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Queenstown HDB Resale Prices

Queenstown is a mature estate in Singapore's central region. Over the 12 months to Oct 2026, 798 resale flats changed hands here at a median of $859,500 — $989 psf. A 4-room flat here sold at a median of $1,030,000 ($1,069 psf) across 319 sales over the same 12 months.

The middle 80% of sales closed between $358,622 and $1,212,200. The table below breaks the same 12 months down by flat type, straight from HDB's published resale records.

Queenstown is where public housing in Singapore began, and it has aged into the most expensive HDB postcode going — Dawson's newer blocks set resale records almost on schedule. First town, highest prices, Tanglin Halt's history on one side, Holland Village's brunch crowd on the other, and prices that treat the HDB ceiling as a suggestion.

Flat type12m salesMedian price (S$)Median PSF (S$ psf)
2-room22$395,000$808 psf
3-room358$466,000$666 psf
4-room319$1,030,000$1,069 psf
5-room93$1,231,880$967 psf
executive6$1,375,000$875 psf

Most-traded blocks

The blocks with the most resales over the 24 months to Oct 2026.

Data: HDB · URA · data.gov.sg. Registered transactions, not asking prices.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a resale flat cost in Queenstown?

The median resale price in Queenstown over the 12 months to Oct 2026 was $859,500, from 798 registered transactions.

How much is a 4-room flat in Queenstown?

4-room flats in Queenstown sold at a median of $1,030,000 ($1,069 psf) over the 12 months to Oct 2026, across 319 sales.

Are Queenstown HDB prices going up?

Median price per square foot is up 14.0% versus the previous 12-month window.

Where does this data come from?

HDB's published resale records on data.gov.sg, with data through Oct 2026. The dataset leaves out some non-market transactions, and this site checks for new releases daily. These are actual sale prices, not asking prices.