Singapore Property Market Data and Insights
Singapore's property market is measured in public data: URA caveats for private transactions, HDB resale registrations, and the official indices built on them. These guides read that data — what it currently shows, and what each series can and cannot tell you.
Who this is for: Anyone who wants the market read from the numbers rather than from commentary.
Market Data Guides
Every PropKaki guide on market data, newest first.

Singapore Property Listings: A Complete Overview of What's on the Market (2026)
Over 150,000 homes are listed for sale and rent across Singapore's portals. But asking prices and transacted prices are two different things — more listings are priced above recent sales than below. Here's the full inventory, the asking-vs-sold gap, and how to read it.

HDB Resale Prices by Town in Singapore: The Full 4-Room League Table (2026)
Where are HDB flats dearest, and where can you still buy a 4-room under $600,000? This is the full town-by-town league table of median 4-room resale prices, ranked from the Central Area down to Jurong West.

Singapore Property Transactions: A Complete Overview of What's Selling and For How Much (2026)
A live overview of Singapore's property transactions: how many private homes and HDB flats are selling and renting, the median prices they fetch, and how those prices range from the priciest districts to the most affordable. Grounded in lodged URA and HDB data and updated as new figures land.

Million-Dollar HDB Flats in Singapore: How Many, Where, and What It Means (2026)
Million-dollar HDB resales have gone from a rarity to 6.4% of the market in two years. But they stay concentrated in a handful of mature, central towns and larger flat types. Here's the full data — by year, town and flat type — and what it means if you're buying or selling.

Singapore Private Property Prices by District: The Full PSF League Table (2026)
Where are private homes dearest, and where do they still transact below $1,300 per square foot? This is the full district-by-district league table of transacted private prices — median price, median PSF and sales volume — ranked from the priciest to the most affordable.

The Singapore Rental Market in 2026: Prices, Trends and What They Mean
The median private home in Singapore rents for $4,300 a month, but the story is the slowdown: after years of sharp rises, rents have essentially plateaued. Here's what homes rent for by size and region, where the market is heading, and what it means for tenants and landlords.
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Market Data — Frequently Asked
What does Market Data cover?
Singapore's property market is measured in public data: URA caveats for private transactions, HDB resale registrations, and the official indices built on them. These guides read that data — what it currently shows, and what each series can and cannot tell you.
Who are these Market Data guides for?
Anyone who wants the market read from the numbers rather than from commentary.
How many PropKaki guides cover Market Data?
PropKaki publishes 8 guides on market data, most recently updated 7 July 2026. Every guide is built on real URA, HDB and data.gov.sg data, with the working shown.
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