What's moving the market: Singapore's biggest property deals and hottest searches (Oct 9)
These high-value transactions across non-landed and landed homes signal continued activity in Singapore’s premium segment and may influence pricing expectations for comparable properties.
A 42nd-storey Sky@Eleven apartment was the fortnight’s priciest condo transaction at $9.38 million, while a Sunset Way corner terrace led landed sales at $9 million.
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Here is this week’s data-led look at Singapore’s property market, covering record transactions, rental benchmarks and the most searched homes on EdgeProp.
Non-landed private homes — new launches, resales and rents
The most expensive condo unit sold during the past fortnight was at Sky@Eleven on Thomson Lane, fetching $9.38 million. The 42nd-storey apartment changed hands on Sept 23.
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Next on the list was a 10th-storey unit at Grange Residences, transacted at $9.25 million; followed by a 26th-storey apartment at UpperHouse At Orchard Boulevard, which went for about $7.77 million.
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Among new-launch condos, the projects with the most transactions in the 14 days to Oct 6 included Amberwood At Holland, Union Square Residences, and The Sen.
The 212-unit Amberwood At Holland launched for sale on Sept 24, moving 11% of its units during the weekend at an average price of about $3,019 psf.
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In the Outside Central Region (OCR) or suburbs, the most popular rented condos were Lakeville on Jurong Lake Link, Coco Palms on Pasir Ris Grove, and J Gateway in Jurong East. They saw 42, 41 and 40 deals respectively.
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In the OCR, three of the condo units with the highest rents — for leases starting in August — were located at Grand Duchess At St Patrick’s. They are bringing in monthly rents of $14,000, $11,500 and $10,500. The freehold condo is next to St Patrick’s School and a roughly seven-minute walk to Marine Terrace MRT Station.
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Parc Botannia, The Woodleigh Residences and Eco made the list of the most transacted resale condos over the past fortnight.
Read also: Five-room flat at SkyTerrace @ Dawson sold for $1.6 mil, setting islandwide HDB resale psf record of $1,502
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Landed homes — highest transacted prices and rents
A freehold corner terrace house on Sunset Way commanded the highest transacted price in the landed property market during the fortnight ending Oct 6, when it was resold for $9 million on Sept 22. That works out to $1,764 psf on its land area of about 5,101 sq ft.
Next, a semi-detached house sitting on 3,002 sq ft of freehold land on Aida Street fetched about $8.64 million in a new sale. The home is located in the Opera Estate landed housing enclave in Siglap.
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In the rental market for landed homes, the 10 highest monthly rents within the OCR ranged from $17,300 for a house on Conway Circle, to $24,000 for a detached house on Chestnut Avenue.
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HDB flats — top prices and rents, most transacted blocks
In the HDB resale market, a five-room flat in Bishan was sold for $1.71 million. Located at Block 273A Bishan Street 24, on the 37th to 39th storeys, the unit is part of the Natura Loft DBSS project.
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Meanwhile, the HDB flat with the highest rent was an executive unit at Block 155 Bedok South Avenue 3. It is bringing in $5,500 per month on a rental contract that began in October.
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Read also: HDB resale prices dip 0.2% q-o-q in 3Q2026, while transaction volumes surge: HDB flash estimates