02.01.202600:30:00UTC+00Singapore's URA Property Index Declines in Q4 2025

In the latest economic update, Singapore's URA Property Index has shown a notable decrease in the fourth quarter of 2025. Released on January 2, 2026, the index reported a 0.70% change, which marks a decline from the previous quarter's 0.90% gain.

The URA Property Index, an essential gauge for the real estate sector in Singapore, provides insights into the property market's movements. The current quarter's performance, reflecting a 0.20% drop from the third quarter of 2025, suggests a cooling period in the real estate activity or perhaps an adjustment following previous gains. The third quarter of 2025 had seen a higher increase, shifting upward at a rate of 0.90%.

These figures highlight a shift in momentum, with the fourth quarter's deceleration indicating potential changes in market dynamics or investor confidence as the city navigates through emerging global economic conditions. Stakeholders are keeping a keen eye on these developments, as they could signal broader implications for the future trajectory of Singapore's property market. As the global economy enters 2026, real estate trends in key urban centers like Singapore will be critical to monitor.