Residential
With these resale statistics, you can get a better idea of the HDB resale market movements and make a more informed decision.
The median resale prices by town and flat type for resale cases registered in the 4th Quarter of 2020
The median price is the fiftieth percentile amount of HDB resale flat purchases. This means that half of the flats transacted were purchased at amounts above the median price, and half of the flats were purchased at amounts below the median price. These figures are based on resale flat transactions recorded for the quarter, and sorted by town and flat type.
Here are the notes and legends for the symbols used in the following table:
(-) indicates no resale transactions in the quarter
Asterisks (" * ") refer to cases where there are less than 20 resale transactions in the quarter for the particular town and flat type. The median prices of these cases are not shown as they may not be representative
The data excluded transactions that may not accurately reflect the market price, i.e. resale of part shares, resale between related parties, cases under the Conversion Scheme, resale of terrace flats, and converted flats
The figures are rounded to the nearest hundred dollars
The following table shows the median resale prices by town and flat type for resale cases registered in the 4th quarter of 2020:
Total number of resale applications registered sorted by quarter and flat type
* Includes Multi-Generation flats
RPI for 4th Quarter 2019 to 4th Quarter 2020
This index can be used to compare the overall price movements of HDB resale flats. It is calculated using resale transactions registered across towns, flat types, and models. The base period is the 1st quarter of 2009, i.e. RPI has a value of 100 in 1st quarter 2009. For example, if the index increases from 100 to 108 in 1 year, that means that on the whole, HDB resale flat prices increased by about 8% over that year.
Year
Quarter
Index
% Change from Previous Quarter
III
133.9
1.5%
II
131.9
0.3%
I
131.5
0.0%
2019
IV
0.5%
These are the median resale prices by town and flat type for resale cases registered from 2nd quarter 2007 to 4th quarter 2020.
Here are the notes and legends for the symbols used in the following tables:
The data excluded transactions that may not accurately reflect the market price, i.e. resale of part shares, resale between related parties, cases under the Conversion Scheme, resale of terrace flats, converted flats, and HUDC flats
The following tables show the median resale prices by town and flat type for resale cases registered since 2007:
ANG MO KIO
-
*
$277,000
$415,000
$636,000
BEDOK
$275,000
$385,000
$560,000
$730,000
BISHAN
$530,000
$760,000
BUKIT BATOK
$266,000
$365,500
$525,000
$578,000
BUKIT MERAH
$310,000
$661,400
BUKIT PANJANG
$316,500
$520,900
$608,000
BUKIT TIMAH
CENTRAL
$400,000
$710,000
CHOA CHU KANG
$308,000
$386,500
$440,000
$538,900
CLEMENTI
$295,000
$500,000
$842,500
GEYLANG
$259,500
$545,000
$689,000
HOUGANG
$290,000
$393,000
$537,900
$657,000
JURONG EAST
$280,000
$471,500
JURONG WEST
$265,000
$360,000
$448,000
$548,500
KALLANG/WHAMPOA
$283,900
$515,000
$663,500
MARINE PARADE
$375,000
PASIR RIS
$428,000
$495,000
$605,000
PUNGGOL
$245,500
$465,000
QUEENSTOWN
$320,400
$783,500
SEMBAWANG
$410,000
$480,000
SENGKANG
$350,000
$435,000
$475,000
$570,000
SERANGOON
$326,200
$425,000
$590,000
TAMPINES
$322,500
$430,100
$522,000
$685,000
TOA PAYOH
$250,000
$550,000
$720,000
WOODLANDS
$255,000
$580,000
YISHUN
$365,300
1-ROOM
2-ROOM
3-ROOM
4-ROOM
5-ROOM
EXECUTIVE
$272,000
$405,000
$555,000
$275,500
$395,000
$260,000
$343,000
$327,500
$668,000
$725,000
$419,000
$460,000
$430,000
$512,500
$449,000
$243,000
$427,500
$396,500
$262,500
$368,000
$540,000
$347,900
$420,000
$586,900
$356,900
$298,000
$768,000
$354,000
$406,000
$338,500
$421,000
$518,000
$565,000
$458,000
$325,000
$571,500
$682,000
$245,000
$335,000
$379,000
$485,000
TOWNS
$269,500
$397,500
$590,400
$387,300
$521,500
$694,000
$253,000
$518,500
$592,500
$640,000
$817,500
$305,000
$411,000
$520,000
$339,000
$528,000
$315,000
$644,000
$815,000
$225,000
$450,000
$511,500
$682,900
$268,000
$429,400
$283,500
$698,700
$435,500
$608,300
$356,500
$493,000
$728,000
$852,500
$351,000
$408,000
$340,000
$429,000
$320,000
$422,500
$535,000
$680,000
$539,000
$688,000
$263,000
$270,000
$482,500
$584,000
Resale median prices for registered resale applications from 2nd Quarter 2007 to 4th Quarter 2019
Total number of resale applications registered from 2007 to 2019
1-Room
2-Room
3-Room
4-Room
5-Room
Executive*
Total
1st
6
87
1,225
2,032
1,148
337
4,835
2nd
4
97
1,532
2,652
1,520
471
6,276
3rd
1
139
1,540
2,553
1,547
484
6,264
4th
0
128
1,576
2,659
1,519
457
6,339
11
451
5,873
9,896
5,734
1,749
23,714
2
66
1,046
1,810
1,111
423
4,458
3
102
1,382
2,372
1,559
523
5,941
121
1,704
2,828
1,797
610
7,063
82
1,408
2,394
1,350
401
5,637
10
371
5,540
9,404
5,817
1,957
23,099
64
1,210
1,857
1,055
342
4,530
100
2,529
1,407
445
6,001
5
96
1,400
2,447
1,428
432
5,808
71
1,414
2,368
1,403
480
5,738
331
5,543
9,201
5,293
1,699
22,077
51
1,220
1,809
1,023
345
4,449
72
1,500
2,473
1,369
421
5,838
74
1,473
2,250
1,283
433
5,514
69
1,326
2,071
1,186
359
5,012
266
5,519
8,603
4,861
1,558
20,813
77
1,247
1,608
925
276
4,135
78
1,518
2,120
357
5,286
80
1,374
1,935
1,140
362
4,893
1,399
1,993
1,113
402
4,992
317
5,538
7,656
4,388
1,397
19,306
92
1,285
1,444
726
230
3,781
119
1,411
1,669
913
274
4,389
94
1,416
1,735
960
304
4,513
118
1,398
1,779
1,024
306
4,635
21
5,510
6,627
3,623
1,114
17,318
159
1,362
1,523
962
328
4,335
185
1,640
1,922
1,070
415
5,235
172
1,377
1,670
969
339
4,529
132
1,251
1,524
784
309
4,001
7
648
5,630
6,639
3,785
1,391
18,100
1,756
2,226
1,370
437
5,892
1,974
2,676
1,594
627
7,011
146
1,848
2,419
578
6,560
123
1,593
2,129
1,288
496
5,631
17
508
7,171
9,450
5,810
2138
25,094
103
1,818
2,266
1,582
456
6,228
116
1,966
2,365
1,635
495
6,581
112
1,796
2,118
1,415
458
5,903
86
1,712
2,224
1,412
5,921
14
417
7,292
8,973
6,044
1,893
24,633
Executive
122
2,471
3,190
2,047
651
8,484
127
2,679
3,296
2,240
768
9,114
166
2,407
2,965
1,975
687
8,205
134
2,036
2,290
1,477
510
6,454
19
549
9,593
11,741
7,739
2,616
32,257
2,011
2,488
1,506
372
6,446
70
2,860
3,787
2,713
753
10,184
88
3,015
4,062
3,422
1,058
11,649
120
2,508
3,326
2,187
780
8,926
15
10,394
13,663
9,828
2,963
37,205
59
1,854
2,415
1,574
453
6,358
65
2,182
2,857
1,997
656
7,763
61
2,296
2,956
2,172
625
8,112
57
1,806
2,336
1,578
405
6,186
242
8,138
10,564
7,321
2,139
28,419
67
1,908
1,402
511
6,258
2,390
3,091
2,305
854
8,708
2,179
2,833
1,901
738
7,722
1,945
2,525
1,667
524
6,748
277
8,422
10,814
7,275
2,627
29,436
RPI for 1st Quarter 1990 to 4th Quarter 2020
The RPI tracks the overall price movement of the public housing market. It is calculated using resale transactions registered across towns, flat types, and models. The base period is the 1st quarter of 2009, i.e. RPI has a value of 100 in 1st quarter 2009.
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130.9
0.1%
130.8
-0.2%
131.0
-0.3%
2018
131.4
131.6
-0.1%
131.7
-0.8%
2017
132.6
132.8
-0.7%
133.7
-0.5%
2016
134.6
134.7
2015
134.8
135.0
-0.4%
135.6
-1.0%
2014
137.0
-1.5%
139.1
-1.7%
141.5
-1.4%
143.5
-1.6%
2013
145.8
148.1
-0.9%
149.4
148.6
1.3%
2012
146.7
2.5%
143.1
2.0%
140.3
138.5
0.6%
2011
137.7
1.7%
135.4
3.8%
130.4
3.2%
126.4
1.6%
2010
124.4
2.6%
121.3
4.0%
116.6
112.1
2.8%
2009
109.0
105.0
3.6%
101.4
1.4%
100.0
2008
100.8
99.4
4.2%
95.4
4.5%
91.3
3.7%
2007
88.0
5.8%
83.2
6.5%
78.1
3.0%
75.8
1.2%
2006
74.9
0.9%
74.2
74.3
1.0%
73.6
2005
73.5
0.4%
73.2
-4.8%
77.2
2004
77.1
76.3
76.2
75.3
2003
75.1
1.1%
72.5
2.1%
71.0
2002
69.9
69.2
69.1
2001
69.6
70.6
-2.1%
72.1
-3.4%
2000
-2.3%
77.6
79.3
-1.2%
80.3
1999
79.8
2.2%
8.2%
72.2
71.2
1998
72.3
-3.5%
-4.3%
78.3
-4.2%
81.7
-7.2%
1997
-6.0%
93.6
-4.0%
97.5
-1.1%
98.6
1996
99.0
2.7%
96.4
6.1%
90.9
12.9%
80.5
9.2%
1995
73.7
8.9%
67.7
5.9%
63.9
11.5%
57.3
4.6%
1994
54.8
54.6
5.6%
51.7
50.4
2.9%
1993
49.0
47.7
20.5%
39.6
31.1%
30.2
1992
28.6
28.0
27.4
6.2%
25.8
1991
25.1
25.2
25.5
2.4%
24.9
0.8%
1990
24.7
25.0
24.4
24.3
Note:
The index till 3rd quarter 2014 was computed using stratification method, while that from 4th quarter 2014 onwards is computed using the stratified hedonic regression method
Indices from 1st quarter 1990 to 3rd quarter 2014 are re-scaled using a factor of 100 (new index in 1st quarter 2009)/ 138.3 (original index in 1st quarter 2009) multiplied on the original index level to derive the re-based index level for the respective quarters. Due to rounding, there could be some differences in the quarterly price change compared to the RPI series before re-scaling.
Use our HDB Map Services to get past resale transacted prices for specific locations, for example, in a particular block or street. You can also check past HDB resale transacted prices (up to 2 years) by flat type and town/ street with our Resale Flat Prices service.
Find out more about the streamlined resale process with the introduction of the new HDB Resale Portal.
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Here are some resources to help you plan your finances before your flat purchase.
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