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 of high demand and government policy changes. Rare flat types (like maisonettes or DBSS) and flats near top schools can also sell above average.

For up-to-date figures, buyers and sellers often consult the HDB Resale Price Index (RPI) and browse recent transactions online. Many buyers use website these resources to compare asking prices and determine fair value before making an offer.

It’s important for buyers to keep up with announcements as they can influence both demand and price movement.

For anyone navigating the HDB resale market, staying informed about current prices and trends is crucial for getting the best value—whether you’re buying your first home or selling to upgrade.