By now, no one bats an eyelid at
DBSS flats, maisonettes, jumbo flats, etc. reaching $1 million. It’s almost expected in the current resale flat market. But what about stock-standard, vanilla flats?
That’s the market that bears watching, as it’s a better indicator of overall affordability (or potential profit, depending on which side of the fence you’re on). In light of that, we’ve checked out some
regular 4-room flats, the most ubiquitous of Singaporean homes, to see where prices have been closing in on the million-dollar mark:
4-room flats that are creeping toward $1 million
| Development |
Town |
Lease Commenced |
| Clementi Ridges |
Clementi |
2017 |
| The early 2000s |
Bukit Merah |
Early 2000s |
| Central Horizon |
Toa Payoh |
2009 |
| Redhill Rise |
Bukit Merah |
2005 |
| Kebun Baru Court |
Ang Mo Kio |
2018 |
For the above, we first looked at addresses where flats have reached $1 million or more
(in 2020 or later), and then removed them from the search; we then looked along the same streets as those flats,...
