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How Much Have HDB Prices Gone Up in Singapore? (2026)

Updated May 2026 · By Keith Teo · Based on 231,771 transactions · Source: data.gov.sg

Singapore HDB resale prices have risen by an average of 33.2% over the past five years, based on 6,976 blocks with sufficient data. 100% of blocks show appreciation. The strongest town is Punggol (+39.1%).

Five-Year HDB Price Trends by Town

Town5-Year Average ChangeBlocks RisingData Points
Punggol+39.1%100%368
Sengkang+39%100%520
Hougang+38.5%100%389
Serangoon+36.6%100%154
Tampines+36%100%555
Pasir Ris+35.6%100%292
Woodlands+35.2%100%498
Bishan+35.1%100%156
Sembawang+33.9%100%155
Yishun+33.4%100%449
Ang Mo Kio+32.9%100%275
Geylang+32.9%100%186
Bedok+32.6%99%385
Toa Payoh+32%100%220
Bukit Panjang+31.7%100%240
Bukit Timah+31.6%100%21
Choa Chu Kang+31.3%100%363
Bukit Batok+30.5%100%227
Jurong West+29.8%100%489
Kallang/Whampoa+28.9%98%205
Jurong East+27%99%159
Clementi+26.4%100%149
Central Area+25.7%98%53
Bukit Merah+25%99%280
Marine Parade+24.8%96%48
Queenstown+24.8%98%140

Frequently Asked Questions

How much have HDB prices gone up in Singapore?

HDB resale prices across Singapore have risen by an average of 33.2% over the past five years.

Which HDB town has the highest price growth?

Punggol leads with an average five-year appreciation of +39.1%.

Are HDB prices still going up in 2026?

As of May 2026, 100% of HDB blocks with five-year data show positive price trends. However, performance varies significantly by town, flat type, and remaining lease.

Which HDB town has the weakest price growth?

Queenstown has the lowest average five-year trend at +24.8%.

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