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Market Data Singapore HDB resale median price hits S$650,000 in September 2026 Singapore
Top story Singapore HDB resale median price hits S$650,000 in September 2026

In September 2026, the Housing and Development Board resale market registered 2,248 transactions, down 10.8 per cent on the month from 2,520 in August. The median resale price rose to S$650,000, up 2.4 per cent from S$635,000 previously, while the median price per square foot eased 0.4 per cent to S$598 psf. Sales at or above S$1,000,000 numbered 209, representing 9.3 per cent of all transactions. The highest price recorded was S$1,720,000 for a 5 Room flat at 1C Cantonment Rd in Central Area, with 83 years 04 months remaining on the lease. The lowest price recorded was S$243,000. Among flat types, 4 Room flats led with 960 sales at a median S$628,000 and median S$610 psf.

Market Data HDB resale prices edge up 0.8 per cent in August 2026, transaction volume dips Singapore HDB resale prices edge up 0.8 per cent in August 2026, transaction volume dips

The median resale price rose to S$635,000, up 0.8 per cent month on month in August 2026, while transaction volume fell 4.9 per cent to 2,521. Million-dollar sales totalled 201, accounting for 8.0 per cent of all transactions.

Market Data July 2026 HDB resale transactions jump 24.7% as median price rises to S$630,000 Singapore July 2026 HDB resale transactions jump 24.7% as median price rises to S$630,000

Resale flat transactions surged to 2,652 in July 2026, up 24.7 per cent from June. The median price rose 0.8 per cent to S$630,000, though median psf slipped 1.6 per cent to S$595 psf. Million-dollar sales accounted for 7.1 per cent of all transactions.