Homes for Rent and Sale in Singapore

A condo rents for a median S$4,300 a month (1-bedroom S$3,300, 2-bedroom S$4,200, 3-bedroom S$5,400, 4-bedroom S$8,500), from 91,972 URA rental contracts signed August 2025 to August 2026. An HDB flat rents for, depending on the town: 5-room S$3,200 to S$5,100, 4-room S$3,000 to S$4,600, 3-room S$2,500 to S$3,300 (HDB's town medians, Q2 2026). A landed home: detached S$15,500, semi-detached S$9,000, terrace S$7,000 a month (URA, last 12 months).

By the latest medians, the cheapest places to rent a whole home are for a 3-room HDB flat, Choa Chu Kang at a median S$2,500 a month; for a 4-room HDB flat, Bukit Panjang at a median S$3,000 a month; for a condo, District 28 at a median S$3,200 a month (896 leases). The figures are HDB's town medians for Q2 2026 and URA rental contracts over the last 12 months; the finder above shows what is listed there now.

HDB's median monthly rents by town in Q2 2026 ran from a 3-room flat S$2,500 (Choa Chu Kang) to S$3,300 (Central Area); a 4-room flat S$3,000 (Bukit Panjang) to S$4,600 (Central Area); a 5-room flat S$3,200 (Choa Chu Kang) to S$5,100 (Central Area). These are HDB's medians of rents paid, not asking rents; the table above shows every flat type, and the finder shows what is listed now.

PropKaki's Listings Finder pulls active sale and rental listings from PropertyGuru, 99.co and EdgeProp into one deduplicated view. Search any Singapore condo, HDB or landed home and filter by location, price, size, bedrooms and property type to see what's currently on the market, the asking prices, and how much supply a project or area is carrying — without checking each portal separately.

The Listings Finder shows asking prices — what sellers and landlords are currently advertising. To see what homes have actually sold or rented for, use PropKaki's Transaction Finder, which draws on recorded URA and HDB deals. Looking at both together shows the gap between what's being asked and what the market has really paid.

Yes. The Listings Finder is free, with no account needed to search and filter Singapore property listings. It is part of PropKaki's free property tools for buyers, owners, sellers and agents.

Yes. Agents use the Listings Finder to read the competition — how many comparable units are listed and where asking prices sit — before setting an asking price. Paired with PropKaki's Valuation Assistant and Transaction Finder, it supports a grounded, defensible price.