Homebuyers more selective on buffet of new private homes in SG

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pstrongSales may pick up in H2, as borrowing conditions ease thanks to declining interest rates./strong/p pMore new units are launching in the Singapore market than the past two years, leading to slower price increases for non-landed private homes– and a more selective buyer base, reports Knight Frank.

More new units are launching in the Singapore market than the past two years, leading to slower price increases for non-landed private homes– and a more selective buyer base, reports Knight Frank.

Nicholas Keong: “Homebuyers have more choices now than they did in the property boom during the pandemic, and the variety of options have led to longer decision-making before purchase,” said Nichols Keong, head, residential and private office, Knight Frank. For 2023, total transaction volume was 17,389, with new sales volumes dropping 43.2% in Q4 to just 1,086 units sold. That does not mean that demand is not there. It is possible that home buyers have momentarily fled to the sidelines until interest rates fall, Keong noted.“With interest rates expected to fall only from the second half of 2024, some homebuyers are adopting a watch-and-wait posture until more certainty prevails in the borrowing rate environment,” Keong said.

With the number of upcoming launches, homebuyers will likely seek quality over price, tempering price growth to between 3% to 5% in 2024. Since you're here...

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