A decade of Singapore's HDB resale market

Buying a resale flat? Start here.

Work through the seven stages below in order. Each one hands you the exact dashboards and guides for where you are - all built on every official resale transaction in Singapore since 2012, refreshed weekly. Nothing modelled or estimated.

Official data.gov.sg records300,000+ transactionsRefreshed weekly
September 2026 so far median $650,000 +0.8% YoY 1,326 million-dollar sales in 2026 See what moved →

New to buying a resale flat? Work through it in order - each step points to the dashboards and guides for that stage.

1

See where prices have been

Before anything else, get a feel for the whole market. A decade of medians shows how far prices have climbed, and how steady the climb has (or hasn't) been.

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2

Zoom in on right now

The decade sets context; the last few months set expectations. See the latest medians and what actually moved in the newest data.

3

Narrow down to towns

Price is mostly about place. Compare all 26 towns, then dig into the ones you like - flat types, the near-MRT premium, mature vs non-mature.

4

Check what you can afford

With a shortlist in hand, turn it into a budget. Work out a realistic price ceiling, then see which towns and flat types actually fit.

5

Count the real costs

The price tag isn't the whole bill. Downpayment, stamp duty, option fee, grants, COV - and which parts must be cash, not CPF.

6

Know what you're buying into

Two flats at the same price aren't equal. Lease age quietly shapes value and financing; eligibility and the 5-year MOP shape your options.

7

Make the offer, step by step

You've found the flat. Here's every gate from the HFE letter to the keys - in order, with costs and timing - plus how to place an asking price inside a fair range.

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Not buying?  Selling your flat - price it with Towns and This Year.  Just exploring the data - jump into Search or the Map.


Every figure comes from the official data.gov.sg resale-price records, geocoded against OneMap for MRT distance and postal district. Nothing is modelled or estimated - these are actual recorded transactions. How this site works →