Singapore property prices for home buyers

Buying or moving in Singapore? See what each HDB town costs per square metre, whether prices are rising or falling, and where your budget goes furthest, from official records of homes sold. Free, no sign-up.

Singapore at a glance

Median price per m²
S$6,453
Aug 2026
12-month change
-0.8%
median price per m²
Like-for-like change
+1.2%
constant-quality Index, 12 months
Cheapest HDB town
Jurong West
S$5,455/m²
Dearest HDB town
Queenstown
S$11,398/m²

In the three months to August 2026, homes in Singapore sold for a median S$6,453 per square metre, -0.8% on a year earlier, across 25 HDB towns. HDB resale flats only; the Index also covers URA private sales.

What drives prices in Singapore now

Our model prices each characteristic of a home separately, comparing homes that are otherwise identical. In Singapore, the first has moved most in the past year; the second is one of the largest price gaps. See every factor on the Factors page.

Studio / Small Unit (<50 sqm)

Change in this Premium since Sep 2021, in percentage points (starts at 0).

Private vs Public

Change in this Premium since Sep 2021, in percentage points (starts at 0).

What a square metre costs in every HDB town

Median price per m², August 2026

Rolling 3-month median price per m² of homes sold in all 25 HDB towns, dearest at the top. Tap or click a bar to open that area.

Price against growth

Price per m² against 5-year change, every HDB town

Each dot is one HDB town: further right costs more per m², higher up has risen more over five years. Hover or tap a dot for its name and figures.

Like-for-like prices against what buyers paid

Singapore: change since Aug 2021

Constant-quality Index (the same kind of home over time) and Average Price Paid per m² (whatever sold), both starting at 0%. When the lines part, the mix of homes sold has changed.

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Questions

What is the average property price per square metre in Singapore?

The median was S$6,453 per m² in the three months to August 2026, -0.8% on a year earlier.

What is the cheapest HDB town in Singapore?

Jurong West, at a median S$5,455 per m² in the three months to August 2026.

Where do the prices come from?

From HDB resale (data.gov.sg) and URA private transactions: prices actually paid, not asking prices. Updated monthly.