Singapore property, with the story that explains it.

June 2026 BTO Launch: 6,952 Flats Across 7 Projects, Three Tiers, One New Estate

HDB opened applications today for the June 2026 Build-To-Order exercise, offering 6,952 flats across seven projects in Sembawang, Woodlands, Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, and Bukit Merah. Applications close 24 June 2026, 11:59pm, with successful applicants determined by computer ballot rather than first-come-first-served. This launch is notable for spanning all three of HDB's classification tiers — Standard, Plus, and Prime — in a single exercise, giving buyers a rare side-by-side comparison of how each tier is priced.

Punggol vs Sengkang Q1 2026: Two Towns, One Price Band, Very Different Markets

Punggol and Sengkang's average resale prices are virtually identical in Q1 2026, but the data reveals a tale of two markets — Sengkang offers price consistency, while Punggol offers a high-end ceiling driven by rare loft-format stock along Punggol Drive.

Why Bukit Panjang, Bukit Batok and Choa Chu Kang Trade as Near-Twins in Q1 2026

While headlines in the first quarter of 2026 fixated on million-dollar HDB deals in Bukit Merah and the luxury launches along Orchard, a quieter story unfolded in Singapore's western corridor. Bukit Panjang — long dismissed by upgraders as a "second-choice" town — has positioned itself as the mid-tier anchor of the West, offering buyers a substantial discount against Clementi while pricing virtually identically to Bukit Batok and Choa Chu Kang.

Singapore's HDB Resale Hotspots for Q1 2026 — From Woodlands to Bukit Timah

Singapore's HDB resale market remained firmly active in Q1 2026, with 6,068 transactions recorded across January to March — and a market-wide average resale price of S$658,448.

But averages mask a far more interesting story. Beneath the headline numbers lies a tale of two markets: towns where thousands of buyers transact every quarter at surprisingly affordable prices, and rare enclaves where barely a dozen flats change hands — at prices that would make private condo owners do a double-take.

Kriosm tracked every resale transaction across all 26 HDB towns in Q1 2026. Here's what the data reveals.

Most Popular Private Project in March 2026: RIVER MODERN Dominates With 372 Deals by mid March

In a month where Singapore's overall private property market contracted sharply, one project stood in a league of its own. RIVER MODERN, a new launch condominium nestled along River Valley Green in District 9, recorded a staggering 372 transactions in March 2026 — accounting for more than half of all private residential deals islandwide.

With an average price of S$3,053,841 and an average PSF of S$3,235.05, this was not just the most popular project of the month. It was the single most dominant launch in recent memory, reshaping the entire landscape of Singapore's Core Central Region (CCR) market in one sweep.

Singapore's Top 10 Most Expensive HDB Resale Transactions of All Time

Singapore's HDB resale market has long been a barometer of the nation's property landscape. What was once unthinkable — public housing flats crossing the million-dollar mark — has now become a recurring headline. As of February 2026, the record has been broken yet again, with a Queenstown loft flat fetching a jaw-dropping $1,700,000.

Here is a definitive look at Singapore's 10 highest HDB resale transactions ever recorded, based on official HDB data.