Based on recent data and market forecasts through 2026, Singapore's housing market continues to position itself as a resilient and attractive option for both homeowners and investors. One significant trend is the steady price growth in landed properties, which have seen a robust 28.6% increase over the past five years, offering potential long-term value appreciation. In contrast, non-landed and HDB flats have also experienced healthy growth, with increases of 23.7% and 30.8% respectively. From personal observation, this balanced growth caters well to different segments of buyers, from those seeking luxury landed homes to more affordable public housing options. An important factor to watch is the anticipated rise in interest rates through 2026 and 2027, particularly with SORA expected to increase. This could impact mortgage affordability, but for those locking in loans at today's rates, there might be a window of opportunity. I've noticed that this prospect is encouraging some buyers to act sooner rather than later. Geographically, prime regions such as the CCR (Core Central Region) and RCR (Rest of Central Region) are expected to lead new launches, providing better value compared to previous years' offerings. Competitive government land sales bidding suggests developer confidence and potentially steady new launch prices. From what I've gathered in market discussions, buyers targeting these regions can expect a firm but fair pricing environment, with new launches complementing resale markets where supply remains limited. Additionally, the higher BTO supply planned through 2025 is moderating resale price growth for HDB flats, easing affordability pressures in the public housing sector. This dynamic is helpful for first-time homebuyers like myself or friends looking to enter the market without facing excessively inflated resale prices. Overall, Singapore's housing market trends in 2026 reflect a sustainable growth trajectory amid global uncertainties—a safe haven characterized by strong economic fundamentals and well-regulated property policies. For those interested in navigating the property market this year, keeping an eye on regional supply-demand shifts, interest rate changes, and government land sales will be crucial in making informed decisions.