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Insights ยท 2026-11-21

Million-dollar HDB flats: where they are and what they have in common

The one thing to know

By the end of October, 1,735 HDB flats had resold for $1 million or more this year, more than in any full year since 2017. They are now 8.0% of all resales, up from 0.2% in 2017.

Where they sell

Toa Payoh, Queenstown and Bukit Merah account for 41% of them. In all, 23 towns have recorded at least one this year.

TownMillion-dollar resales
Toa Payoh270
Queenstown237
Bukit Merah202
Kallang/whampoa131
Ang Mo Kio123
Bedok103
Tampines93
Bishan90
Clementi84
Geylang59
Hougang54
Central Area52
Serangoon45
Woodlands34
Punggol28
Pasir Ris28
Bukit Timah25
Sengkang19
Marine Parade15
Jurong East14
Yishun13
Bukit Batok9
Bukit Panjang7

What kind of flats

Almost all are large: 746 were 4-room, 616 5-room and 360 executive flats. Only 4 were 3-room.

What sets them apart

Height and a long lease. The typical million-dollar flat is on storey 13 or above, against storey 7 for all resales, has 84 years of lease left against 71, and measures 1,184 sq ft against 1,001.

Medians of this year's resales. Storey is the bottom of the published storey band.

Year by year

The count went from 46 in 2017 to 1,735 so far this year.

YearMillion-dollar resalesShare of all resales
2017460.2%
2018710.3%
2019640.3%
2020820.4%
20212590.9%
20223691.4%
20234691.8%
20241,0353.7%
20251,5936.4%
20261,7358.0%

2026 runs to the end of October.

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Every issue of PSF Weekly counts the month's million-dollar flats and names the new records.

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