HDB Resale Price
Last updated: 6 June 2026
Singapore HDB resale prices are influenced by a wide mix of factors including town maturity, transport connectivity, remaining lease, flat type, flat size and local buyer demand. Mature estates often attract buyers who prioritise established amenities and central accessibility, while larger non-mature towns may appeal to buyers looking for more space or relatively accessible entry prices.
Understanding HDB resale prices requires looking beyond national averages alone. Prices can vary significantly between towns, flat types and projects depending on MRT proximity, school access, floor level, project age and the availability of larger flats. This is why resale prices across Singapore may differ meaningfully even within the same flat category.
This Singapore HDB resale price guide combines national resale trends, town rankings, PSF comparisons, flat-type pricing insights and million-dollar resale activity using recent HDB transaction data. It is designed to help buyers, sellers, homeowners and market watchers better understand how resale prices are moving across Singapore’s HDB market.
$603,500
-4.2% vs May 2026
$604 psf
-0.2% vs May 2026
430
-79.9% vs May 2026
39
-76.5% vs May 2026
The most active HDB town in June 2026 was Punggol, with 34 resale transactions. The highest recorded HDB resale transaction in June 2026 reached $1,650,000 in Queenstown.
HDB Town Rankings By Median PSF
Compare median PSF trends across Singapore HDB towns using recent resale transactions.
Central Area
Median Price$1,500,000
Median PSF$1,437 psf
Transactions1
Million-Dollar Sales1
Queenstown
Median Price$847,500
Median PSF$1,065 psf
Transactions18
Million-Dollar Sales6
Kallang/Whampoa
Median Price$988,000
Median PSF$1,005 psf
Transactions15
Million-Dollar Sales6
Toa Payoh
Median Price$928,000
Median PSF$1,004 psf
Transactions19
Million-Dollar Sales7
Bukit Merah
Median Price$962,500
Median PSF$975 psf
Transactions12
Million-Dollar Sales5
Bishan
Median Price$750,000
Median PSF$774 psf
Transactions9
Million-Dollar Sales3
Clementi
Median Price$874,044
Median PSF$734 psf
Transactions12
Million-Dollar Sales5
Punggol
Median Price$657,500
Median PSF$718 psf
Transactions34
Million-Dollar Sales1
Bukit Timah
Median Price$925,000
Median PSF$699 psf
Transactions1
Million-Dollar Sales0
Serangoon
Median Price$654,000
Median PSF$646 psf
Transactions4
Million-Dollar Sales0
Tampines
Median Price$608,888
Median PSF$619 psf
Transactions23
Million-Dollar Sales1
Hougang
Median Price$548,000
Median PSF$609 psf
Transactions29
Million-Dollar Sales0
Sengkang
Median Price$644,444
Median PSF$607 psf
Transactions24
Million-Dollar Sales0
Bukit Panjang
Median Price$556,500
Median PSF$585 psf
Transactions16
Million-Dollar Sales0
Yishun
Median Price$495,000
Median PSF$582 psf
Transactions27
Million-Dollar Sales0
Sembawang
Median Price$578,000
Median PSF$582 psf
Transactions11
Million-Dollar Sales0
Bedok
Median Price$467,500
Median PSF$578 psf
Transactions16
Million-Dollar Sales0
Choa Chu Kang
Median Price$587,500
Median PSF$569 psf
Transactions22
Million-Dollar Sales0
Ang Mo Kio
Median Price$490,000
Median PSF$565 psf
Transactions23
Million-Dollar Sales2
Jurong East
Median Price$575,000
Median PSF$555 psf
Transactions15
Million-Dollar Sales1
Pasir Ris
Median Price$702,500
Median PSF$547 psf
Transactions14
Million-Dollar Sales1
Bukit Batok
Median Price$520,000
Median PSF$547 psf
Transactions22
Million-Dollar Sales0
Geylang
Median Price$340,000
Median PSF$536 psf
Transactions7
Million-Dollar Sales0
Woodlands
Median Price$627,000
Median PSF$530 psf
Transactions33
Million-Dollar Sales0
Jurong West
Median Price$600,000
Median PSF$507 psf
Transactions23
Million-Dollar Sales0
HDB Resale Prices By Flat Type
Compare median resale prices across different HDB flat types and towns in Singapore.
2-room Flats
Punggol
$390,000
$826 psf
6 transactions
Punggol
$390,000
$826 psf
6 transactions
3-room Flats
Bukit Merah
$788,000
$1,077 psf
3 transactions
Geylang
$329,500
$508 psf
4 transactions
4-room Flats
Toa Payoh
$1,088,000
$1,087 psf
9 transactions
Jurong West
$492,000
$444 psf
5 transactions
5-room Flats
Clementi
$1,243,000
$1,036 psf
3 transactions
Jurong West
$633,000
$493 psf
10 transactions
Executive Flats
Woodlands
$918,000
$501 psf
5 transactions
Jurong West
$760,000
$498 psf
3 transactions
Looking at resale prices by flat type gives a clearer picture of the national HDB resale market. Some towns may appear more affordable overall because they record more smaller-flat transactions, while larger flats in mature or better-connected estates may still command significantly higher resale prices.
What Drives HDB Resale Demand In Singapore
HDB resale buyers often evaluate flats based on price, location, flat type, remaining lease, transport access and long-term neighbourhood convenience.
Town Maturity And Amenities
Mature estates tend to attract strong resale interest because they usually have established amenities, schools, food centres, town centres, transport links and familiar neighbourhood environments.
MRT And Transport Access
Flats near MRT stations, bus interchanges or major transport nodes may attract stronger buyer interest because daily commuting convenience remains one of the most important resale demand drivers.
Flat Type And Space Needs
Different flat types serve different buyer profiles. Smaller flats may appeal to budget-conscious buyers, while larger flats such as 5-room, executive and maisonette units may command stronger prices when supply is limited.
Remaining Lease
Remaining lease can affect buyer confidence, loan eligibility and long-term resale value. Flats with longer remaining leases may appeal to younger buyers or families planning for a longer holding period.
Million-Dollar HDB Activity
Million-dollar HDB resale transactions are usually concentrated in selected towns, larger flat types, newer projects, rare layouts or highly convenient locations. They are useful signals, but they do not represent the entire resale market.
Balancing Price, Lease And Location
Buyers comparing HDB resale flats should look beyond headline prices. A more affordable flat in one town may offer more space, while a higher-priced flat in another town may offer better transport access, newer lease profile or stronger location convenience.
Explore HDB Resale Prices By Town
View individual HDB town pages for resale price data, transaction activity and market insights.
Ang Mo Kio
June 2026: 23 resale transactions
Bedok
June 2026: 16 resale transactions
Bishan
June 2026: 9 resale transactions
Bukit Batok
June 2026: 22 resale transactions
Bukit Merah
June 2026: 12 resale transactions
Bukit Panjang
June 2026: 16 resale transactions
Bukit Timah
June 2026: 1 resale transaction
Central Area
June 2026: 1 resale transaction
Choa Chu Kang
June 2026: 22 resale transactions
Clementi
June 2026: 12 resale transactions
Geylang
June 2026: 7 resale transactions
Hougang
June 2026: 29 resale transactions
Jurong East
June 2026: 15 resale transactions
Jurong West
June 2026: 23 resale transactions
Kallang/Whampoa
June 2026: 15 resale transactions
Pasir Ris
June 2026: 14 resale transactions
Punggol
June 2026: 34 resale transactions
Queenstown
June 2026: 18 resale transactions
Sembawang
June 2026: 11 resale transactions
Sengkang
June 2026: 24 resale transactions
Serangoon
June 2026: 4 resale transactions
Tampines
June 2026: 23 resale transactions
Toa Payoh
June 2026: 19 resale transactions
Singapore HDB Resale Price Trends
A national view of resale activity, pricing patterns and buyer demand across Singapore HDB towns.
The Singapore HDB resale market continued to record steady activity in June 2026, with median resale prices reaching $603,500 and median PSF at about $604 psf.
Across Singapore, resale demand varies meaningfully between mature estates, regional centres and larger suburban towns. This is why two flats with similar sizes can still command different prices depending on location, lease profile and neighbourhood convenience.
Resale activity softened month-on-month by -79.9%, with 430 transactions recorded in June 2026. Punggol was the most active HDB town during the month.
Compared with the previous month, the national median resale price moved by -4.2%, while median PSF changed by -0.2%. These movements can reflect shifts in the types of flats and towns transacting during the month.
Higher-value resale activity remained concentrated in selected towns and flat types, with 39 million-dollar transactions recorded. The top transaction reached $1,650,000 in Queenstown.
For buyers comparing HDB resale flats, it is useful to look beyond headline prices. Flat type, floor area, remaining lease, MRT proximity, project age, floor level and town-specific demand can all affect how resale prices move across Singapore.