HDB flats in Queenstown

PriceVero rates HDB blocks in Queenstown on their remaining lease, connectivity, amenities and schools — each on its own HDB scale, never against a condo. 65 blocks have enough recent resales to carry a page.

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What this list covers

242 blocks in Queenstown carry a PriceVero block rating; 65 have enough recent resale activity to list here, and the rest sit on their street pages. Of the 65 blocks listed here, 2 carry a Band A block rating, 30 Band B, 7 Band C, 6 Band D and 20 Band E.

Flats reaching their five-year mark in Queenstown

A flat bought new cannot be resold until its household has completed the five-year minimum occupation period. Counting Queenstown blocks by the year they were completed, 2,409 flats pass that mark from 2026 onward — the nearest thing to a known future for this market, because the flats already exist and the five years is a rule rather than an estimate. It is eligibility, not supply: how many are actually offered is a decision their owners make one household at a time.

Counted from the Housing & Development Board's published block record (completion year and flat counts per block) under the Singapore Open Data Licence, plus the statutory five years. Not a forecast of listings or of prices. The same count for every town, and what it does not mean.

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.