For anyone considering buying or selling a flat, HDB resale price is closely watched by homeowners, buyers, and property agents. Resale prices refer to the amount paid for an existing HDB flat sold on the open market, rather than a new unit directly from HDB.
In recent years, HDB resale prices have seen ups and downs—rising strongly during periods read more of high demand and government policy changes. Prime locations, high-floor units, or homes with unblocked views often command premium prices.
For up-to-date figures, buyers and sellers often consult the HDB Resale Price Index (RPI) and browse recent transactions online. Online tools provide estimated valuations and reports to help with negotiation or loan planning.
Policy tweaks may affect affordability, borrowing limits, or grant eligibility for first-timers and upgraders.
If you’re planning a transaction, it pays to research recent deals in your chosen area and consult reliable sources for guidance.