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Choa Chu Kang and Jurong West have the lowest prices per square foot right now, from about $499/psf. Cheaper entry usually means a longer commute.
Compare every townThat's the middle price of 726 four-room resales in Oct 2026: half went for more, half for less. That's up 0.8% on Oct 2025. Across every size, 1,799 HDB flats changed hands that month.
Every number here comes from records HDB and URA publish for anyone to read. No agent talk, no spin — just the registered sales, put in plain English.
Choa Chu Kang and Jurong West have the lowest prices per square foot right now, from about $499/psf. Cheaper entry usually means a longer commute.
Compare every townToa Payoh moved the most: +29.2% per square foot compared with a year ago. See what flats like yours actually sold for.
Browse Oct 2026 HDB salesHDB's own resale price index is about the same as a year earlier, as of Q2 2026. One month's median can wobble; the index is the steadier read.
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YoY change in latest published median PSF. Sparse towns show n/a instead of guessed movement.
Median PSF · YoY change · Oct 2026
Mature towns near transport nodes still tend to move first; sparse YoY comparisons stay marked as n/a.
Lowest latest median PSF, then softer YoY movement
Value towns usually trade location or lease profile for a lower entry price. Good deal or long commute, must see both lah.
“Wah, Toa Payoh median psf up 29.2% year-on-year — fastest mover in the Oct 2026 numbers.”
top YoY change in town median psf
Oct 2026 published data
HDB publishes resale transactions after registration, so this app shows latest published transactions rather than real-time sales. Latest month sample: 1,799 transactions.
HDB publishes every resale transaction on data.gov.sg — official, open, and free for anyone to read. But raw CSVs don’t answer “so how much is my flat actually worth?”, and we couldn’t find a free tool that did the analysis properly. So we built one.
ResaleLah is for Singaporeans buying or selling a resale flat. Before you place or accept an offer, see what actually transacted in your town, your block, your flat type — so when someone says “market rate is like that one lah”, you can check for yourself.
Every number traces back to official HDB resale records on data.gov.sg, joined with OneMap block coordinates. Nothing scraped, nothing guessed.
No paywall, no sign-up, no agent leads waiting at the end. The data is public, so the tool to read it should be public too.
HDB publishes resale transactions after registration, so we say latest published transactions — never “sold this week”. Sparse numbers stay marked n/a.
Data: HDB · OneMap · data.gov.sg · Data 2026-10-23