?

    Landed prices rose 7.2% a year over 51 years, non-landed 6.0%

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  • Landed versus non-landed: which is the better buy?

    The landed index stands 22.7% above the non-landed index; the 30-year average is 10.7%

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  • Key figures

    Detached, semi-detached and terrace houses

    A terrace cost a third of a detached house in 2021 to 2026, but its land cost more per sq ft

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  • Detached, semi-detached and terrace houses

    Detached houses gained 157% from 1998 to 2013, condominiums 97%

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  • Timeline

    Detached, semi-detached and terrace houses

    Detached led the index in 1994 to 1998 and from 2010; apartments led in 2005 to 2009

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  • Detached, semi-detached and terrace houses

    A detached house now sells at a median S$13.7 million, a terrace house at S$4.75 million

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    Detached, semi-detached and terrace houses

    Median landed price runs from S$2.37 million in Jurong West to S$14.65 million on the Southern Islands

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  • Key figures

    Landed property rentals and vacancies

    Landed rents rose 78% from 2020 Q3 to 2023 Q3, after a 23% fall from 2013 Q3 to 2020 Q3

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  • Landed property rentals and vacancies

    Landed rents fell 23% from 2013 to 2020, then rose 69% by 2026

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  • Landed property rentals and vacancies

    Landed vacancy has more than tripled since 2015, to 10.9%, twice the non-landed rate

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  • Timeline

    Landed property rentals and vacancies

    Landed rents fell for seven years, then jumped; vacancy has risen for twelve quarters

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  • Key figures

    Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

    Freehold terrace land sold for 46% more per sq ft than 99-year land in 2021 to 2026

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  • Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

    Freehold terrace prices went from level with leasehold in 2007 to 25% ahead by 2013

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  • Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

    Terrace land reached S$2,483 psf for freehold and S$1,584 for 99-year leasehold in 2026 Q3

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  • Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

    Freehold terrace land averaged 46% above 99-year leasehold since 2021, against 10% before 2012

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  • Timeline

    Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

    A typical 99-year terrace house sold since 2021 had about 69 years of lease left

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  • Flowchart

    Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

    Three checks before you compare a freehold and a leasehold house

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  • Key figures

    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    From 2004 to 2026 the OCR index more than tripled, and the CCR led only the first upswing

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  • Flowchart

    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Regions, planning areas and postal districts all feed the CCR, RCR and OCR

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  • Map

    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Seven of 27 districts with condo sales are mainly CCR; ten are RCR and ten OCR

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    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Singapore has 55 planning areas, grouped into five Regions

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    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    CCR, RCR and OCR follow district lines, not planning areas: four areas are split

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  • How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Since 2004 OCR prices more than tripled; CCR prices only doubled

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  • How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Condo median price per sq ft has not risen in the CCR since 2021; RCR and OCR are up about a quarter

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    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Condo prices run from S$1,029 per sq ft in Choa Chu Kang to S$3,029 in Orchard

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  • Table

    How residential prices performed in CCR, RCR and OCR

    Postal districts cut across planning areas: 11 of the 27 districts with condo sales hold projects of two segments

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  • Key figures

    Residential rents and yields by region

    The CCR had the most vacancy: 9.1% on average from 2020 to 2026, against 5.0% in the OCR

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  • Flowchart

    Residential rents and yields by region

    From gross yield to what you keep

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  • Residential rents and yields by region

    Since 2004 suburban rents rose more than central rents: OCR up 168%, CCR up 142%

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  • Timeline

    Residential rents and yields by region

    After the 2013 slide, rents surged from 2020: CCR +48.7%, RCR +59.1%, OCR +60.0%

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  • Residential rents and yields by region

    Gross yields have slipped to 2.6% in the CCR, 2.8% in the RCR and 2.9% in the OCR

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  • Key figures

    Property types by region: condos, apartments, detached, semi-detached and terrace

    By 2013 the Central Region had lost its lead; since 2021 landed prices rose in every region

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  • Timeline

    Property types by region: condos, apartments, detached, semi-detached and terrace

    Two sets of figures, years apart: indices to 2013 Q1, medians from 2021 Q4

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  • Property types by region: condos, apartments, detached, semi-detached and terrace

    In late 2007 Central condo prices led by 22% to 29%; by 2013 the others had caught up

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    Property types by region: condos, apartments, detached, semi-detached and terrace

    Central Region condos gained least from 2009 Q1 to 2013 Q1: +38%, against +53% to +62%

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  • Key figures

    Should you buy residential, commercial or industrial property?

    From 1998 to 2026 homes grew fastest: 4.2% a year, against 0.4% for offices

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  • Should you buy residential, commercial or industrial property?

    Residential prices have tripled since 1998. Industrial prices doubled and office prices rose 11%

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  • Timeline

    Should you buy residential, commercial or industrial property?

    Residential won three of five cycles; office and industrial won one each

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  • Should you buy residential, commercial or industrial property?

    Office rents doubled and home rents rose 127%, but industrial rents rose only 51%

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  • Flowchart

    Should you buy residential, commercial or industrial property?

    Five checks before you buy a shop, office or factory unit

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  • Key figures

    Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Central office prices fell 44% from 2000 to 2004 and 27.5% from 2019 to 2026

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    Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    The Central Area is 11 planning areas; the Fringe Area is the 11 around it

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  • Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Since 2021 the central office price index has fallen below the fringe index

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  • Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Office rents are 52% above their 1996 peak and level with the 2024 high

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    Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Office rents beat their old peaks in 2008 and 2024; prices never passed 1996

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  • Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Office vacancy swung from 6% to 19% before 2013. Since then it has stayed between 9% and 15%

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  • Office: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    The office pipeline is 888 thousand sq m: 28% below 2012 and under a third of the 1996 peak

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    Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    From 2011 Q1 to 2026 Q2 Central retail prices fell 28% while Fringe prices rose 5%

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    Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Shop prices follow 11 Central Area and 11 Fringe planning areas

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  • Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Central prices are 44% below their 1996 shop peak. Fringe prices are 16% below

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  • Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Since 2011 central retail prices fell 28% and rents fell 30%. Fringe prices rose 5%

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  • Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Retail vacancy rose to 11.1% in 2020 and is back to 7.0%

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  • Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    The retail pipeline is 716 thousand sq m, 23% below 2012 and 30% below the 2013 peak

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  • Timeline

    Shops: central versus fringe, vacancies, rentals and supply

    Central retail prices fell 42.8% from 2013 to 2023 and have regained 13.6%

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  • Key figures

    Industrial: prices, rentals, vacancy and supply

    Industrial prices fell 19.9% from 2014 to 2020, then rose 31.7% to 2026 Q2

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  • Industrial: prices, rentals, vacancy and supply

    Industrial prices and rents are at a record 113.8 after a 19.9% price fall in 2014 to 2020

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  • Timeline

    Industrial: prices, rentals, vacancy and supply

    Industrial prices rose 117.5% from 2009 to 2014, fell 19.9%, then rose 31.7%

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  • Flowchart

    Industrial: prices, rentals, vacancy and supply

    JTC tracks four types of industrial space, but prices for only two

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  • Industrial: prices, rentals, vacancy and supply

    Business parks are 19.7% vacant, against 7.6% to 9.2% for other industrial space

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  • Industrial: prices, rentals, vacancy and supply

    The industrial pipeline is 4.7 million sq m, 33% below its 2014 peak

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  • Key figures

    Introduction

    Prices tripled in 27 years despite four falls of 10% or more

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  • Flowchart

    Introduction

    Market data runs from the whole market to single segments, then to finding a deal

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  • Key figures

    Where to find good deals

    Buying costs are paid on day one; 16 of 21 policy changes since 1996 tightened the rules

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  • Flowchart

    Where to find good deals

    Six checks come before the decision, and a failed check sends you back

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    Where to find good deals

    On a S$2.0m home, stamp duty runs from S$69,600 to S$1.27m depending on who buys

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    Where to find good deals

    Median project yields run from 2.5% in Tanglin to 4.0% in the Downtown Core

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  • Key figures

    Conclusion: what the 30-year record says about timing

    Four lessons, four numbers: slow cycles, long waits, milder falls, a falling premium

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    Conclusion: what the 30-year record says about timing

    Peak buyers waited 8 to 56 quarters for the index to return to their entry level

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  • Flowchart

    Conclusion: what the 30-year record says about timing

    The numbers to check depend on the goal: income, price gain or a home to live in

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  • Timeline

    Appendix: sources, definitions, the cycle model rules, policy measures

    Official series run to 2026 Q2; transaction records have a gap, May 2012 to Aug 2021

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  • Flowchart

    Appendix: sources, definitions, the cycle model rules, policy measures

    Each phase has one exit test, and the order never changes

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  • Timeline

    Appendix: sources, definitions, the cycle model rules, policy measures

    16 of the 21 measures tightened; the five easing steps came in 1997 to 2005 and 2017

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