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Singapore Condo Resale Prices & Market Data (July 2026)

· URA REALIS caveats to 8 Sep 2026 · Resale and sub-sale, all 28 districts

Median resale PSF across Singapore condos was $1,726 psf in July 2026, down 1.1% on June 2026 and up 1.2% on July 2025, per TRIBE analysis of URA REALIS data.

1,184 resale and sub-sale caveats were lodged island-wide across 603 projects in July 2026; the median transacted price was $1.70M.

District 10 (Bukit Timah, Holland, Tanglin) had the highest median PSF among districts with 10 or more caveats, at $2,399 psf; District 19 (Hougang, Punggol, Sengkang) was the most active with 169 caveats at a median of $1,674 psf.

Caveats
1,184
−4.1% vs June 2026
Median PSF
$1,726
median price $1.70M
Month on month
−1.1%
June 2026: $1,746 psf
Year on year
+1.2%
July 2025: $1,705 psf

All 28 districts, July 2026

Median resale PSF and caveat count per postal district, with the change on June 2026 (MoM) and on July 2025 (YoY). A median needs 3+ caveats; a change needs 10+ in both months — otherwise the cell shows “—”. Each district links to its RPS hub, where every scored condo in it is ranked.

Singapore condo resale caveats and median PSF by postal district, July 2026
DistrictAreasCaveatsMedian PSFMedian priceMoMYoY
District 1Boat Quay, Raffles Place, Marina8$1,927$1.99M
District 2Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar12$2,088$1.29M−0.6%
District 3Alexandra, Queenstown50$2,237$1.75M−2.0%+3.0%
District 4Harbourfront, Telok Blangah13$1,781$2.82M+0.5%−3.0%
District 5Buona Vista, Clementi, Pasir Panjang58$1,900$1.89M+1.4%+1.7%
District 6City Hall, Clarke Quay0
District 7Beach Road, Bugis, Rochor13$2,158$1.55M
District 8Farrer Park, Little India20$1,866$1.66M−6.0%+11.4%
District 9Orchard, River Valley57$2,398$2.68M−0.1%+5.6%
District 10Bukit Timah, Holland, Tanglin56$2,399$2.90M+9.5%+6.5%
District 11Newton, Novena28$1,997$2.19M−5.3%−6.1%
District 12Balestier, Toa Payoh36$1,697$1.50M−10.4%+1.3%
District 13Macpherson, Potong Pasir27$2,021$1.63M−2.7%+2.7%
District 14Eunos, Geylang, Paya Lebar45$1,681$1.38M−4.5%−14.8%
District 15East Coast, Marine Parade104$1,834$2.19M+0.6%0.0%
District 16Bedok, Upper East Coast54$1,478$1.44M−6.3%−1.7%
District 17Changi, Loyang, Pasir Ris27$1,287$1.36M+1.8%+3.0%
District 18Pasir Ris, Tampines102$1,457$1.57M−2.6%+3.1%
District 19Hougang, Punggol, Sengkang169$1,674$1.63M+2.1%+1.6%
District 20Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Thomson48$1,960$1.78M−6.0%+8.0%
District 21Clementi Park, Upper Bukit Timah48$1,952$2.08M+7.3%+5.8%
District 22Boon Lay, Jurong, Tuas25$1,550$1.48M−1.3%+11.8%
District 23Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang77$1,511$1.46M−0.2%+1.6%
District 24Lim Chu Kang, Tengah0
District 25Admiralty, Woodlands18$1,259$1.40M−5.0%+3.8%
District 26Mandai, Upper Thomson11$1,783$2.13M−8.9%
District 27Sembawang, Yishun51$1,340$1.36M−2.9%+1.4%
District 28Seletar, Yio Chu Kang27$1,511$1.61M−1.3%+3.6%
SingaporeAll 28 districts1,184$1,726$1.70M−1.1%+1.2%

PSF is the caveat’s transacted price over its strata floor area. District medians are pooled across every project in the district, so unit mix shifts month to month; read a single month’s change alongside the YoY column, and check a specific project on its scorecard.

Top movers, July 2026

Biggest month-on-month moves in project median PSF versus June 2026, among projects with 5+ resale and sub-sale caveats in both months (17 projects qualified; up to 10 shown per side). Prior-month figures in brackets. A project’s monthly median moves with which units sold — this is a watch-list, not a valuation.

Largest gains

ProjectDistrictCaveatsMedian PSFvs June 2026
Parc EstaD145 (12)$2,327 ($2,186)+6.5%
Parc ClematisD57 (7)$2,215 ($2,090)+6.0%
Lake GrandeD226 (7)$1,966 ($1,870)+5.1%
Whistler GrandD57 (5)$1,977 ($1,903)+3.9%
MidwoodD235 (8)$1,967 ($1,904)+3.3%
Piccadilly GrandD86 (5)$2,517 ($2,438)+3.2%
Coco PalmsD186 (5)$1,737 ($1,717)+1.1%
Eight RiversuitesD125 (5)$1,852 ($1,832)+1.1%
Normanton ParkD59 (7)$2,038 ($2,015)+1.1%
Stirling ResidencesD38 (8)$2,448 ($2,439)+0.4%

Largest drops

ProjectDistrictCaveatsMedian PSFvs June 2026
Treasure @ TampinesD1811 (10)$1,760 ($1,820)−3.3%
Riverfront ResidencesD1918 (6)$1,743 ($1,784)−2.3%
High Park ResidencesD285 (5)$1,676 ($1,696)−1.2%
The Florence ResidencesD199 (14)$1,918 ($1,941)−1.2%
Sol AcresD238 (8)$1,540 ($1,557)−1.1%
Sims Urban OasisD146 (5)$1,859 ($1,874)−0.8%

Resale Project Scorecard snapshot

Grade distribution across the 2,357 resale condos on the TRIBE Resale Project Scorecard when this edition was published (scores updated 26 Aug 2026). RPS grades project-level demand fundamentals across seven weighted factors; it is not a price forecast.

Grade S
216
9%
Grade A
477
20%
Grade B
958
41%
Grade C
485
21%
Grade D
221
9%

Methodology and source

  • Source. URA REALIS private residential caveats, resale and sub-sale only; new-sale (developer) caveats are excluded. Feed retrieved to 8 Sep 2026, covering 2,321 projects. Same dataset behind the trailing-12-month tables on every RPS scorecard.
  • Median, not mean. Every PSF and price figure is the median of the caveats in the calendar month (by contract date). Medians resist the handful of penthouse or shoebox deals that skew an average, but they still move with the mix of units sold — these are simple medians, not a quality-adjusted index, so they will not match URA’s official Property Price Index.
  • Minimum thresholds. District median: 3+ caveats. District MoM / YoY: 10+ caveats in both months. Top movers: 5+ caveats in both months. Below a threshold the cell shows “—” rather than a number one transaction could set.
  • Publication and freezing. Caveats lodge weeks after a sale, so a month is published only once the feed reaches at least the 14th of the following month, and its volume is provisional relative to a longer lag. Figures are frozen at publication and never restated; each archive edition shows what was known when it was published. This edition was generated 17 Sep 2026.
  • Aggregates only. No individual caveat is published here. Project-level figures appear only for movers with 5+ caveats in each month.

Questions this page answers

What is the median condo resale PSF in Singapore right now?
As of July 2026, the latest complete month of URA REALIS caveats TRIBE has processed: Median resale PSF across Singapore condos was $1,726 psf in July 2026, down 1.1% on June 2026 and up 1.2% on July 2025, per TRIBE analysis of URA REALIS data. 1,184 resale and sub-sale caveats were lodged island-wide across 603 projects in July 2026; the median transacted price was $1.70M.
Which district had the most condo resale transactions in July 2026?
District 10 (Bukit Timah, Holland, Tanglin) had the highest median PSF among districts with 10 or more caveats, at $2,399 psf; District 19 (Hougang, Punggol, Sengkang) was the most active with 169 caveats at a median of $1,674 psf.
How does TRIBE calculate these figures?
Every figure is a median, not a mean, of URA REALIS resale and sub-sale caveats lodged in the calendar month (new-sale developer transactions are excluded), pooled across all 28 postal districts. A district median is shown only with at least 3 caveats and a month-on-month or year-on-year change only when both months have at least 10; a project qualifies as a mover only with at least 5 caveats in both months. Figures are frozen when the month is published and never restated. Source feed to 8 Sep 2026; page generated 17 Sep 2026.

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All published months

One frozen edition per month. Median PSF and MoM in brackets.

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