Why Buy an Apartment in Singapore?
Few markets offer the clarity, resilience and potential growth that Singapore does. Ranked among the world’s most stable economies, Singapore has been a go-to destination for global investors seeking capital gains and preservation for years. In a region where regulatory risk can derail a deal, Singapore stands out for its pro-investor policies and adherence to the rule of law.
For the financially savvy global citizen, Singapore is more than just a place to live. It’s a calculated move into a market that rewards patience, protects capital and offers legacy assets.
Featured Singapore Apartments for Sale
Here are some featured apartments for sale in Singapore to give you an idea of what’s available. These listings cater to diverse budgets and preferences, ensuring something for everyone.
Contact SHE Real Estate for a private viewing of these fantastic apartments and more. Our team is here to help you find your perfect home in our sale listings.
Current Market Trends 2025
Singapore’s private apartment market remained steady in Q1 2025, with prices of non-landed homes up 0.6% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ), continuing the upward trend despite macro headwinds. This follows a stronger 3% QoQ growth in Q4 2024, a slight deceleration in price growth. New project launches drove sales, with developers moving 3,379 units, just short of the 3,420 in Q4. Outside Central Region properties led the charge, accounting for 66% of new sales, thanks to their affordable pricing and improved accessibility. Parktown Residence was the top quarter performer with 1,059 units sold at $2,370 per square foot (psf).
In the resale market, transaction volume fell 14.7% QoQ as buyers shifted their attention to new launches. Prices in the Rest of Central Region (RCR) and the Core Central Region (CCR) also rose moderately, with RCR posting the highest QoQ growth of 1%.
Going forward, developers will adopt more calibrated pricing strategies in response to global economic uncertainty. However, sentiment remains positive for well-located and competitively priced apartments.
Investment Insights: Capital Gains, ROI & Rental Yields
The Singapore apartment market remains an attractive investment opportunity, particularly in well-located new launches and key suburban areas. In Q1 2025, the average psf for new non-landed private homes was $2,334, down slightly from Q4’s $2,393. Developers have been pricing units more sensitively due to cautious buyer sentiment, which presents strategic entry points for investors looking for long-term capital appreciation.
The resale transaction volume fell 14.7% QoQ, but selected resale projects in RCR and OCR still deliver strong rental yields due to pent-up rental demand and limited new supplies in 2024. As of Q1 2025, rents have stabilised at $4.94 psf/month, slightly increasing from $4.90 in Q4 2024. This is the first annual decline in rental volume since 2020.
Well-performing projects like The Orie and Lentor Central Residences demonstrate that new apartments in strong regions can outperform in sales velocity and pricing. In a market where CCR properties are a long-term capital growth play and OCR assets offer better yield margins, investor strategy depends on whether yield or capital upside is the priority.
