Jurong West HDB Resale Price

Jurong West is one of Singapore’s largest HDB towns, located in the West Region within District 22. Known for its extensive residential neighbourhoods, relatively accessible housing prices, strong transport connectivity, and proximity to major employment and educational hubs, Jurong West has remained one of Singapore’s most active HDB resale markets over the years.

Jurong West HDB resale prices have generally remained relatively affordable compared with many mature and city-fringe estates, while continuing to attract steady buyer demand from families, first-time homeowners, and long-term owner-occupiers. Areas such as Boon Lay, Pioneer, Hong Kah, Nanyang, and Jurong West Central have continued attracting interest due to their proximity to MRT stations, schools, shopping malls, industrial employment hubs, and neighbourhood amenities.

Flats located near Boon Lay MRT station, Pioneer MRT station, Lakeside MRT station, and Jurong West MRT stations along the East-West MRT Line have generally continued recording stronger resale activity due to their connectivity towards Jurong East, Buona Vista, One-North, and the Central Business District. The future Jurong Region Line may further strengthen transport connectivity and accessibility across the western corridor over time.

Future developments across western Singapore may continue supporting long-term buyer demand across Jurong West. The transformation of the Jurong Lake District, expansion of nearby business parks and industrial hubs, and improvements in transport infrastructure may continue enhancing the attractiveness of the West Region. Flats located closer to MRT stations, schools, shopping malls, and integrated amenities have generally shown firmer PSF performance and stronger resale demand across different market cycles.

Jurong West is also well known for its strong education ecosystem spanning primary schools, secondary schools, tertiary institutions, and universities. The town’s proximity to Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Jurong Innovation District, and western education clusters has continued supporting housing demand from families, students, academics, and professionals working in the area. Schools, sports facilities, community infrastructure, and parks across the town have also contributed to Jurong West’s long-term residential appeal.

Compared with many smaller HDB towns, Jurong West offers a broad mix of older and newer HDB projects, larger residential precincts, and extensive neighbourhood amenities. Buyers can choose between older flats with larger floor areas and newer lease projects depending on budget and housing preferences. High-floor units, MRT-linked projects, and flats located closer to commercial hubs and transport nodes have generally continued attracting stronger buyer attention across the estate.

This page serves as the main Jurong West HDB resale price and market analysis hub by HDB Insights. Here, you can explore the latest Jurong West HDB resale prices, monthly transaction activity, average and median resale price trends, PSF trends, flat type performance, lease profile patterns, MRT proximity trends, high-floor premium movements, million-dollar flat activity, and record-setting resale transactions across Jurong West and its surrounding neighbourhood clusters.

May 2026 Jurong West HDB Resale Price Overview

This overview summarises the latest HDB resale transaction activity and pricing trends observed across Jurong West, located in District 22, West Region.

Jurong West recorded 110 HDB resale transactions in May 2026. The average resale price was $567,048, while the median resale price was $568,444. On a PSF basis, the average price was approximately $518 PSF, while the median PSF was approximately $514 PSF.

The highest recorded resale transaction for the month was $958,888 at 138B Yuan Ching Road. This was a high-floor DBSS 5-room flat with a floor area of 108 sqm, achieving an estimated $825 PSF. The flat was located approximately 1,800m from Chinese Garden MRT station.

The highest PSF transaction was recorded at 138B Yuan Ching Road, where a high-floor DBSS 5-room flat achieved approximately $825 PSF. The flat was located approximately 1,800m from Chinese Garden MRT station.

The most active flat type was 4-room, with 48 transactions.

23 transactions were located within 500m of an MRT station during the month.

The data below highlights key resale price movements, transaction activity, and notable market trends observed across Jurong West.

Most Expensive HDB Flat Types Sold in Jurong West

This section tracks the highest recorded HDB resale prices by flat type in Jurong West, based on available resale transactions in the database.

Highest 2-room Resale Price

The current 2-room price record in Jurong West was set by a mid-floor Model A flat at 698A Jurong West Central 3, which sold for $428,000 in December 2025.

The transaction achieved approximately $846 PSF based on a floor area of 47 sqm. The flat was located approximately 430m from Boon Lay MRT station.

There has been 1 near-record attempt so far, with the closest sale reaching $416,000, about $12,000 below the existing record. The latest near-record attempt was recorded in November 2025.

Highest 3-room Resale Price

The current 3-room price record in Jurong West was set by a high-floor Model A flat at 697A Jurong West Central 3, which sold for $628,000 in February 2026.

The transaction achieved approximately $858 PSF based on a floor area of 68 sqm. The flat was located approximately 450m from Boon Lay MRT station.

There have been 4 near-record attempts so far, with the closest sale reaching $608,888, about $19,112 below the existing record. The latest near-record attempt was recorded in December 2025.

Highest 4-room Resale Price

The current 4-room price record in Jurong West was set by a high-floor Model A flat at 698C Jurong West Central 3, which sold for $820,000 in March 2026.

The transaction achieved approximately $819 PSF based on a floor area of 93 sqm.

There has been 1 near-record attempt so far, with the closest sale reaching $780,000, about $40,000 below the existing record. The latest near-record attempt was recorded in March 2025.

Highest 5-room Resale Price

The current 5-room price record in Jurong West was set by a high-floor DBSS flat at 138B Yuan Ching Road, which sold for $958,888 in May 2026.

The transaction achieved approximately $825 PSF based on a floor area of 108 sqm. The flat was located approximately 1,800m from Chinese Garden MRT station.

There have been 5 near-record attempts so far, with the closest sale reaching $952,888, about $6,000 below the existing record. The latest near-record attempt was recorded in January 2026.

Highest Executive Resale Price

The current Executive price record in Jurong West was set by a high-floor Maisonette flat at 471 Jurong West Street 41, which sold for $980,000 in June 2024.

The transaction achieved approximately $611 PSF based on a floor area of 149 sqm. The flat was located approximately 490m from Lakeside MRT station.

There have been 3 near-record attempts so far, with the closest sale reaching $960,000, about $20,000 below the existing record. The latest near-record attempt was recorded in January 2025.

Record levels may change as new resale transactions are recorded. Near-record attempts are useful because they show whether recent transactions are still testing the upper end of the town’s resale price range.

Jurong West HDB Resale Price Summary

What Is the Average HDB Resale Price in Jurong West?

Based on 110 recorded resale transactions in May 2026, the average HDB resale price in Jurong West was approximately $567,048, while the median resale price was approximately $568,444.

This suggests that resale prices were relatively evenly distributed, with the average and median prices pointing to a similar overall price level.

What Is the Average PSF in Jurong West?

In May 2026, Jurong West resale flats averaged approximately $518 PSF, while the median PSF stood at approximately $514 PSF. Actual PSF levels can vary depending on flat type, floor area, remaining lease, floor level, and proximity to MRT stations.

The average and median PSF were relatively close, suggesting that PSF levels were fairly balanced across the transactions recorded during the month.

Which Flat Type Had the Most Transactions?

4-room flats recorded the highest resale activity in Jurong West during May 2026, with 48 completed transactions.

This suggests that mainstream family-sized flats formed the core of resale demand during the month.

Which Flat Type Was the Most Expensive?

Among the tracked flat types, Executive flats recorded the highest average resale price in May 2026 at approximately $808,698.

This suggests that Executive flats continued to command premium absolute prices, mainly because of their larger floor areas and more limited supply.

How Many Million-Dollar HDB Flats Were Sold?

Jurong West recorded 0 million-dollar HDB resale transactions year-to-date through May 2026. Over the rolling 12-month period from June 2025 to May 2026, the town recorded 0 million-dollar resale transactions.

This suggests that million-dollar resale activity remains relatively limited in Jurong West compared with Singapore’s most expensive mature estates.

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