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New Launch Sales Rebound: September Volumes Nearly Double—Which Projects Are Buyers Eyeing?

Another notable trend this month is the higher proportion of high-value residential transactions. According to data, around 65% of transactions were priced between S$2.5 million and under S$10 million, with larger units and landed homes driving sales momentum.

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[New Launch] Thomson Reserve preview draws 11,800 visitors, a record high for new launches this year

The developer noted that the project's location in the mature Upper Thomson residential enclave, combined with excellent transport connectivity, expansive green spaces, and a diverse range of family-oriented layouts—coupled with a limited supply of new homes in the vicinity—has attracted keen interest from buyers across the island.

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[New Launch] Penthouse at The Serra Residences Sold for S$11.21 Million

The highlight of this sales launch was a 2,669 sq ft penthouse, which transacted for approximately S$11.21 million (S$4,200 psf), setting the project's highest unit price in this round of sales.

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[New Launch] 1,268 Units, ~2-Min Walk to MRT: In-Depth Review of Thomson Reserve

Featuring 1,268 residential units, Thomson Reserve is set to become Singapore's largest private residential launch of 2026, as well as the year's first mega-development with over 1,000 units.

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Dwindling Inventory, Scarce Land: How Developers Replenishing Landbanks Impacts Land Prices

However, it offers a plausible explanation: declining unsold inventory not only reflects healthy residential sales, but also means developers have a stronger incentive to replenish their landbanks.

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Government Land Sales Are Getting More Expensive: Who Is Really Driving Up Land Prices?

However, land prices do not rise at the same pace every year, nor can this simply be attributed to increasingly aggressive bidding by developers.