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Queenstown HDB resale prices

30,336 official resale records from 1990 to 2026. Use the sample size and price range alongside the median.

Queenstown housing and neighbourhood context
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$225,000all-years median
$3,254median per m²
30,336transactions

Queenstown HDB resale history — median price

Queenstown HDB resale history — median price0419.0k838.0k1990: SGD 33,0001991: SGD 39,7501992: SGD 40,0001993: SGD 65,0001994: SGD 87,0001995: SGD 115,0001996: SGD 158,0001997: SGD 190,0001998: SGD 150,0001999: SGD 138,0002000: SGD 157,0002001: SGD 143,0002002: SGD 145,0002003: SGD 162,0002004: SGD 175,0002005: SGD 173,0002006: SGD 173,2502007: SGD 202,0002008: SGD 277,0002009: SGD 301,5002010: SGD 338,0002011: SGD 378,0002012: SGD 419,0002013: SGD 433,9442014: SGD 438,0002015: SGD 450,0002016: SGD 520,0002017: SGD 565,0002018: SGD 560,0002019: SGD 543,0002020: SGD 657,0002021: SGD 705,0002022: SGD 690,0002023: SGD 700,0002024: SGD 679,0002025: SGD 815,0002026: SGD 838,0001990199620022008201420202026
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 year08941.8k1990: sales 7701991: sales 6021992: sales 6021993: sales 7641994: sales 9471995: sales 8611996: sales 1,1631997: sales 8651998: sales 1,4121999: sales 1,7882000: sales 1,1232001: sales 1,1122002: sales 1,1122003: sales 9412004: sales 1,0592005: sales 1,0322006: sales 8642007: sales 8852008: sales 8742009: sales 8902010: sales 9962011: sales 5962012: sales 6162013: sales 4742014: sales 4632015: sales 4912016: sales 4802017: sales 5272018: sales 6212019: sales 5632020: sales 6532021: sales 9872022: sales 7542023: sales 5992024: sales 6982025: sales 6052026: sales 5471990199620022008201420202026
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

Queenstown HDB resale prices by year
YearMedianMiddle 50%Records
2026$838,000$475,888–$1,068,000547
2025$815,000$445,000–$1,020,000605
2024$679,000$404,000–$937,000698
2023$700,000$400,000–$900,000599
2022$690,000$390,000–$870,000754
2021$705,000$380,000–$828,000987
2020$657,000$328,000–$815,000653
2019$543,000$312,000–$750,000563
2018$560,000$345,000–$743,000621
2017$565,000$355,000–$738,000527
2016$520,000$358,000–$716,000480
2015$450,000$355,000–$700,000491
2014$438,000$345,000–$690,000463
2013$433,944$345,000–$690,000474
2012$419,000$338,000–$640,000616
2011$378,000$308,000–$565,000596
2010$338,000$280,000–$530,000996
2009$301,500$246,800–$465,000890
2008$277,000$217,600–$438,000874
2007$202,000$166,000–$320,000885
2006$173,250$150,000–$236,000864
2005$173,000$150,000–$220,0001,032
2004$175,000$150,000–$205,0001,059
2003$162,000$132,000–$205,000941
2002$145,000$112,000–$214,5001,112
2001$143,000$113,000–$233,0001,112
2000$157,000$123,000–$258,0001,123
1999$138,000$115,000–$168,0001,788
1998$150,000$128,000–$173,0001,412
1997$190,000$150,000–$225,000865
1996$158,000$125,000–$188,0001,163
1995$115,000$91,000–$134,000861
1994$87,000$70,000–$105,000947
1993$65,000$42,000–$85,000764
1992$40,000$24,000–$55,000602
1991$39,750$23,000–$45,000602
1990$33,000$23,000–$40,000770

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$168,00018,796 records · middle 50% $125,000–$300,000 · -6% versus national 3 Room median4 Room$620,0005,760 records · middle 50% $371,000–$795,000 · +103% versus national 4 Room median5 Room$604,0002,816 records · middle 50% $450,000–$841,388 · +46% versus national 5 Room median2 Room$83,0002,624 records · middle 50% $60,000–$120,000 · -53% versus national 2 Room medianExecutive$640,000340 records · middle 50% $583,000–$818,000 · +29% versus national Executive median

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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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