SG Resales

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Jurong East HDB resale prices

What HDB flats in Jurong East resold for, quarter by quarter, and how many changed hands. Prices are like for like: each quarter is compared on the same flats — the same flat type in the same block — so a quarter in which bigger or newer flats happened to sell does not show as a price rise. Resale only.

Jurong East on the map: its URA Master Plan 2025 planning area, approximate.

All HDB flats in Jurong East

Price per sq ft, Jul–Sep 2026
$533 still being reported
Prices, Jul 2025 to Jun 2026
▲ 1.4% on the year before
Resales, Jul 2025 to Jun 2026
464 ▼ 13.1% on the year before

The dashed end of the price line and the lighter bars are the latest quarter: still being reported, so those bars will rise as late sales are added. On a computer, hover over a quarter for its figures; every quarter is also in the table below.

All HDB flats in Jurong East, quarter by quarter

QuarterPrice per sq ft, like for like Median of the quarter's salesResales
Jul–Sep 2026 still being reported$533$551144
Apr–Jun 2026$538$554116
Jan–Mar 2026$543$545124
Oct–Dec 2025$549$54293
Jul–Sep 2025$553$546131
Apr–Jun 2025$553$555138
Jan–Mar 2025$547$529120
Oct–Dec 2024$539$541122
Jul–Sep 2024$523$532154
Apr–Jun 2024$511$503154
Jan–Mar 2024$505$488136
Oct–Dec 2023$500$499123
Jul–Sep 2023$490$499123
Apr–Jun 2023$491$47390
Jan–Mar 2023$486$471131
Oct–Dec 2022$484$481105
Jul–Sep 2022$472$478143
Apr–Jun 2022$472$473116
Jan–Mar 2022$455$449121
Oct–Dec 2021$453$453151
Jul–Sep 2021$434$430139
Apr–Jun 2021$423$430127
Jan–Mar 2021$416$426148
Oct–Dec 2020$404$412155
Jul–Sep 2020$382$374166
Apr–Jun 2020$374$36672
Jan–Mar 2020$377$363109
Oct–Dec 2019$378$369136
Jul–Sep 2019$380$367118
Apr–Jun 2019$379$374138
Jan–Mar 2019$387$393108
Oct–Dec 2018$386$391106
Jul–Sep 2018$395$395150
Apr–Jun 2018$402$390141
Jan–Mar 2018$401$40292
Oct–Dec 2017$403$399137
Jul–Sep 2017$405$395107
Apr–Jun 2017$406$388111
Jan–Mar 2017$406$389102

Not shown as a line of their own: 5-room flats (337 resales in three years), Executive flats (129 resales in three years) — too few for a quarterly price. They count in All flats and in the table below.

What flats in Jurong East sold for, Jul 2025 to Jun 2026

Flat typeResalesTypical priceMiddle half of prices HighestTypical size
2-room (1 bedroom)12$350,000$344,000 – $355,000$370,00044 sqm (474 sq ft)
3-room (2 bedrooms)174$415,000$389,000 – $445,000$565,00068 sqm (732 sq ft)
4-room (3 bedrooms)139$550,000$520,000 – $608,000$750,00094 sqm (1,012 sq ft)
5-room (usually 3 bedrooms)102$715,000$638,000 – $780,000$890,000121 sqm (1,302 sq ft)
Executive (usually 3 bedrooms + study)37$990,000$844,888 – $1,028,000$1,148,000145 sqm (1,561 sq ft)

Typical = the median: half sold for more, half for less. The middle half leaves out the cheapest quarter of sales and the dearest quarter. 464 resales in all.

16 flats resold for $1 million or more.

Blocks in Jurong East with a page of their own

124 of 234 blocks

HDB lists 234 blocks with homes in Jurong East: 24,037 flats sold to owners and 654 HDB rental flats. 124 of the blocks had at least 10 resales in the past five years and have a page of their own.

The latest quarter is still being reported: sales keep being added for weeks after it ends, so its bar will rise; its price moves far less. HDB publishes no price index for a single town. Past changes do not predict future prices.

How we measure this
  • Like for like. Each sale is compared with sales of the same flat type in the same block in other quarters. What is left is how prices moved. Flats in a block and type that sold in only one quarter are left out of the line, because they say nothing about change.
  • By quarter. A town has too few resales of one flat type in a month for a reliable figure, so this page goes quarter by quarter; Singapore as a whole goes month by month on Price trends.
  • Too few sales. A quarter needs at least 30 sales of flats that also sold in another quarter to show a price. A flat type gets its own line only when that holds in at least 8 of the last 12 quarters.
  • In dollars. The line is scaled so that over the last four confirmed quarters it averages the median price per sq ft of the flats sold in them.
  • The past-year change for all flats is the figure in the Prices by area table: the same flat type in the same block, a year apart. Each flat type's own change is read off its line.
  • Dates. HDB dates a resale by when it was registered.
Data sources: Resale Flat Prices; HDB Property Information; Master Plan 2025 Planning Area Boundary — used under the Singapore Open Data Licence v1.0. Full notices, access dates and warranty

Contains information from Resale Flat Prices accessed 2026-10-26 from the Housing & Development Board via data.gov.sg, made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence v1.0. The dataset is provided “as is” and “as available” without warranty of any kind as to accuracy, completeness or fitness for any purpose.

Contains information from HDB Property Information accessed 2026-10-14 from the Housing & Development Board via data.gov.sg, made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence v1.0. The dataset is provided “as is” and “as available” without warranty of any kind as to accuracy, completeness or fitness for any purpose.

Contains information from Master Plan 2025 Planning Area Boundary accessed 2026-10-03 from the Urban Redevelopment Authority via data.gov.sg, made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence v1.0. The dataset is provided “as is” and “as available” without warranty of any kind as to accuracy, completeness or fitness for any purpose.

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