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Jurong East HDB resale prices

25,921 official resale records from 1990 to 2026. Use the sample size and price range alongside the median.

Jurong East housing and neighbourhood context
Unnamed playground near Block 307 HDB Jurong East - 2022-05-01.jpg · Wzhkevin · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
$270,000all-years median
$2,669median per m²
25,921transactions

Jurong East HDB resale history — median price

Jurong East HDB resale history — median price0262.0k524.0k1990: SGD 57,0001991: SGD 65,0001992: SGD 70,0001993: SGD 120,0001994: SGD 150,0001995: SGD 187,0001996: SGD 230,0001997: SGD 271,5001998: SGD 220,0001999: SGD 205,0002000: SGD 190,5002001: SGD 184,0002002: SGD 225,2502003: SGD 240,0002004: SGD 206,5002005: SGD 214,0002006: SGD 217,7502007: SGD 221,5002008: SGD 294,0002009: SGD 313,0002010: SGD 345,0002011: SGD 393,0002012: SGD 380,0002013: SGD 420,0002014: SGD 380,0002015: SGD 390,0002016: SGD 395,0002017: SGD 389,0002018: SGD 410,0002019: SGD 380,0002020: SGD 395,0002021: SGD 450,0002022: SGD 450,0002023: SGD 470,0002024: SGD 488,0002025: SGD 524,0002026: SGD 522,0001990199620022008201420202026
SGD · 1990 to 2026. Medians describe the mix sold, not the change in value of the same home. Price dots need at least three records; missing prices remain gaps. Current-year figures may be incomplete. Town medians combine flat types. Compare a consistent flat type before treating the movement as like-for-like.

Source: Housing & Development Board resale-price collection · Source snapshot: 2026-09-03T14:49:20.091371+00:00.

Recorded sales by year

Recorded sales by year08201.6k1990: sales 4951991: sales 4991992: sales 5381993: sales 5681994: sales 9211995: sales 8381996: sales 9791997: sales 1,0001998: sales 1,6391999: sales 1,5722000: sales 9622001: sales 8462002: sales 1,2222003: sales 1,0002004: sales 8562005: sales 8052006: sales 7002007: sales 7422008: sales 7022009: sales 7282010: sales 8402011: sales 4622012: sales 5352013: sales 3912014: sales 3992015: sales 3992016: sales 4332017: sales 4572018: sales 4892019: sales 5002020: sales 5022021: sales 5652022: sales 4852023: sales 4672024: sales 5662025: sales 4822026: sales 3371990199620022008201420202026
sales · 1990 to 2026. Volume uses a separate scale. Read the record counts in the price table; reporting lag may affect recent years.

Source: Housing & Development Board resale-price collection · Source snapshot: 2026-09-03T14:49:20.091371+00:00.

Year by year

Jurong East HDB resale prices by year
YearMedianMiddle 50%Records
2026$522,000$415,000–$660,000337
2025$524,000$425,000–$665,000482
2024$488,000$395,000–$620,000566
2023$470,000$380,000–$610,000467
2022$450,000$366,000–$582,000485
2021$450,000$370,000–$586,000565
2020$395,000$300,000–$500,000502
2019$380,000$284,000–$495,000500
2018$410,000$295,000–$518,000489
2017$389,000$300,000–$505,000457
2016$395,000$308,000–$525,000433
2015$390,000$316,000–$515,000399
2014$380,000$325,000–$495,000399
2013$420,000$346,000–$537,000391
2012$380,000$339,500–$484,000535
2011$393,000$322,888–$478,000462
2010$345,000$285,000–$448,000840
2009$313,000$245,000–$413,900728
2008$294,000$222,000–$382,888702
2007$221,500$173,000–$295,000742
2006$217,750$163,000–$280,000700
2005$214,000$166,000–$280,000805
2004$206,500$170,000–$280,000856
2003$240,000$166,000–$310,0001,000
2002$225,250$155,000–$298,0001,222
2001$184,000$143,000–$238,500846
2000$190,500$156,000–$254,000962
1999$205,000$139,800–$278,0001,572
1998$220,000$148,000–$291,0001,639
1997$271,500$192,000–$382,0001,000
1996$230,000$170,000–$358,000979
1995$187,000$118,000–$298,000838
1994$150,000$90,000–$255,000921
1993$120,000$70,000–$195,000568
1992$70,000$43,000–$123,000538
1991$65,000$44,000–$116,000499
1990$57,000$45,500–$95,000495

Renting instead? The median HDB rent in Jurong East was $3,400 a month for a 4-room flat in April–June 2026. See Jurong East rents by quarter and flat type.

Source: Contains information from Median Rent by Town and Flat Type, accessed from data.gov.sg (Housing & Development Board), which is made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0 https://data.gov.sg/open-data-licence, quarterly figures to April 2026.

By flat type

Each comparison uses the same all-years period for the town and national benchmark. Detailed pages are published only where at least 100 official resales support the result.

3 Room$165,00010,365 records · middle 50% $132,000–$275,000 · -7% versus national 3 Room median4 Room$257,0007,294 records · middle 50% $213,000–$390,000 · -16% versus national 4 Room median5 Room$352,6506,116 records · middle 50% $295,000–$477,000 · -15% versus national 5 Room medianExecutive$460,0002,053 records · middle 50% $385,000–$628,000 · -7% versus national Executive median
2 Room$265,00093 records · middle 50% $240,000–$320,000 · +50% versus national 2 Room median

Compare Jurong East with every HDB town

Compare like with like

Use medians with their transaction counts and middle-50% ranges. Compare the same town, flat type and period before drawing a conclusion. A national figure is context, not a substitute for block, floor, lease, condition or transaction-date evidence. These aggregates describe registered resales and do not estimate today’s value.

Keep the town, flat type, period and sample size beside any figure you reuse. A difference between two medians may reflect the mix and timing of registered transactions, so open the town evidence and compare consistent periods before treating it as a market change.

Questions this page can answer

Price evidenceWhat did comparable HDB flats resell for?Use the median, middle 50%, period and transaction count together.
ComparisonHow do towns or flat types differ?Compare the same period and keep sample sizes visible.
ChangeDid the market evidence move over time?Use year-by-year registered resales; do not treat mix changes as a valuation.
BoundaryWhat can this not tell me?It cannot value a particular flat or replace current property-specific checks.

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