<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>[SINGAPORE] Various major new condo launches in the second half posted strong sales over their launch weekends.</p><p>Skye at Holland in the Holland Village area, Penrith in the Queenstown vicinity, LyndenWoods at Singapore Science Park and Springleaf Residence in the Upper Thomson area had sales take-up rates of 99 per cent, 97 per cent, 94 per cent and 92 per cent, respectively, at their launches. River Valley area projects River Green and Zyon Grand as well as Faber Residence in the Clementi vicinity sold more than 80 per cent of units at their launches.</p><p>Huttons Data Analytics estimated that developers’ sales excluding executive condos (ECs) for 2025 will be about 11,000 units – the highest annual sales number since 2021.</p></div></div>

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<p>Singapore's major condo launches in H2 2025 showed strong sales, with projects like Skye at Holland and Penrith achieving over 90% take-up rates. Huttons Data Analytics predicts 2025 developer sales to reach 11,000 units, the highest since 2021. The news questions if the government should boost housing supply in its H1 2026 land sales programme.</p>

Should the government have boosted housing supply in its H1 2026 land sales programme?