Landed Home Market Posts Lower Sales Volume And Prices 2Q2025 Huttons
, citing Huttons Asia’s research, reported that sales volume and prices of landed homes in Singapore saw a decline in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the previous quarter. According to the research, a total of 404 landed homes, excluding Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) and strata landed homes, were sold in the second quarter, which is 6.2% lower than the 431 homes sold in the first quarter.
The average transacted price for landed homes also showed a slight decline of 0.9% quarter-on-quarter to $1,989 per square foot (psf). As a result, the total sales value for landed homes in the second quarter was $2.2 billion, 12.6% lower than the previous quarter.
Huttons attributed the decrease in transaction volume to uncertainties surrounding tariffs, which may have prompted some buyers to hold back on their purchases. However, the research also showed that there was a higher volume of terrace homes transacted in the second quarter, at 243 units compared to 232 units in the first quarter. However, the average price for these homes was lower at $2,096 psf, compared to $2,125 psf in the previous quarter.
In contrast, both the semi-detached and detached housing segments saw a decrease in volume and average prices. A total of 129 semi-detached homes were sold at an average price of $1,859 psf, showing a decline of 15% and 0.1% quarter-on-quarter respectively.
The detached landed homes also saw a significant drop in average prices, falling 10.5% quarter-on-quarter from $1,896 psf in the first quarter of 2025 to $1,697 psf in the second quarter. This was due to larger detached homes being sold in the second quarter, with an average land size of 7,219 square feet compared to 6,344 square feet in the previous quarter. Overall, 32 detached properties were sold in the second quarter, down from 47 in the first quarter.
District 15 had the highest number of landed home transactions in the second quarter, with 64 units sold, all of which were 999-year leasehold or freehold properties. Other popular districts were District 16 (40 units), District 19 (66 units), District 20 (38 units), and District 28 (35 units).
According to the research, the most expensive landed home sold in the second quarter was a freehold detached home at Chancery Lane that fetched $23.5 million.
Huttons expects prices and volume of landed homes to remain stable for the rest of the year. “Clarity on tariffs for many countries has emerged after months of negotiations with the US, which will be positive for the global economy,” the report stated. Additionally, the 90-day pause in tariffs announced by the US in April prompted businesses to accelerate their manufacturing and exports, providing a boost to Singapore’s economy.
Furthermore, Huttons believes that the combination of these factors and lower interest rates will support demand for landed homes in the second half of 2025.
The residents of Aurelle of Tampines EC have much to look forward to as the community continues to grow and improve with ongoing and upcoming infrastructure developments. One of the most exciting projects is the completion of the Cross Island Line (CRL), which will greatly enhance the connectivity of the region. Additionally, plans for building cycling paths and pedestrian-friendly pavements around Tampines demonstrate a dedication to promoting a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle. The future of Aurelle of Tampines EC looks bright with these exciting developments on the horizon.
