Pinnacle@Duxton and Buona Vista HDB hit fresh price records
Published 28 May 2026 · Covers news from 27 May to 28 May
Two HDB resale benchmarks were set in quick succession: a Pinnacle@Duxton unit transacted at S$1.63M, and a 4-room flat elsewhere matched the nationwide PSF record at S$1.55M. These data points sit alongside a broader buyer question of whether a S$1.5M–$1.8M budget is better deployed in new-launch or resale private condos.
- EdgeProp reports that Pinnacle@Duxton has hit a new record high of S$1.63M, underlining sustained demand for the iconic Tanjong Pagar public-housing development [3].
- According to 99.co, Singapore's most expensive 4-room HDB resale has transacted at S$1.55M, a figure that simultaneously matches the nationwide PSF record for that flat type [2].
- Stacked Homes notes that buyers with a S$1.5M–$1.8M budget face a meaningful trade-off between new-launch and resale private condos in 2026, with price gaps, historical growth by precinct, and unit-size requirements all factoring into the decision — particularly for those who have decoupled ownership [1].
- The Business Times reports that luxury condo deals climbed in Q1 despite uncertainty stemming from the Middle East crisis, suggesting higher-end segments have shown resilience to external headwinds [5].
Sources
- [1]We Have $1.5M–$1.8M For A Second Property — Should We Buy A New Condo Or Resale In 2026?
Stacked Homes · 27/05/2026
- [2]Singapore’s most expensive 4-room HDB resale sells for S$1.55M, matches nationwide PSF record - 99.co
Google News — Singapore property · 27/05/2026
- [3]Pinnacle@Duxton hits record high of $1.63 mil - EdgeProp.sg
Google News — Singapore property · 26/05/2026
- [5]Luxury condo deals climb in Q1 despite uncertainty from Middle East crisis: report - The Business Times
Google News — Singapore property · 14/04/2026
Note: This insight was AI-synthesised from the sources above. SifuProperty does not predict prices or recommend buy/sell timing. For decisions on a specific property, talk to a CEA-registered agent. Nothing here is financial or investment advice.