HDB resale flats in Singapore
Browse HDB resale flats by town and flat type. Each block carries its recent resale transactions (published by HDB under the Singapore Open Data Licence), remaining lease and CPF thresholds, nearby MRT and amenities, and PriceVero’s independent block rating — measured within HDB only, never compared with a condominium.
Is this flat priced low, in line, or high? Name any HDB block and the price you are weighing. We check it against what flats in that block have actually resold for — the walk to the station, the schools and the remaining lease included.
Free — sign in and the rating is on the screen. The size comes from the block’s own transacted record, so a typo cannot hand you a confident wrong answer. Want the longer form, with floor, size and the stamp duty? Open the price check. Holding a listing link instead? Paste it here. Not a valuation — a reading of a price against the evidence.
Showing the 60 with the most resales in the last 24 months, of 2,042. Search above to find any of them by block, street, town or MRT — or browse the full list through the links below.
What this list covers
2,042 blocks across 26 towns have enough recent resale activity to carry a page; the busiest are listed above, and every one is reachable through its town or street page. Of the 2,042 blocks listed here, 449 carry a Band A block rating, 578 Band B, 568 Band C, 256 Band D and 191 Band E.
How to read this list
The A–E chip grades the block, within HDB only — never against a condominium. A price for one flat gets its own reading — low, in line or high — which is not shown here; open a block to check one, and to read its resale transactions as published by HDB under the Singapore Open Data Licence. A median on a card is for the one flat type named beside it, the type most resold there over the last twelve months — never for the block as a whole, which holds several types at different prices. Every type it has is on the block’s own page.