In REA’s Singapore Property Market Snapshot for April 2026, Stirling Residences emerged as the most active resale condo project, recording 18 resale transactions with a total transacted value of S$32.29 million.
Source: REA Singapore Property Market Snapshot - April 2026
The project achieved an average transacted price of S$1.79 million and an average resale price of S$2,430 psf, placing it ahead of other active resale projects such as The Florence Residences, Treasure At Tampines, Whistler Grand, and Normanton Park.
2-Bedroom Units Drove Most of the Activity
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The resale activity at Stirling Residences was mainly driven by 2-bedroom units, which accounted for 13 out of 18 transactions in April, with an average transacted price of S$1.6 million and an average price of S$2,370 psf. This suggests that buyers may have been drawn to units with a more manageable quantum, while still gaining access to a city-fringe location.
Larger Units Commanded Higher PSF
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While 2-bedroom units led in volume, 3-bedroom units achieved the highest average psf at S$2,640 psf. Across 4 transactions, these units recorded an average transacted price of S$2.62 million. This points to stronger pricing power for larger units, possibly reflecting demand from buyers who value space, liveability, and the convenience of a mature estate.
Sellers Saw Healthy Gains
Stirling Residences also performed well from a profitability perspective. Across the 18 resale transactions, sellers recorded an average gain of about S$420,980, or 29.6%, with an annualised gain of around 4.8%. The strongest gains came from 3-bedroom units, which recorded an average gain of about S$749 thousand, or 40.8%, with an annualised gain of 7.3%.
Why Queenstown Remains a Resale Hotspot
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Stirling Residences’ performance also reflects the continued appeal of Queenstown as a resale location. As a mature city-fringe estate, Queenstown offers a strong combination of transport connectivity, established amenities, proximity to central business areas, and access to employment nodes such as Alexandra, Redhill, one-north, and the CBD. For buyers, this makes the area attractive for both own-stay convenience and long-term resale demand.
Stirling Residences’ strong showing in April suggests that buyers are still actively seeking well-located resale condos with clear liveability and investment appeal. Its high transaction volume, strong average psf, and healthy seller gains make it one of the standout resale projects in REA’s April 2026 Singapore Property Market Snapshot.
Apart from being a resale hotspot, Queenstown has received strong demand for new launches seen from the performance of Penrith. Launched in October 2025, the development has seen strong demand, with 98% of its units sold since launch, reflecting healthy buyer confidence and continued interest in the area. Explore Penrith condominium on real-agent.ai to compare its project details, location, and pricing against Queenstown’s active resale market.
