Knight Frank Singapore reports S$42.4 billion in real estate investment sales for the first nine months of 2026. Its public announcement says that this exceeds the S$40.7 billion recorded for the whole of 2025.
The firm's Q3 2026 Investment Market Update is listed on its research website with a report date of 6 October 2026. The figures above were checked against Knight Frank Singapore's own public announcement on 10 October.
Knight Frank also projects that full-year investment sales could reach around S$50 billion. That is the research team's forecast. It is not a completed full-year transaction total, and the year is still underway.
This article reports the firm's investment-sales tally. It does not describe a rise of S$42.4 billion in property values or provide a home-price growth rate. A monetary total for transactions and a measure of price change answer different questions.
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The reporting period is the first nine months of 2026. The original research listing is dated 6 October; a Stacked Homes report dated 9 October brought the story into today's news collection. This article was prepared and checked on 10 October using the two public primary references below. No personal investment view is attributed to Keith.
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