Property prices in Singapore
Singapore is published as IndexProp SG, quoted in S$ per square foot, from 4 registers of transactions that have already happened. Data to July 2026.
What this market publishes
- 24,284 resales in the last 12 months
- 983,157 resales on record since 1990
- 55 districts
- 4,239 named roads searchable
- 135,166 private sale caveats
Every one of those figures is read from the market’s own published endpoint at build time, not typed here. Where the two ever disagree, the market’s own page is right and this one is stale.
The registers behind it
- HDB resale registrations
- HDB renting-out approvals
- URA private sale caveats
- URA private lease contracts
Registers that record different events are never pooled into one figure. Where a market carries more than one, its pages publish them side by side and say which is which.
What it refuses to publish
No valuation of an individual property, no forecast, and no figure below the market’s own sample floor. Below the floor the count is published and the figure is withheld with the reason stated. Nothing here is compared against another market: the populations, floor-area denominators and mix adjustments differ, and no exchange rate is ingested. The network methodology sets out which cross-market questions are unanswerable from today’s data, and why.
Read it at the source
Planning areas, neighbourhoods and every street with resales on record, with the public and private markets published side by side and never averaged together. Start with IndexProp SG, or go straight to how the figures are made, the free dataset and its licence, the league tables, or the questions readers ask most.