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Queenstown.

Singapore's first satellite town, now the Central region's priciest HDB address. Everything about buying, selling and renting Queenstown flats, refreshed live.

BuyingBalanced Market
SellingBalanced Market
RentingLandlord's Market
Live · Snapshot
Median PSF$1,059
MoM change▼ 1.5%
Estate Type Central
18-mo transactions91 / mo (Jul)
PSF rank#1 of 9 Central
— HDB / data.gov.sg · Verified as of 3 Aug 2026 · Data through Jul 2026
Median rent, Jul 2026$3,500 (+1.4% YoY)
The Neighbourhood · Queenstown

Singapore's first satellite town, aging into a genuine second act.

Queenstown was Singapore's first satellite town, older than Toa Payoh, older than Ang Mo Kio, and it's aging into a genuinely trendy second act. Tiong Bahru's café culture spills over the border, one-north's tech jobs sit a short ride away, and this heritage just isn't something newer towns can manufacture. Some blocks are the oldest in Singapore and mid rejuvenation right now, so buy in knowing that story is still unfolding. For anyone chasing history over a blank slate, Queenstown HDB resale flats are one of the market's most interesting stories.

Singapore's first satellite town — the oldest HDB heritage on the island
Tiong Bahru café culture spills over the border
one-north tech cluster a short ride away
Some of the oldest blocks in Singapore, mid rejuvenation now
Illustrative placeholders — future: curated pull from location_pois (2-4 hand-picked highlights, not a full list)
Median price
$832,888
+102.2% YoY
Median PSF
$1,059
-1.5% MoM
Transactions (18mo)
1,011
avg 56/mo
YoY volume Δ
+102.2%
vs Jul 2025
Txn velocity (proxy)
56/mo
SG resale has no "days on market" field — caveats/month is the closest live proxy.
Queenstown · drag to explore
By flat type

Median PSF, Jul 2026

3 ROOM
Dominant · 44 caveats
$643
4 ROOM
34 caveats
$1,115
5 ROOM
9 caveats
$1,191
2 ROOM
4 caveats
$969
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Data deep-dive · practitioner-grade research

PSF Trend

One line per flat type, Jul 2026 — not a single blended average. 3-Roomers carry the volume, but 4- and 5-Room units command far higher psf — watch that spread, it's unusually wide for a single town.

Live · BigQuery → Jinja2
PSF by type

Last 6 months

3-Room (dominant)4-Room5-Room2-Room
Lease Decay — the Town Page differentiator

PSF & supply by remaining lease

90+ yrs48 blocks · 14% of stock
$1,175
70-89 yrs115 blocks · 34% of stock
$1,020
50-69 yrs37 blocks · 11% of stock
$619
Under 50 yrs141 blocks · 41% of stock
$576
Price AND supply, per flat type — not just a blended town average. This is what District Pulse can't show at this granularity (n≥5 threshold suppresses noisy bands; full narrative depth moves to the quarterly cross-tenure Lease Decay study once that ships).
Home-School Distance Checker

Schools nearby

Within 2km of Queenstown
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Newest BTO

Latest launch in this town

No confirmed BTO launch announced
Two data tiers, both sourced from HDB's own launch releases: preview (project/town/flat-count/flat-types, months ahead, no price) upgrading to full (price + nearby resale comps) once that exercise launches. Updates a few times a year, not a live feed. Nationwide application-rate/booking analytics stay out of scope — this is "what's new here," not a trend line.
Nearby new launches

Private & EC within ~2km

Blossoms By The Park
D05 · Leasehold · TOP 2027
Under construction
One-North Eden
D05 · Leasehold · TOP 2025
Recently TOP
Absorption signal

Ronnie's read

— Ronnie's signal · verified as of 3 Aug 2026

Queenstown remains the Central region's most expensive HDB town by a wide margin at $1,059 psf, even after easing 1.5% MoM into Balanced Market territory. The headline +102.2% YoY volume jump is real in the data (91 transactions vs 45 a year ago) but reflects an unusually thin July 2025 base, not literal demand doubling — treat it as a low-base effect, not a trend signal. Rents are firmly up (+4.5% YoY), a genuine Landlord's Market. Lease decay here is the most pronounced of any town in this batch: 90+ year blocks fetch over double the psf of the Under-50-year band, evidence of Queenstown's heritage-driven premium holding up even as some of the oldest blocks are mid rejuvenation.

The Pulse, month over month

Queenstown Pulse archive

Auto-updates · latest 4 shown
— This month's deep-dive

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Read the July 2026 Queenstown Pulse →