Singapore New Launch Market

Projects Weekly Update

New-launch sales for 21 - 27 Sep, Amberwood's launch result, two project sell-outs, the week's property headlines and refreshed affordability tables.

Edition: 28 Sep 2026Sales window: 21 - 27 SepPricing accurate as at: 27 / 09 / 2026

Amberwood Put Central In Front

The 21 - 27 Sep window recorded 79 residential new-launch sales. The Central/Lux cluster led with 39 units, powered by 24 recorded at Amberwood at Holland.

Amberwood's launch-weekend report put sales at 23 of the first 70 units released, at an average of approximately $3,019 psf. The supplied weekly transaction update records 24 sales during the full week.

Demand Was Concentrated

Amberwood at Holland and Union Square Residences contributed 35 sales, or about 44% of the week's residential total. West followed with 20 units, led by The Sen with 9.

Two Projects Reached 100%

The Continuum and Tembusu Grand both sold their remaining homes last week. Their sell-outs are a useful signal that completed sales momentum is still present in District 15.

Affordability Tables Refreshed

The complete report below covers CCR, RCR, OCR and EC choices by bedroom type, with price and PSF ranges accurate as at 27 Sep 2026.

Weekly Sales

21 - 27 Sep Sales Snapshot

Central/Lux led decisively after Amberwood's launch, while West contributed the second-highest total.

39
Central / Lux
Amberwood led with 24
20
West Zone
The Sen led with 9
15
North Zone
Lentor Gardens led with 8
5
East Zone
Coastal Cabana led with 3
1
Comm / Ind
Gate+
39
Central
20
West
15
North
5
East
1
Comm / Ind
East Zone5
Coastal Cabana (EC)D183
Tembusu GrandD151
Bagnall HausD161
Commercial / Industrial1
Gate+-1
Launch & Sell-Out Highlights

A New Launch And Two Finishes

Amberwood at Holland dominated the week's launch activity, while two District 15 projects reached 100% sold.

Launch Highlight

Amberwood at Holland

The District 10 project near Holland Village sold 23 of the first 70 units released during its opening weekend, a 33% take-up rate. Eleven of the sales were four-bedroom homes, reinforcing its family and owner-occupier positioning.

Launch Sales23 / 70
Average Price$3,019 psf
Home TypeSizeGuide PricePSF
3 Bedroom872 sqft$2,568,000$2,945
3 Bedroom Flexi958 sqft$2,841,000$2,966
4 Bedroom1,087 sqft$3,175,000$2,921
4 Bedroom Premium1,227 sqft$3,674,000$2,994
5 Bedroom Premium1,335 sqft$3,992,000$2,990
5 Bedroom Luxe1,561 sqft$4,699,000$3,010

The remaining 142 homes are expected to be released in phases. Prices remain subject to change and availability.

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Market Notes

What Mattered Last Week

Overlapping reports have been consolidated so each development or market theme appears only once.

Amberwood Opens At $3,019 PSF Average

Amberwood at Holland sold 23 of the first 70 units released, a 33% opening-weekend take-up rate. Four-bedroom homes accounted for 11 sales.

Sources: The Business Times and Lianhe Zaobao, 28 Sep 2026

Private Resale Prices Ease Again

August private-home resale prices slipped 0.3% month-on-month. CCR prices fell 4.3%, while RCR and OCR prices rose 0.5% and 0.8% respectively.

Source: Lianhe Zaobao, 26 Sep 2026

Jumbo Flat Scheme Under Review

HDB is reviewing its adjoining-flat conversion scheme after a Telok Blangah jumbo flat was listed at $2.18 million, more than 40% above comparable three-room transactions in the area.

Sources: The Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao, 26 Sep 2026

Wait-Out Rule Change Seen As Orderly

An NUS survey found most industry respondents do not expect removing the 15-month wait-out period to trigger an HDB resale price surge, though larger flats may see stronger demand.

Source: The Business Times, 28 Sep 2026

Suburban Affordability Draws Concern

Property-sector sentiment toward suburban private homes turned negative in the second quarter as buyers faced higher price ceilings and tight supply.

Source: The Business Times, 25 Sep 2026

URA Reviews Floor-Space Rules

URA will review gross-floor-area guidelines to give developers more design flexibility and encourage features that improve heat resilience and thermal comfort.

Source: The Business Times, 22 Sep 2026

Population Reaches 6.21 Million

Singapore's population rose 1.6% in the year to June 2026, driven mainly by non-resident workers supporting housing and major infrastructure projects.

Sources: The Business Times and The Straits Times, 26 Sep 2026

Singapore Is Now Super-Aged

Residents aged 65 and above reached 21.4% of the citizen population, crossing the UN's 21% threshold. The share is projected to reach 26.1% by 2035.

Source: The Straits Times, 26 Sep 2026

Core Inflation Rises To 2.2%

August core inflation edged up from 2.0% to 2.2%, while headline inflation reached 2.3%. Analysts remained mixed on whether MAS would adjust policy.

Source: The Business Times, 24 Sep 2026

Government Begins Property-Purchase Review

PSD is identifying transactions made from 2007 to 2011 by officers involved in rail planning, following research into purchases near then-unannounced MRT stations.

Sources: The Business Times and The Straits Times, 26 Sep 2026

Smart Technology Expands At BTO Sites

HDB plans wider trials of screeding robots, smart hoists and standardised components to speed construction, improve safety and reduce manpower needs.

Source: The Straits Times, 26 Sep 2026

Tengah Land Retained For Park Use

A 5.4-hectare Tengah plot previously planned for housing will remain part of a future park after environmental studies and consultation with nature groups.

Source: The Straits Times, 23 Sep 2026

Electricity Costs Face Upward Pressure

Wholesale electricity prices reached their highest weekly level of 2026. Households on wholesale or expiring fixed-price plans may feel the increase first.

Source: The Straits Times, 28 Sep 2026

Higher Rates Put S-REIT Scale In Focus

As funding costs rise, smaller S-REITs face greater pressure to consolidate, grow their asset base or improve liquidity to remain competitive.

Source: The Business Times, 24 Sep 2026

New EC Affordability Debate Continues

A first-time couple earning $18,000 monthly may qualify for a new EC but could still face substantial equity requirements, renewing calls for more affordable EC pricing.

Source: The Business Times, 22 Sep 2026

Subsales Were Profitable, But Small Units Carried More Risk

EdgeProp's review of more than 5,000 subsales from January 2021 to August 2026 found that 98.3% made money after seller's stamp duty. Losses were concentrated in smaller units, especially homes below 600 sq ft at One Pearl Bank and Normanton Park.

Source: EdgeProp Singapore, 25 Sep 2026

Property Succession Needs More Than An Equal Split

A commentary on estate planning warned that dividing a family home equally can still create conflict when one heir lives in the property and another needs liquidity. Early conversations, a clear will and a separate cash or insurance pool can make the eventual transfer more workable.

Source: EdgeProp Singapore, 25 Sep 2026

Pinnacle@Duxton Sets A $1.701 Million Record

A 1,152 sq ft five-room flat on the 28th to 30th storeys sold for $1.701 million, exceeding the development's previous record by $71,000 and its asking price by $51,000. The largely original-condition home drew buyers prioritising location, layout and liveable space.

Source: EdgeProp Singapore, 25 Sep 2026

Ageing Condos Face Higher Upkeep Costs

Savills estimates property-management costs have risen by more than 20% since the pandemic. As estates age, major components such as lifts may need upgrading around the 20- to 25-year mark, placing more pressure on maintenance planning and sinking funds.

Source: EdgeProp Singapore, 25 Sep 2026

Stamford Court Reopens As A Mixed-Use Hub

The 30-year-old Stamford Court has been repositioned as Stamford Place rather than demolished. The conserved structure now combines dining, co-working space and 66 serviced apartments, showing how older commercial buildings can be adapted for new uses.

Source: EdgeProp Singapore, 25 Sep 2026

District 10 Resales Mark New Benchmarks

Latitude reached a new project high when a 2,766 sq ft unit sold for $8.28 million, or $2,993 psf. Separately, a 2,885 sq ft Ardmore Park home changed hands for $12.55 million, giving its seller a $7.6 million gain over a 30-year holding period.

Source: EdgeProp Singapore, 25 Sep 2026
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