How do I look up a block or a condo?
Updated 22 October 2026
The Short Answer
Tower View shows you one building's prices floor by floor — the floor premium and each floor's recent sales. The finders cover the rest: transactions, project details, floor plans, amenities and facilities. Or just ask in the chat, which is faster when you have one specific question.
Three routes to the same records. Pick by how much you want to see.
How do I look up a block or a condo?
Every tool on Free Tools is free to use.
- In the left rail, open Workspace → Free Tools, then the Find tab.
- Press the finder for the record you want, such as Transactions Finder or Project Details Finder. It opens in a new tab.
- Type the project name, address or postal code into its search box.
- Pick the match from the list. The page fills with that building's records.
For prices floor by floor, press Tower View on the Analyse tab and search the same way. To browse instead of search, the Condo Directory and HDB Directory are on the Explore tab.
What is Tower View for?
One building, floor by floor. Tower View shows how transacted prices move up a condo or an HDB block — the floor premium, each floor's recent sales and the full storey gradient, from URA caveat data.
It shows floors, not individual units or stacks. It is the right tool when you are working a single development rather than comparing several. It is one of the 6 tools on the Analyse tab, beside the Comparison Assistant.
What are the finders?
The Find tab holds 9:
Listings Finder · Transactions Finder · Landed House Checker · C&I Property Finder · Zoning Checker · Project Details Finder · Floor Plan Finder · Amenities Finder · Facilities Finder
Each one goes at a single kind of record, so you get depth rather than a summary.
When should I just ask in the chat?
When you have one question. What have 4-room flats at Block 123 Ang Mo Kio been going for? is 2 credits and comes back immediately.
The tools are better when you want to look around rather than ask something.
What about landed, commercial and industrial?
- Landed House Checker — any landed house: plot size and frontage, GCB and conservation status, how many storeys you can build, and its price history.
- Zoning Checker — any commercial or industrial building: its URA land-use zone, plot ratio and conservation status.
- C&I Property Finder — offices, shops, shophouses, factories and warehouses for sale and rent.
The Explore tab adds the Landed Directory, and the two others get a directory each: the Commercial Directory and the Industrial Directory.
Where do all of these get their figures?
URA, HDB, SLA, JTC and data.gov.sg — the same records behind every answer in the chat.
So a figure in a tool and a figure in an answer agree, because they came from the same place.