Singapore HDB resale market
331,812 transactions · Mar 2012 – Oct 2026 · Source: data.gov.sg
Get a feel for the whole HDB resale market before you narrow down - a decade of median prices across every flat type. This is step 1 of the buyer's roadmap: the baseline everything else is measured against.
How to read this page
Drag the year range and pick a flat type - every figure and the chart below redraw to match. The cards summarise your selection; the line traces the median over time.
These are medians of past sales, not valuations or forecasts - a read on the market's direction, not a price for any one flat. When you're ready to compare real places, move on to Towns.
Median price by flat type
Transaction volume
Each bar is split by flat type - select a year to see its mix.
Town comparison
Price vs growth by town
Each bubble is a town - horizontal position is how expensive it is now, vertical is how much it has grown, and size is transaction volume. The upper-right is "expensive and still climbing"; lower-left is "affordable and stable."
Make sense of these prices
New to the resale market? Is now a good time to buy an HDB resale flat? and how to tell if an asking price is fair put these numbers in context. For the top of the market, the million-dollar HDB flats tracker counts every $1M+ resale by town.
About this data
What is counted
Every HDB resale transaction published on data.gov.sg from March 2012 to the latest month on record. The current year is year-to-date, so its figures firm up as more sales are registered.
How the figures are calculated
Every price is a median: the middle sale when all sales are lined up by price. Unlike an average, a handful of unusually expensive or cheap flats cannot drag it far. Prices are as transacted, not adjusted for inflation.
Price growth in the town comparison compares a town's median in 2012 with its median in the current year, across all flat types. In the town-by-flat-type view, any year with fewer than 3 sales for that flat type is left out rather than shown as an unreliable median. Bubble size is a town's total sales since 2012.
Limits
A town's all-types median moves with its mix: a year in which it sold more 5-room flats looks dearer even if no flat got pricier. Pick a single flat type for a like-for-like read. To judge one listing against these numbers, see how to tell if an asking price is fair.
Source: HDB resale flat prices, published on data.gov.sg and refreshed here weekly. Everything on this page describes past sales. It is not a valuation of any flat and not financial advice.
Prices by town
Every HDB town has its own page with medians by flat type, the busiest streets, how it ranks against other towns and the near-MRT premium: Ang Mo Kio · Bedok · Bishan · Bukit Batok · Bukit Merah · Bukit Panjang · Bukit Timah · Central Area · Choa Chu Kang · Clementi · Geylang · Hougang · Jurong East · Jurong West · Kallang/Whampoa · Marine Parade · Pasir Ris · Punggol · Queenstown · Sembawang · Sengkang · Serangoon · Tampines · Toa Payoh · Woodlands · Yishun.