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Chinatown vs Wenya: HDB resale prices compared

Neither Chinatown nor Wenya publishes no private resale median: URA lodged too few caveats over the last twelve months.

Chinatown is the dearer of the two on a like-for-like basis: S$1,190 per square foot against S$504 in Wenya, with each area's flat-type mix held at the national distribution, a difference of 136%. Median resale prices are S$1,350,000 in Chinatown and S$550,000 in Wenya, over 78 and 58 resales respectively, in the 12 months to August 2026.

HDB resales over 12 months.

Chinatown compared with Wenya, HDB resale
Measure

Chinatown

Medium confidence

Central

$1,280median per ft²

78 resales in 12 months · median $1,350,000

Wenya

High confidence

West

$490median per ft²

58 resales in 12 months · median $550,000

Difference
Median S$/ft²$1,280$490+$790
Like-for-like S$/ft²$1,190$504+$686
4-room median price$1,350,000$508,000+$842,000
Resales7858+20
Median lease remaining84 years75 years+9 years
Middle 60% of resales$877–$1,400$460–$514
HDB flats3,6892,374+1,315
Resale turnover2.2%2.4%−0.3 pts
By flat typeMedian S$/ft² for the flat types both areas resold, over each area's stated window.
4-room$1,32045 resales$52419 resales+$796
5-room$1,32016 resales$47134 resales+$849
Difference: Chinatown minus Wenya.
All Chinatown prices All Wenya prices

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Frequently asked questions

Is Chinatown or Wenya more expensive?

Chinatown is the dearer of the two on a like-for-like basis: S$1,190 per square foot against S$504 in Wenya, with each area's flat-type mix held at the national distribution, a difference of 136%. Median resale prices are S$1,350,000 in Chinatown and S$550,000 in Wenya, over 78 and 58 resales respectively, in the 12 months to August 2026.

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 August 2026.