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Tampines HDB resale prices

84,472 official resale records from 1990 to 2026. Use the sample size and price range alongside the median.

Tampines housing and neighbourhood context
Tampines HDB 8.JPG · Terence Ong · CC BY 2.5 · source
$330,000all-years median
$2,976median per m²
84,472transactions

Tampines HDB resale history — median price

Tampines HDB resale history — median price0359.0k718.0k1990: SGD 77,3501991: SGD 88,0001992: SGD 88,0001993: SGD 134,0001994: SGD 188,0001995: SGD 235,0001996: SGD 313,0001997: SGD 341,8881998: SGD 292,0001999: SGD 286,0002000: SGD 293,0002001: SGD 272,0002002: SGD 255,0002003: SGD 256,0002004: SGD 258,0002005: SGD 252,0002006: SGD 253,0002007: SGD 275,0002008: SGD 330,0002009: SGD 350,0002010: SGD 388,0002011: SGD 434,0002012: SGD 470,0002013: SGD 488,0002014: SGD 455,0002015: SGD 430,5002016: SGD 435,0002017: SGD 455,0002018: SGD 460,0002019: SGD 440,0002020: SGD 462,0002021: SGD 505,0002022: SGD 545,0002023: SGD 580,0002024: SGD 648,0002025: SGD 710,0002026: SGD 718,0001990199620022008201420202026
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 year03.2k6.4k1990: sales 8421991: sales 7821992: sales 1,4301993: sales 2,0891994: sales 3,1601995: sales 3,2991996: sales 3,7611997: sales 3,2911998: sales 5,6611999: sales 6,3672000: sales 3,5792001: sales 4,6462002: sales 3,6242003: sales 2,4142004: sales 2,0442005: sales 2,2482006: sales 2,0362007: sales 1,8462008: sales 1,9412009: sales 2,1752010: sales 2,4152011: sales 1,4882012: sales 1,6632013: sales 1,0992014: sales 1,3002015: sales 1,3082016: sales 1,3582017: sales 1,2992018: sales 1,3682019: sales 1,4132020: sales 1,7002021: sales 2,1492022: sales 1,7042023: sales 1,6342024: sales 1,9612025: sales 1,9212026: sales 1,4571990199620022008201420202026
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

Tampines HDB resale prices by year
YearMedianMiddle 50%Records
2026$718,000$608,000–$820,0001,457
2025$710,000$610,000–$800,8881,921
2024$648,000$555,000–$745,0001,961
2023$580,000$490,000–$675,0001,634
2022$545,000$468,000–$650,0001,704
2021$505,000$430,000–$605,0002,149
2020$462,000$390,000–$555,0001,700
2019$440,000$380,000–$530,0001,413
2018$460,000$390,000–$560,0001,368
2017$455,000$390,000–$545,0001,299
2016$435,000$365,000–$520,0001,358
2015$430,500$369,000–$512,0001,308
2014$455,000$385,000–$525,0001,300
2013$488,000$410,000–$548,0001,099
2012$470,000$411,000–$528,2501,663
2011$434,000$366,000–$491,0001,488
2010$388,000$330,000–$440,0002,415
2009$350,000$292,000–$391,0002,175
2008$330,000$270,000–$388,0001,941
2007$275,000$230,000–$325,0001,846
2006$253,000$202,000–$290,0002,036
2005$252,000$210,000–$291,8002,248
2004$258,000$212,000–$305,8882,044
2003$256,000$205,000–$317,0002,414
2002$255,000$210,000–$330,0003,624
2001$272,000$242,500–$352,5004,646
2000$293,000$230,000–$375,0003,579
1999$286,000$229,000–$368,0006,367
1998$292,000$228,000–$375,0005,661
1997$341,888$245,000–$428,0003,291
1996$313,000$218,800–$400,0003,761
1995$235,000$152,000–$318,0003,299
1994$188,000$123,000–$267,0003,160
1993$134,000$87,000–$195,0002,089
1992$88,000$58,000–$125,2001,430
1991$88,000$58,000–$127,000782
1990$77,350$57,000–$104,000842

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.

4 Room$291,50034,674 records · middle 50% $250,000–$418,000 · -4% versus national 4 Room median5 Room$390,00020,826 records · middle 50% $339,888–$516,000 · -5% versus national 5 Room median3 Room$192,00020,525 records · middle 50% $164,000–$310,000 · +8% versus national 3 Room medianExecutive$500,0008,187 records · middle 50% $435,000–$638,000 · +1% versus national Executive median2 Room$316,500110 records · middle 50% $268,000–$365,000 · +79% versus national 2 Room median
Multi-Generation$550,00080 records · middle 50% $460,000–$818,000 · -7% versus national Multi-Generation median
Multi Generation$477,00070 records · middle 50% $365,000–$555,000 · +3% versus national Multi Generation median

Compare Tampines 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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