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Bukit Merah vs Queenstown: property prices compared

Queenstown is the dearer of the two on a like-for-like basis: S$934 per square foot against S$806 in Bukit Merah, with each area's flat-type mix held at the national distribution, a difference of 16%. Median resale prices are S$780,000 in Bukit Merah and S$850,000 in Queenstown, over 838 and 751 resales respectively, in the 12 months to September 2026. On the private register, Bukit Merah runs at S$2,050 per square foot against S$2,040 in Queenstown, from 479 and 470 caveats. The two registers are never averaged together.

Private resale caveats, over each area's own twelve months.

Bukit Merah compared with Queenstown, private resale
Measure

Bukit Merah

High confidence

Central

$2,050median per ft²

479 caveats in 12 months · median $2,150,000

Queenstown

High confidence

Central

$2,040median per ft²

470 caveats in 12 months · median $1,595,000

Difference
Median S$/ft²$2,050$2,040+$10
Median price$2,150,000$1,595,000+$555,000
Caveats479470+9
Middle 60% of caveats$1,770–$2,370$1,680–$2,360
Median floor area97 m²74 m²+23 m²
Difference: Bukit Merah minus Queenstown.
All Bukit Merah prices All Queenstown prices

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Frequently asked questions

Is Bukit Merah or Queenstown more expensive?

Queenstown is the dearer of the two on a like-for-like basis: S$934 per square foot against S$806 in Bukit Merah, with each area's flat-type mix held at the national distribution, a difference of 16%. Median resale prices are S$780,000 in Bukit Merah and S$850,000 in Queenstown, over 838 and 751 resales respectively, in the 12 months to September 2026. On the private register, Bukit Merah runs at S$2,050 per square foot against S$2,040 in Queenstown, from 479 and 470 caveats. The two registers are never averaged together.

Contains information from HDB Resale Flat Prices accessed from Data.gov.sg and made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0. Data to September 2026.