Data

Singapore property charts

Every Propwise chart in one place: prices, rents, interest rates, supply and sales, with the data behind each one.

10 charts, built from official data and updated when new figures are published. Each chart has a table view, links to its sources and its own link: use the list below. How the data is collected and updated is on the data page. The rules and policy changes behind many of these charts are on the rules page and the policy timeline.

Prices and rents

Private homes and HDB flats: price indices since 1999Both indices equal 100 in Q1 2009, so one axis compares them fairly. Quarterly.
  • Private homes (URA price index)
  • HDB resale flats (HDB Resale Price Index)
  • Policy measures (select one for details)
Private homes and HDB flats: price indices since 1999. Two lines rise from 1999. Private home prices swing more, with falls around 2008 to 2009 and 2013 to 2017, and rise faster after 2020. HDB resale prices climb steadily and flatten in 2025 and 2026.100.0150.0200.0200020052010201520202025Private 219.4HDB 202.82009-09-14: Interest-only loans and Interest Absorption Scheme disallowed, September 20092010-02-19: Seller's Stamp Duty introduced and LTV limit cut to 80%, February 20102010-08-30: Property cooling measures, August 20102010-08-30: HDB measures after National Day Rally 2010: DBSS income ceiling, 5-year MOP for non-subsidised flats2011-01-13: Property cooling measures, January 20112011-12-07: Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty introduced, December 20112012-10-05: Maximum loan tenure of 35 years and tighter LTV limits, October 20122013-01-11: Property cooling measures, January 20132013-06-28: MAS introduces the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) framework2013-08-27: HDB loan and resale measures, August 20132017-03-10: SSD holding period cut to 3 years; TDSR relaxed for equity withdrawal2018-02-19: Budget 2018: top BSD rate raised to 4% above S$1m2018-02-19: Budget 2018: Proximity Housing Grant enhanced2018-07-05: Property cooling measures, July 2018: higher ABSD and lower LTV limits2021-12-15: Property cooling measures, December 2021: higher ABSD, TDSR 55%, HDB loan LTV 85%2022-09-29: Property measures, September 2022: higher TDSR and MSR rate floor, HDB loan LTV 80%, 15-month wait-out2023-02-14: Buyer's Stamp Duty raised for higher-value properties, Budget 20232023-02-14: CPF Housing Grant raised for first-time resale buyers, Budget 20232023-04-26: ABSD rates raised, April 20232024-08-19: HDB loan LTV cut to 75% and Enhanced CPF Housing Grant raised2025-07-03: Seller's Stamp Duty holding period back to four years, rates raised by 4 ppPrivate homes and HDB flats: price indices since 1999. Two lines rise from 1999. Private home prices swing more, with falls around 2008 to 2009 and 2013 to 2017, and rise faster after 2020. HDB resale prices climb steadily and flatten in 2025 and 2026.100.0150.0200.02000200520102015202020252009-09-14: Interest-only loans and Interest Absorption Scheme disallowed, September 20092010-02-19: Seller's Stamp Duty introduced and LTV limit cut to 80%, February 20102010-08-30: Property cooling measures, August 20102010-08-30: HDB measures after National Day Rally 2010: DBSS income ceiling, 5-year MOP for non-subsidised flats2011-01-13: Property cooling measures, January 20112011-12-07: Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty introduced, December 20112012-10-05: Maximum loan tenure of 35 years and tighter LTV limits, October 20122013-01-11: Property cooling measures, January 20132013-06-28: MAS introduces the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) framework2013-08-27: HDB loan and resale measures, August 20132017-03-10: SSD holding period cut to 3 years; TDSR relaxed for equity withdrawal2018-02-19: Budget 2018: top BSD rate raised to 4% above S$1m2018-02-19: Budget 2018: Proximity Housing Grant enhanced2018-07-05: Property cooling measures, July 2018: higher ABSD and lower LTV limits2021-12-15: Property cooling measures, December 2021: higher ABSD, TDSR 55%, HDB loan LTV 85%2022-09-29: Property measures, September 2022: higher TDSR and MSR rate floor, HDB loan LTV 80%, 15-month wait-out2023-02-14: Buyer's Stamp Duty raised for higher-value properties, Budget 20232023-02-14: CPF Housing Grant raised for first-time resale buyers, Budget 20232023-04-26: ABSD rates raised, April 20232024-08-19: HDB loan LTV cut to 75% and Enhanced CPF Housing Grant raised2025-07-03: Seller's Stamp Duty holding period back to four years, rates raised by 4 pp

Latest: Private 219.4 (Q2 2026); HDB 202.8 (Q2 2026).

Table view
PeriodPrivate homes (URA price index)HDB resale flats (HDB Resale Price Index)
Q2 2026219.4202.8
Q1 2026218.3203.4
Q4 2025216.4203.6
Q3 2025215.1203.7
Q2 2025213.2202.9
Q1 2025211.1201.0
Q4 2024209.4197.9
Q3 2024204.7192.9
Q2 2024206.1187.9
Q1 2024204.3183.7
Q4 2023201.5180.4
Q3 2023196.0178.5
Q2 2023194.4176.2
Q1 2023194.8173.6
Q4 2022188.6171.9
Q3 2022187.8168.1
Q2 2022180.9163.9
Q1 2022174.8159.5
Q4 2021173.6155.7
Q3 2021165.3150.6
Q2 2021163.5146.4
Q1 2021162.2142.2
Q4 2020157.0138.1
Q3 2020153.8133.9
Q2 2020152.6131.9
Q1 2020152.1131.5
Q4 2019153.6131.5
Q3 2019152.8130.9
Q2 2019150.8130.8
Q1 2019148.6131.0
Q4 2018149.6131.4
Q3 2018149.7131.6
Q2 2018149.0131.7
Q1 2018144.1131.6
Q4 2017138.7132.6
Q3 2017137.6132.8
Q2 2017136.6133.7
Q1 2017136.7133.9
Q4 2016137.2134.6
Q3 2016137.9134.7
Q2 2016140.0134.7
Q1 2016140.6134.7
Q4 2015141.6134.8
Q3 2015142.3134.6
Q2 2015144.2135.0
Q1 2015145.5135.6
Q4 2014147.0137.0
Q3 2014148.6139.1
Q2 2014149.7141.5
Q1 2014151.3143.5
Q4 2013153.2145.8
Q3 2013154.6148.1
Q2 2013154.0149.4
Q1 2013152.4148.6
Q4 2012151.5146.7
Q3 2012148.8143.1
Q2 2012147.9140.3
Q1 2012147.2138.5
Q4 2011147.4137.7
Q3 2011147.0135.4
Q2 2011145.1130.4
Q1 2011142.3126.4
Q4 2010139.2124.4
Q3 2010135.5121.3
Q2 2010131.7116.6
Q1 2010125.1112.1
Q4 2009118.4109.0
Q3 2009110.3105.0
Q2 200995.3101.4
Q1 2009100.0100.0
Q4 2008116.4100.8
Q3 2008123.999.4
Q2 2008126.995.4
Q1 2008126.791.3
Q4 2007122.188.0
Q3 2007114.483.2
Q2 2007105.678.1
Q1 200797.675.8
Q4 200693.174.9
Q3 200689.674.2
Q2 200687.374.3
Q1 200685.873.6
Q4 200584.573.5
Q3 200583.373.2
Q2 200582.373.5
Q1 200581.977.2
Q4 200481.377.1
Q3 200480.776.3
Q2 200480.476.2
Q1 200480.375.3
Q4 200380.675.1
Q3 200380.774.3
Q2 200381.172.5
Q1 200381.671.0
Q4 200282.369.9
Q3 200282.669.9
Q2 200282.269.2
Q1 200282.869.1
Q4 200183.869.6
Q3 200187.670.6
Q2 200190.372.1
Q1 200191.173.2
Q4 200094.975.8
Q3 200097.677.6
Q2 2000100.479.3
Q1 200098.980.3
Q4 199995.979.8
Q3 199991.178.1
Q2 199984.372.2
Q1 199975.471.2
Policy measures marked on this chart (21)
  • 2025-07-03 Seller's Stamp Duty holding period back to four years, rates raised by 4 pp
  • 2024-08-19 HDB loan LTV cut to 75% and Enhanced CPF Housing Grant raised
  • 2023-04-26 ABSD rates raised, April 2023
  • 2023-02-14 CPF Housing Grant raised for first-time resale buyers, Budget 2023
  • 2023-02-14 Buyer's Stamp Duty raised for higher-value properties, Budget 2023
  • 2022-09-29 Property measures, September 2022: higher TDSR and MSR rate floor, HDB loan LTV 80%, 15-month wait-out
  • 2021-12-15 Property cooling measures, December 2021: higher ABSD, TDSR 55%, HDB loan LTV 85%
  • 2018-07-05 Property cooling measures, July 2018: higher ABSD and lower LTV limits
  • 2018-02-19 Budget 2018: Proximity Housing Grant enhanced
  • 2018-02-19 Budget 2018: top BSD rate raised to 4% above S$1m
  • 2017-03-10 SSD holding period cut to 3 years; TDSR relaxed for equity withdrawal
  • 2013-08-27 HDB loan and resale measures, August 2013
  • 2013-06-28 MAS introduces the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) framework
  • 2013-01-11 Property cooling measures, January 2013
  • 2012-10-05 Maximum loan tenure of 35 years and tighter LTV limits, October 2012
  • 2011-12-07 Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty introduced, December 2011
  • 2011-01-13 Property cooling measures, January 2011
  • 2010-08-30 HDB measures after National Day Rally 2010: DBSS income ceiling, 5-year MOP for non-subsidised flats
  • 2010-08-30 Property cooling measures, August 2010
  • 2010-02-19 Seller's Stamp Duty introduced and LTV limit cut to 80%, February 2010
  • 2009-09-14 Interest-only loans and Interest Absorption Scheme disallowed, September 2009

Source: URA, HDB (via SingStat). Data to Q2 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

Private non-landed home prices by regionURA price index, Q1 2009 = 100. Quarterly.
  • Core Central Region
  • Rest of Central Region
  • Outside Central Region
  • Policy measures (select one for details)
Private non-landed home prices by region. Three lines show condo prices by region from 2004. The rest of the central region and the suburbs have risen furthest since 2009, while the core central region has been flatter.100.0150.0200.0250.020052010201520202025OCR 271.1RCR 226.2CCR 161.52009-09-14: Interest-only loans and Interest Absorption Scheme disallowed, September 20092010-02-19: Seller's Stamp Duty introduced and LTV limit cut to 80%, February 20102010-08-30: Property cooling measures, August 20102010-08-30: HDB measures after National Day Rally 2010: DBSS income ceiling, 5-year MOP for non-subsidised flats2011-01-13: Property cooling measures, January 20112011-12-07: Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty introduced, December 20112012-10-05: Maximum loan tenure of 35 years and tighter LTV limits, October 20122013-01-11: Property cooling measures, January 20132013-06-28: MAS introduces the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) framework2013-08-27: HDB loan and resale measures, August 20132017-03-10: SSD holding period cut to 3 years; TDSR relaxed for equity withdrawal2018-02-19: Budget 2018: top BSD rate raised to 4% above S$1m2018-02-19: Budget 2018: Proximity Housing Grant enhanced2018-07-05: Property cooling measures, July 2018: higher ABSD and lower LTV limits2021-12-15: Property cooling measures, December 2021: higher ABSD, TDSR 55%, HDB loan LTV 85%2022-09-29: Property measures, September 2022: higher TDSR and MSR rate floor, HDB loan LTV 80%, 15-month wait-out2023-02-14: Buyer's Stamp Duty raised for higher-value properties, Budget 20232023-02-14: CPF Housing Grant raised for first-time resale buyers, Budget 20232023-04-26: ABSD rates raised, April 20232024-08-19: HDB loan LTV cut to 75% and Enhanced CPF Housing Grant raised2025-07-03: Seller's Stamp Duty holding period back to four years, rates raised by 4 ppPrivate non-landed home prices by region. Three lines show condo prices by region from 2004. The rest of the central region and the suburbs have risen furthest since 2009, while the core central region has been flatter.100.0150.0200.0250.0200520102015202020252009-09-14: Interest-only loans and Interest Absorption Scheme disallowed, September 20092010-02-19: Seller's Stamp Duty introduced and LTV limit cut to 80%, February 20102010-08-30: Property cooling measures, August 20102010-08-30: HDB measures after National Day Rally 2010: DBSS income ceiling, 5-year MOP for non-subsidised flats2011-01-13: Property cooling measures, January 20112011-12-07: Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty introduced, December 20112012-10-05: Maximum loan tenure of 35 years and tighter LTV limits, October 20122013-01-11: Property cooling measures, January 20132013-06-28: MAS introduces the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) framework2013-08-27: HDB loan and resale measures, August 20132017-03-10: SSD holding period cut to 3 years; TDSR relaxed for equity withdrawal2018-02-19: Budget 2018: top BSD rate raised to 4% above S$1m2018-02-19: Budget 2018: Proximity Housing Grant enhanced2018-07-05: Property cooling measures, July 2018: higher ABSD and lower LTV limits2021-12-15: Property cooling measures, December 2021: higher ABSD, TDSR 55%, HDB loan LTV 85%2022-09-29: Property measures, September 2022: higher TDSR and MSR rate floor, HDB loan LTV 80%, 15-month wait-out2023-02-14: Buyer's Stamp Duty raised for higher-value properties, Budget 20232023-02-14: CPF Housing Grant raised for first-time resale buyers, Budget 20232023-04-26: ABSD rates raised, April 20232024-08-19: HDB loan LTV cut to 75% and Enhanced CPF Housing Grant raised2025-07-03: Seller's Stamp Duty holding period back to four years, rates raised by 4 pp

Latest: CCR 161.5 (Q2 2026); RCR 226.2 (Q2 2026); OCR 271.1 (Q2 2026).

Table view
PeriodCore Central RegionRest of Central RegionOutside Central Region
Q2 2026161.5226.2271.1
Q1 2026158.6228.9271.4
Q4 2025157.7227.1265.6
Q3 2025163.4225.5263.0
Q2 2025160.7224.8260.9
Q1 2025156.0227.3258.1
Q4 2024154.8223.5257.3
Q3 2024150.9217.0249.1
Q2 2024152.6215.3249.1
Q1 2024153.1211.9248.6
Q4 2023148.1211.3248.1
Q3 2023142.5213.0237.4
Q2 2023146.5208.6225.0
Q1 2023146.6213.9222.3
Q4 2022145.4204.9218.2
Q3 2022144.4198.7224.0
Q2 2022141.2193.3208.4
Q1 2022138.6181.7204.1
Q4 2021138.7186.7199.7
Q3 2021135.1175.0188.9
Q2 2021135.8170.6189.1
Q1 2021134.3170.4185.6
Q4 2020133.6160.6183.6
Q3 2020129.5153.8180.4
Q2 2020134.6150.0177.4
Q1 2020131.1152.6177.2
Q4 2019134.1153.4177.9
Q3 2019138.0155.4173.1
Q2 2019135.3153.4171.7
Q1 2019132.3148.2171.0
Q4 2018136.4149.2170.7
Q3 2018137.8146.6169.5
Q2 2018136.0148.5169.7
Q1 2018134.8140.6164.8
Q4 2017127.8138.9156.1
Q3 2017126.0138.3154.9
Q2 2017125.9137.6153.7
Q1 2017126.5136.8154.2
Q4 2016127.0136.4154.0
Q3 2016126.9139.2154.9
Q2 2016129.4140.6156.5
Q1 2016129.0140.3157.3
Q4 2015128.6140.3159.4
Q3 2015129.0140.9159.4
Q2 2015130.6143.2162.0
Q1 2015131.4144.1163.8
Q4 2014131.9146.6165.6
Q3 2014133.1148.6167.0
Q2 2014134.2149.2167.6
Q1 2014136.2149.7169.1
Q4 2013137.6154.8169.3
Q3 2013140.5154.2170.9
Q2 2013140.9155.6167.3
Q1 2013141.2155.3161.1
Q4 2012140.3155.0158.9
Q3 2012139.4153.6153.2
Q2 2012139.2152.3151.6
Q1 2012138.4151.7150.9
Q4 2011139.2152.5149.2
Q3 2011138.5152.4148.4
Q2 2011137.5150.6145.3
Q1 2011135.3148.9142.8
Q4 2010133.9145.9138.6
Q3 2010131.0143.3135.8
Q2 2010128.9140.0132.9
Q1 2010122.4133.8125.7
Q4 2009117.2124.1120.5
Q3 2009109.2113.3113.4
Q2 200994.895.697.7
Q1 2009100.0100.0100.0
Q4 2008119.4120.4107.9
Q3 2008127.6128.3114.6
Q2 2008131.2131.5116.3
Q1 2008131.3130.6115.2
Q4 2007126.5126.4111.0
Q3 2007117.7117.4103.7
Q2 2007108.6108.796.1
Q1 2007100.7100.689.7
Q4 200695.496.987.9
Q3 200690.994.886.5
Q2 200686.394.485.8
Q1 200682.594.484.5
Q4 200581.594.184.3
Q3 200579.794.183.6
Q2 200577.994.183.6
Q1 200577.693.783.6
Q4 200476.992.983.4
Q3 200476.492.283.0
Q2 200476.191.682.7
Q1 200476.091.583.0
Policy measures marked on this chart (21)
  • 2025-07-03 Seller's Stamp Duty holding period back to four years, rates raised by 4 pp
  • 2024-08-19 HDB loan LTV cut to 75% and Enhanced CPF Housing Grant raised
  • 2023-04-26 ABSD rates raised, April 2023
  • 2023-02-14 CPF Housing Grant raised for first-time resale buyers, Budget 2023
  • 2023-02-14 Buyer's Stamp Duty raised for higher-value properties, Budget 2023
  • 2022-09-29 Property measures, September 2022: higher TDSR and MSR rate floor, HDB loan LTV 80%, 15-month wait-out
  • 2021-12-15 Property cooling measures, December 2021: higher ABSD, TDSR 55%, HDB loan LTV 85%
  • 2018-07-05 Property cooling measures, July 2018: higher ABSD and lower LTV limits
  • 2018-02-19 Budget 2018: Proximity Housing Grant enhanced
  • 2018-02-19 Budget 2018: top BSD rate raised to 4% above S$1m
  • 2017-03-10 SSD holding period cut to 3 years; TDSR relaxed for equity withdrawal
  • 2013-08-27 HDB loan and resale measures, August 2013
  • 2013-06-28 MAS introduces the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) framework
  • 2013-01-11 Property cooling measures, January 2013
  • 2012-10-05 Maximum loan tenure of 35 years and tighter LTV limits, October 2012
  • 2011-12-07 Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty introduced, December 2011
  • 2011-01-13 Property cooling measures, January 2011
  • 2010-08-30 HDB measures after National Day Rally 2010: DBSS income ceiling, 5-year MOP for non-subsidised flats
  • 2010-08-30 Property cooling measures, August 2010
  • 2010-02-19 Seller's Stamp Duty introduced and LTV limit cut to 80%, February 2010
  • 2009-09-14 Interest-only loans and Interest Absorption Scheme disallowed, September 2009

Source: URA (via SingStat). Data to Q2 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

Private home rents and pricesURA rental index and price index, both Q1 2009 = 100. Quarterly.
  • Prices (URA price index)
  • Rents (URA rental index)
Private home rents and prices. Prices and rents both rose after 2009. Prices have risen further than rents, which is why rental yields have fallen.100.0150.0200.020052010201520202025Prices 219.4Rents 162.5Private home rents and prices. Prices and rents both rose after 2009. Prices have risen further than rents, which is why rental yields have fallen.100.0150.0200.020052010201520202025

Latest: Prices 219.4 (Q2 2026); Rents 162.5 (Q2 2026).

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PeriodPrices (URA price index)Rents (URA rental index)
Q2 2026219.4162.5
Q1 2026218.3161.4
Q4 2025216.4160.9
Q3 2025215.1161.7
Q2 2025213.2159.8
Q1 2025211.1158.5
Q4 2024209.4157.9
Q3 2024204.7157.9
Q2 2024206.1156.6
Q1 2024204.3157.9
Q4 2023201.5161.0
Q3 2023196.0164.5
Q2 2023194.4163.2
Q1 2023194.8158.8
Q4 2022188.6148.1
Q3 2022187.8137.9
Q2 2022180.9127.0
Q1 2022174.8119.0
Q4 2021173.6114.2
Q3 2021165.3111.3
Q2 2021163.5109.3
Q1 2021162.2106.2
Q4 2020157.0103.9
Q3 2020153.8103.8
Q2 2020152.6104.3
Q1 2020152.1105.6
Q4 2019153.6104.5
Q3 2019152.8105.6
Q2 2019150.8105.5
Q1 2019148.6104.1
Q4 2018149.6103.1
Q3 2018149.7104.1
Q2 2018149.0103.8
Q1 2018144.1102.8
Q4 2017138.7102.5
Q3 2017137.6103.4
Q2 2017136.6103.4
Q1 2017136.7103.6
Q4 2016137.2104.5
Q3 2016137.9105.6
Q2 2016140.0106.9
Q1 2016140.6107.5
Q4 2015141.6108.9
Q3 2015142.3110.3
Q2 2015144.2111.0
Q1 2015145.5112.2
Q4 2014147.0114.1
Q3 2014148.6115.2
Q2 2014149.7116.1
Q1 2014151.3116.8
Q4 2013153.2117.6
Q3 2013154.6118.2
Q2 2013154.0117.9
Q1 2013152.4117.6
Q4 2012151.5116.6
Q3 2012148.8115.9
Q2 2012147.9114.8
Q1 2012147.2114.5
Q4 2011147.4114.2
Q3 2011147.0113.7
Q2 2011145.1112.8
Q1 2011142.3111.4
Q4 2010139.2110.0
Q3 2010135.5107.2
Q2 2010131.7103.5
Q1 2010125.197.7
Q4 2009118.493.3
Q3 2009110.392.8
Q2 200995.394.8
Q1 2009100.0100.0
Q4 2008116.4109.3
Q3 2008123.9115.5
Q2 2008126.9116.5
Q1 2008126.7113.6
Q4 2007122.1107.2
Q3 2007114.4100.4
Q2 2007105.690.1
Q1 200797.681.6
Q4 200693.175.9
Q3 200689.672.1
Q2 200687.368.7
Q1 200685.867.2
Q4 200584.566.5
Q3 200583.366.1
Q2 200582.365.6
Q1 200581.965.2
Q4 200481.364.6
Q3 200480.764.2
Q2 200480.464.0
Q1 200480.364.0

Source: URA (via SingStat). Data to Q2 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

Interest rates

Singapore and US interest rates since 2019Percent a year. Weekly values: 3-month compounded SORA and the US effective federal funds rate.
  • 3-month compounded SORA (Singapore)
  • US federal funds rate (effective)
Singapore and US interest rates since 2019. Both rates fell to near zero in 2020 and 2021, then rose sharply in 2022 and 2023. SORA peaked near 3.7 per cent and has since fallen to about 1.2 per cent, while the US rate stays above 3.5 per cent.0.0%1.0%2.0%3.0%4.0%5.0%2020202120222023202420252026Fed 3.88%SORA 1.23%Singapore and US interest rates since 2019. Both rates fell to near zero in 2020 and 2021, then rose sharply in 2022 and 2023. SORA peaked near 3.7 per cent and has since fallen to about 1.2 per cent, while the US rate stays above 3.5 per cent.0.0%1.0%2.0%3.0%4.0%5.0%2020202120222023202420252026

Latest: SORA 1.23% (1 Oct 2026); Fed 3.88% (1 Oct 2026).

SORA is the benchmark for floating-rate home loans in Singapore. The US rate is shown for context: it moves SORA only indirectly, through the Singapore dollar and bank funding costs.

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Period3-month compounded SORA (Singapore)US federal funds rate (effective)
Oct 20261.23%3.88%
Sep 20261.23%3.88%
Aug 20261.18%3.63%
Jul 20261.14%3.63%
Jun 20261.08%3.63%
May 20261.06%3.62%
Apr 20261.03%3.64%
Mar 20261.07%3.64%
Feb 20261.12%3.64%
Jan 20261.15%3.64%
Dec 20251.19%3.64%
Nov 20251.25%3.89%
Oct 20251.32%4.11%
Sep 20251.46%4.09%
Aug 20251.56%4.33%
Jul 20251.86%4.33%
Jun 20252.06%4.33%
May 20252.27%4.33%
Apr 20252.40%4.33%
Mar 20252.55%4.33%
Feb 20252.73%4.33%
Jan 20252.90%4.33%
Dec 20243.08%4.33%
Nov 20243.21%4.58%
Oct 20243.39%4.83%
Sep 20243.49%4.83%
Aug 20243.57%5.33%
Jul 20243.64%5.33%
Jun 20243.63%5.33%
May 20243.66%5.33%
Apr 20243.65%5.33%
Mar 20243.68%5.33%
Feb 20243.64%5.33%
Jan 20243.66%5.33%
Dec 20233.70%5.33%
Nov 20233.75%5.33%
Oct 20233.75%5.33%
Sep 20233.70%5.33%
Aug 20233.70%5.33%
Jul 20233.68%5.33%
Jun 20233.65%5.07%
May 20233.61%5.08%
Apr 20233.61%4.83%
Mar 20233.58%4.83%
Feb 20233.23%4.58%
Jan 20233.12%4.33%
Dec 20223.03%4.33%
Nov 20222.87%3.83%
Oct 20222.45%3.08%
Sep 20222.07%3.08%
Aug 20221.55%2.33%
Jul 20221.27%2.32%
Jun 20220.72%1.58%
May 20220.52%0.83%
Apr 20220.32%0.33%
Mar 20220.27%0.33%
Feb 20220.25%0.08%
Jan 20220.20%0.08%
Dec 20210.19%0.08%
Nov 20210.16%0.08%
Oct 20210.16%0.07%
Sep 20210.13%0.08%
Aug 20210.13%0.08%
Jul 20210.13%0.10%
Jun 20210.14%0.10%
May 20210.17%0.05%
Apr 20210.19%0.07%
Mar 20210.23%0.07%
Feb 20210.20%0.07%
Jan 20210.17%0.07%
Dec 20200.17%0.09%
Nov 20200.12%0.08%
Oct 20200.12%0.09%
Sep 20200.10%0.09%
Aug 20200.10%0.09%
Jul 20200.08%0.09%
Jun 20200.14%0.08%
May 20200.27%0.05%
Apr 20200.53%0.05%
Mar 20200.90%0.10%
Feb 20201.14%1.58%
Jan 20201.20%1.55%
Dec 20191.27%1.55%
Nov 20191.31%1.55%
Oct 20191.46%1.83%
Sep 20191.53%1.83%
Aug 20191.59%2.12%
Jul 20191.67%2.40%
Jun 20191.72%2.40%
May 20191.68%2.38%
Apr 20191.62%2.44%
Mar 20191.54%2.43%
Feb 20191.59%2.40%
Jan 20191.52%2.40%

Source: MAS, FRED. Data to 1 Oct 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

Supply and vacancy

Private home vacancy ratePercent of completed private homes that are vacant at the end of each quarter.
Private home vacancy rate. The vacancy rate moves in a band between about 4 and 9 per cent. It peaked around 2018 and fell to a low in 2021 to 2022 before rising again.0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%8.0%10.0%2000200520102015202020256.4%Private home vacancy rate. The vacancy rate moves in a band between about 4 and 9 per cent. It peaked around 2018 and fell to a low in 2021 to 2022 before rising again.0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%8.0%10.0%200020052010201520202025

Latest: Vacancy 6.4% (Q2 2026).

Vacancy is calculated as vacant units divided by units available, using URA counts of completed private homes (landed and non-landed).

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PeriodPrivate homes vacant (%)
Q2 20266.4%
Q1 20266.2%
Q4 20256.0%
Q3 20256.9%
Q2 20257.1%
Q1 20256.5%
Q4 20246.6%
Q3 20247.2%
Q2 20246.1%
Q1 20246.8%
Q4 20238.1%
Q3 20238.4%
Q2 20236.3%
Q1 20236.0%
Q4 20225.5%
Q3 20225.7%
Q2 20225.4%
Q1 20225.3%
Q4 20216.0%
Q3 20216.4%
Q2 20216.3%
Q1 20216.4%
Q4 20207.0%
Q3 20206.2%
Q2 20205.4%
Q1 20205.4%
Q4 20195.5%
Q3 20196.1%
Q2 20196.4%
Q1 20196.3%
Q4 20186.4%
Q3 20186.8%
Q2 20187.1%
Q1 20187.4%
Q4 20177.8%
Q3 20178.4%
Q2 20178.1%
Q1 20178.1%
Q4 20168.4%
Q3 20168.7%
Q2 20168.9%
Q1 20167.5%
Q4 20158.1%
Q3 20157.8%
Q2 20157.9%
Q1 20157.2%
Q4 20147.8%
Q3 20147.1%
Q2 20147.1%
Q1 20146.6%
Q4 20136.2%
Q3 20136.1%
Q2 20135.6%
Q1 20135.2%
Q4 20125.4%
Q3 20126.1%
Q2 20125.9%
Q1 20126.0%
Q4 20115.9%
Q3 20115.8%
Q2 20115.1%
Q1 20114.9%
Q4 20105.0%
Q3 20105.2%
Q2 20105.4%
Q1 20104.6%
Q4 20095.0%
Q3 20096.2%
Q2 20095.9%
Q1 20095.9%
Q4 20086.1%
Q3 20085.8%
Q2 20086.1%
Q1 20086.3%
Q4 20075.6%
Q3 20075.4%
Q2 20074.9%
Q1 20075.1%
Q4 20066.1%
Q3 20066.6%
Q2 20066.5%
Q1 20067.4%
Q4 20058.4%
Q3 20058.5%
Q2 20058.7%
Q1 20058.8%
Q4 20048.1%
Q3 20048.5%
Q2 20048.3%
Q1 20048.4%
Q4 20037.7%
Q3 20038.1%
Q2 20037.6%
Q1 20037.6%
Q4 20028.5%
Q3 20028.1%
Q2 20028.3%
Q1 20027.6%
Q4 20018.2%
Q3 20017.6%
Q2 20017.1%
Q1 20016.5%
Q4 20006.9%
Q3 20007.9%
Q2 20009.1%
Q1 20008.5%

Source: URA (via SingStat). Data to Q2 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

HDB resales

HDB resale prices by flat typeMedian resale price in S$ for each month, from January 2017.
  • 3-room
  • 4-room
  • 5-room
  • Executive
HDB resale prices by flat type. Four lines show median HDB resale prices by flat type. All rise from 2020, with the steepest climb in 2021 and 2022, and flatten in 2025 and 2026.S$200kS$400kS$600kS$800kS$1m20182020202220242026Exec S$938,0005-room S$758,8884-room S$628,0003-room S$430,000HDB resale prices by flat type. Four lines show median HDB resale prices by flat type. All rise from 2020, with the steepest climb in 2021 and 2022, and flatten in 2025 and 2026.S$200kS$400kS$600kS$800kS$1m20182020202220242026

Latest: 3-room S$430,000 (Sep 2026); 4-room S$628,000 (Sep 2026); 5-room S$758,888 (Sep 2026); Exec S$938,000 (Sep 2026).

Medians are Propwise calculations from HDB's resale transaction file, by registration month. A month appears once it is complete.

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Period3-room4-room5-roomExecutive
Sep 2026S$430,000S$628,000S$758,888S$938,000
Aug 2026S$440,000S$628,000S$740,000S$925,444
Jul 2026S$431,278S$625,000S$730,000S$900,000
Jun 2026S$445,000S$620,944S$738,000S$910,888
May 2026S$436,900S$630,000S$740,000S$928,888
Apr 2026S$443,000S$638,000S$735,000S$925,000
Mar 2026S$445,888S$633,500S$750,000S$910,000
Feb 2026S$435,000S$620,000S$750,000S$900,000
Jan 2026S$450,000S$625,000S$745,000S$890,000
Dec 2025S$440,000S$631,000S$738,000S$935,000
Nov 2025S$450,000S$625,888S$748,000S$931,500
Oct 2025S$445,000S$625,000S$740,000S$870,000
Sep 2025S$438,944S$640,000S$749,444S$915,000
Aug 2025S$448,000S$627,000S$735,000S$880,000
Jul 2025S$460,000S$625,000S$740,000S$905,000
Jun 2025S$450,000S$635,000S$728,888S$888,000
May 2025S$450,000S$630,000S$738,888S$950,444
Apr 2025S$445,000S$630,888S$741,500S$920,000
Mar 2025S$440,000S$628,000S$735,000S$881,400
Feb 2025S$441,500S$623,800S$728,000S$900,000
Jan 2025S$438,888S$618,000S$715,888S$869,444
Dec 2024S$434,444S$620,000S$720,000S$874,944
Nov 2024S$430,000S$603,500S$718,000S$855,000
Oct 2024S$426,000S$618,944S$705,000S$897,500
Sep 2024S$425,000S$610,000S$705,000S$864,044
Aug 2024S$420,000S$595,000S$690,000S$869,500
Jul 2024S$420,000S$600,000S$690,000S$860,000
Jun 2024S$418,000S$590,000S$695,000S$868,000
May 2024S$405,000S$580,000S$684,000S$840,000
Apr 2024S$410,000S$569,444S$669,444S$858,000
Mar 2024S$405,000S$570,000S$668,888S$830,000
Feb 2024S$405,000S$570,000S$650,000S$825,000
Jan 2024S$400,000S$565,000S$680,000S$840,000
Dec 2023S$395,000S$564,000S$660,000S$796,500
Nov 2023S$400,000S$560,000S$655,000S$820,888
Oct 2023S$390,000S$558,000S$649,444S$840,000
Sep 2023S$390,000S$555,000S$650,000S$820,000
Aug 2023S$390,000S$559,444S$650,000S$829,000
Jul 2023S$395,000S$550,000S$655,000S$822,500
Jun 2023S$392,000S$545,000S$650,000S$808,000
May 2023S$384,500S$550,000S$651,000S$822,500
Apr 2023S$388,888S$540,000S$651,000S$819,000
Mar 2023S$390,000S$544,400S$640,000S$809,000
Feb 2023S$382,944S$535,000S$635,000S$797,500
Jan 2023S$390,000S$530,000S$640,000S$780,000
Dec 2022S$380,000S$530,000S$625,000S$789,000
Nov 2022S$385,000S$530,000S$635,000S$779,000
Oct 2022S$380,000S$530,000S$636,000S$758,000
Sep 2022S$370,000S$523,888S$633,000S$798,000
Aug 2022S$370,000S$515,000S$628,000S$780,000
Jul 2022S$369,000S$520,000S$630,750S$780,000
Jun 2022S$369,500S$510,000S$615,000S$755,000
May 2022S$370,000S$510,044S$608,000S$745,000
Apr 2022S$360,000S$503,000S$610,000S$740,000
Mar 2022S$360,000S$500,000S$600,000S$718,444
Feb 2022S$350,000S$485,000S$608,000S$777,000
Jan 2022S$360,000S$490,000S$588,444S$720,000
Dec 2021S$350,000S$490,000S$588,000S$720,000
Nov 2021S$350,000S$488,000S$590,000S$710,000
Oct 2021S$345,000S$488,000S$580,000S$700,000
Sep 2021S$340,000S$480,000S$575,000S$718,000
Aug 2021S$338,000S$475,500S$570,000S$690,000
Jul 2021S$330,000S$468,000S$575,000S$676,500
Jun 2021S$328,500S$470,000S$568,000S$685,000
May 2021S$335,000S$470,000S$560,000S$660,000
Apr 2021S$325,000S$460,000S$555,000S$690,000
Mar 2021S$320,000S$455,000S$548,000S$674,000
Feb 2021S$320,000S$448,000S$555,000S$660,444
Jan 2021S$317,000S$448,000S$535,000S$655,000
Dec 2020S$305,000S$440,000S$530,000S$650,000
Nov 2020S$310,000S$430,000S$525,000S$630,000
Oct 2020S$308,444S$436,000S$515,000S$632,500
Sep 2020S$298,500S$420,000S$510,000S$620,000
Aug 2020S$293,000S$418,000S$490,000S$615,000
Jul 2020S$285,000S$410,000S$508,000S$580,000
Jun 2020S$285,000S$409,000S$488,000S$581,500
May 2020S$282,000S$422,000S$505,000S$575,000
Apr 2020S$278,000S$410,000S$502,000S$587,500
Mar 2020S$280,000S$410,000S$500,000S$612,000
Feb 2020S$290,000S$400,000S$505,000S$606,500
Jan 2020S$290,000S$395,000S$493,000S$590,000
Dec 2019S$285,000S$405,000S$485,000S$590,000
Nov 2019S$285,888S$405,000S$490,000S$612,000
Oct 2019S$285,000S$400,000S$488,000S$602,888
Sep 2019S$280,000S$397,000S$480,000S$605,500
Aug 2019S$288,000S$400,000S$480,000S$571,900
Jul 2019S$281,500S$400,000S$484,000S$597,500
Jun 2019S$280,000S$400,000S$476,500S$585,000
May 2019S$280,000S$395,000S$475,000S$593,500
Apr 2019S$280,000S$398,500S$499,000S$585,000
Mar 2019S$280,000S$400,000S$488,000S$600,888
Feb 2019S$283,000S$393,888S$475,000S$600,000
Jan 2019S$285,000S$395,000S$470,000S$600,000
Dec 2018S$285,000S$395,000S$477,444S$600,000
Nov 2018S$288,000S$395,000S$465,000S$620,000
Oct 2018S$290,000S$396,000S$470,000S$606,500
Sep 2018S$285,000S$400,000S$460,000S$618,000
Aug 2018S$290,000S$400,000S$480,000S$630,000
Jul 2018S$293,000S$405,000S$471,000S$615,000
Jun 2018S$293,000S$405,000S$475,000S$590,000
May 2018S$293,675S$400,000S$480,000S$628,000
Apr 2018S$293,650S$405,000S$480,000S$610,000
Mar 2018S$295,000S$410,000S$485,000S$585,000
Feb 2018S$289,000S$400,000S$490,000S$605,000
Jan 2018S$295,000S$410,000S$485,000S$628,000
Dec 2017S$292,000S$405,000S$475,000S$603,500
Nov 2017S$298,000S$407,000S$485,000S$605,000
Oct 2017S$300,000S$400,000S$480,000S$590,000
Sep 2017S$300,000S$410,000S$474,500S$611,500
Aug 2017S$300,000S$414,000S$475,000S$620,000
Jul 2017S$300,000S$400,004S$468,000S$605,000
Jun 2017S$308,000S$408,000S$468,000S$610,000
May 2017S$305,000S$408,000S$480,000S$587,500
Apr 2017S$305,000S$400,000S$486,444S$592,000
Mar 2017S$306,000S$418,000S$477,000S$600,000
Feb 2017S$305,000S$408,000S$483,500S$587,000
Jan 2017S$305,000S$410,000S$476,944S$600,000

Source: HDB (via data.gov.sg). Data to Sep 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

HDB resale transactions each monthNumber of resale flats registered in the month, from January 2017.
HDB resale transactions each month. Monthly HDB resale volume dips in early 2020, jumps in late 2020 and 2021, and has settled at a lower level since 2023.05001,0001,5002,0002,5003,0003,50020182020202220242026HDB resale transactions each month. Monthly HDB resale volume dips in early 2020, jumps in late 2020 and 2021, and has settled at a lower level since 2023.05001,0001,5002,0002,5003,0003,50020182020202220242026

Latest: Resales 2,246 (Sep 2026).

Counts are by registration month. A month appears once it is complete.

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PeriodResale transactions
Sep 20262,246
Aug 20262,520
Jul 20262,649
Jun 20262,125
May 20262,126
Apr 20261,933
Mar 20262,042
Feb 20261,661
Jan 20262,339
Dec 20252,024
Nov 20251,658
Oct 20251,338
Sep 20252,174
Aug 20252,203
Jul 20252,562
Jun 20252,260
May 20252,266
Apr 20252,297
Mar 20251,899
Feb 20252,091
Jan 20252,313
Dec 20242,112
Nov 20241,929
Oct 20242,139
Sep 20242,204
Aug 20242,591
Jul 20243,036
Jun 20242,171
May 20242,490
Apr 20242,370
Mar 20242,046
Feb 20242,123
Jan 20242,621
Dec 20232,004
Nov 20232,128
Oct 20232,189
Sep 20231,974
Aug 20232,467
Jul 20232,052
Jun 20231,853
May 20232,245
Apr 20232,177
Mar 20232,277
Feb 20231,837
Jan 20232,551
Dec 20222,234
Nov 20222,130
Oct 20221,958
Sep 20222,578
Aug 20222,309
Jul 20222,361
Jun 20222,135
May 20222,154
Apr 20222,262
Mar 20222,262
Feb 20221,895
Jan 20222,442
Dec 20212,422
Nov 20212,566
Oct 20212,499
Sep 20212,516
Aug 20212,739
Jul 20212,659
Jun 20212,302
May 20211,957
Apr 20212,333
Mar 20212,443
Feb 20212,160
Jan 20212,491
Dec 20202,486
Nov 20202,322
Oct 20202,427
Sep 20202,482
Aug 20202,426
Jul 20202,456
Jun 20202,438
May 2020363
Apr 2020424
Mar 20201,937
Feb 20201,661
Jan 20201,911
Dec 20191,848
Nov 20191,910
Oct 20192,206
Sep 20191,830
Aug 20191,902
Jul 20192,114
Jun 20191,884
May 20192,070
Apr 20191,915
Mar 20191,653
Feb 20191,304
Jan 20191,550
Dec 20181,423
Nov 20181,866
Oct 20181,992
Sep 20181,985
Aug 20182,067
Jul 20182,539
Jun 20181,975
May 20181,740
Apr 20181,838
Mar 20181,881
Feb 20181,183
Jan 20181,072
Dec 20171,585
Nov 20171,980
Oct 20171,785
Sep 20171,680
Aug 20171,960
Jul 20171,780
Jun 20171,747
May 20171,980
Apr 20171,839
Mar 20171,903
Feb 20171,085
Jan 20171,185

Source: HDB (via data.gov.sg). Data to Sep 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

HDB resale flats sold for S$1 million or moreNumber of resales at S$1,000,000 or more in each month.
HDB resale flats sold for S$1 million or more. Million-dollar HDB resales were almost unknown before 2020, then climbed month by month to over a hundred a month in 2025 and 2026.05010015020020182020202220242026HDB resale flats sold for S$1 million or more. Million-dollar HDB resales were almost unknown before 2020, then climbed month by month to over a hundred a month in 2025 and 2026.05010015020020182020202220242026

Latest: S$1m+ 208 (Sep 2026).

Counts are by registration month. A month appears once it is complete.

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PeriodResales at S$1 million or more
Sep 2026208
Aug 2026201
Jul 2026187
Jun 2026188
May 2026165
Apr 2026137
Mar 2026144
Feb 2026122
Jan 2026145
Dec 2025144
Nov 2025120
Oct 202586
Sep 2025172
Aug 2025141
Jul 2025167
Jun 2025132
May 2025142
Apr 2025141
Mar 2025108
Feb 2025121
Jan 2025119
Dec 202495
Nov 202487
Oct 2024103
Sep 2024106
Aug 2024105
Jul 2024120
Jun 202495
May 202473
Apr 202468
Mar 202460
Feb 202449
Jan 202474
Dec 202348
Nov 202345
Oct 202340
Sep 202342
Aug 202354
Jul 202332
Jun 202334
May 202334
Apr 202337
Mar 202339
Feb 202324
Jan 202340
Dec 202228
Nov 202226
Oct 202238
Sep 202245
Aug 202233
Jul 202233
Jun 202231
May 202230
Apr 202222
Mar 202227
Feb 202229
Jan 202227
Dec 202136
Nov 202129
Oct 202120
Sep 202123
Aug 202126
Jul 202119
Jun 202119
May 202113
Apr 202121
Mar 202117
Feb 202123
Jan 202113
Dec 202010
Nov 202013
Oct 202013
Sep 20208
Aug 20205
Jul 20209
Jun 20208
May 20202
Apr 20201
Mar 20205
Feb 20204
Jan 20204
Dec 20192
Nov 20194
Oct 20191
Sep 20194
Aug 20199
Jul 20198
Jun 20196
May 20198
Apr 20195
Mar 20197
Feb 20194
Jan 20196
Dec 20184
Nov 20188
Oct 20188
Sep 20187
Aug 20189
Jul 20186
Jun 201811
May 20181
Apr 20185
Mar 20188
Feb 20183
Jan 20181
Dec 20174
Nov 20175
Oct 20172
Sep 20173
Aug 20173
Jul 20179
Jun 20175
May 20176
Apr 20172
Mar 20174
Feb 20171
Jan 20172

Source: HDB (via data.gov.sg). Data to Sep 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

Private home sales

Private home sales each monthCaveats lodged by month of contract: new sales, resales and sub-sales. Excludes executive condominiums.
  • New sales (from developers)
  • Resales
  • Sub-sales
Private home sales each month. Monthly private home sales rise and fall with new launches. New sales spike in launch months, while resales run steadily at about a thousand a month.01,0002,0003,0004,00020222023202420252026Private home sales each month. Monthly private home sales rise and fall with new launches. New sales spike in launch months, while resales run steadily at about a thousand a month.01,0002,0003,0004,00020222023202420252026

Latest: New 169 (Aug 2026); Resale 1,186 (Aug 2026); Sub-sale 40 (Aug 2026).

Counts are caveats, as in URA's own quarterly totals, not units. A month appears once it is complete: URA adds late-lodged caveats for about two weeks.

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PeriodNew sales (from developers)ResalesSub-sales
Aug 20261691,18640
Jul 20267401,32144
Jun 20261681,31356
May 20264411,25272
Apr 20261,5491,36851
Mar 20261,2681,16845
Feb 20262501,16444
Jan 20264671,02158
Dec 20251981,12759
Nov 20253251,15667
Oct 20252,4071,34677
Sep 20252421,37862
Aug 20252,1201,34687
Jul 20259041,32272
Jun 20252681,18179
May 20252871,20269
Apr 20256331,42487
Mar 20257081,459112
Feb 20251,5701,21696
Jan 20251,0601,08594
Dec 20242021,206110
Nov 20242,4861,24992
Oct 20246911,341123
Sep 20243581,25599
Aug 20241921,343117
Jul 20245391,363108
Jun 20242191,058137
May 20242091,427123
Apr 20242791,451158
Mar 20247121,122102
Feb 2024152902128
Jan 2024295913123
Dec 2023138879152
Nov 20237611,011141
Oct 20231961,009150
Sep 2023213899117
Aug 20233621,092141
Jul 20231,3531,062118
Jun 20232621,02791
May 20239841,139107
Apr 20238471,02896
Mar 20234551,318116
Feb 202339488970
Jan 202337560848
Dec 202216382060
Nov 202223893360
Oct 20222851,07375
Sep 20229501,33568
Aug 20224211,24892
Jul 20228021,20868
Jun 20224601,35573
May 20221,2771,38554
Apr 20226101,57246
Mar 20226551,38354
Feb 202253597034
Jan 20226561,12641
Dec 20216451,58062
Nov 20211,4791,68947
Oct 20218961,68739

Source: URA. Data to Aug 2026. Licences and notices · All charts

Median price per sq ft by regionPrivate non-landed homes, all sale types, by quarter. S$ per sq ft.
  • Core Central Region
  • Rest of Central Region
  • Outside Central Region
Median price per sq ft by region. Median prices per square foot are highest in the core central region, then the rest of the central region, then the suburbs. The gap between the central and suburban regions narrowed from 2021.S$0S$500S$1,000S$1,500S$2,000S$2,500S$3,00020222023202420252026Median price per sq ft by region. Median prices per square foot are highest in the core central region, then the rest of the central region, then the suburbs. The gap between the central and suburban regions narrowed from 2021.S$0S$500S$1,000S$1,500S$2,000S$2,500S$3,00020222023202420252026

Latest: CCR S$2,238 psf (Q2 2026); RCR S$2,269 psf (Q2 2026); OCR S$2,002 psf (Q2 2026).

Medians of URA caveat prices divided by floor area, calculated by Propwise. A quarter appears once it is complete. Medians in the core central region swing when a few large launches sell.

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PeriodCore Central RegionRest of Central RegionOutside Central Region
Q2 2026S$2,238 psfS$2,269 psfS$2,002 psf
Q1 2026S$2,969 psfS$2,195 psfS$1,854 psf
Q4 2025S$2,791 psfS$2,631 psfS$1,743 psf
Q3 2025S$2,994 psfS$2,356 psfS$1,913 psf
Q2 2025S$2,229 psfS$2,347 psfS$1,635 psf
Q1 2025S$2,359 psfS$2,373 psfS$2,149 psf
Q4 2024S$2,246 psfS$2,466 psfS$1,911 psf
Q3 2024S$2,177 psfS$2,058 psfS$1,644 psf
Q2 2024S$2,122 psfS$1,936 psfS$1,608 psf
Q1 2024S$2,280 psfS$1,962 psfS$1,727 psf
Q4 2023S$2,359 psfS$1,928 psfS$1,689 psf
Q3 2023S$2,296 psfS$2,296 psfS$1,634 psf
Q2 2023S$2,590 psfS$2,373 psfS$1,440 psf
Q1 2023S$2,652 psfS$1,840 psfS$1,485 psf
Q4 2022S$2,589 psfS$1,776 psfS$1,353 psf
Q3 2022S$2,570 psfS$1,796 psfS$1,566 psf
Q2 2022S$2,490 psfS$1,971 psfS$1,351 psf
Q1 2022S$2,406 psfS$1,823 psfS$1,326 psf
Q4 2021S$2,352 psfS$1,841 psfS$1,333 psf

Source: URA. Data to Q2 2026. Licences and notices · All charts