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Private Home Prices Edge Up 0.5% as HDB Resale Prices Fall for Second Quarter
Published 3 July 2026 · Covers news from 2 Jul to 3 Jul
URA Q2 2026 flash data shows private residential prices rose at their slowest pace in seven quarters, while HDB resale prices declined for the second consecutive quarter. Meanwhile, a 3-room Bidadari HDB flat set a new record at $945,000, illustrating that headline index movements can diverge sharply from individual transaction outcomes.
- According to URA Q2 2026 flash data, private home prices edged up 0.5%, which The Edge Singapore reports is the slowest pace of growth in seven quarters [5].
- CNA reports that HDB resale prices fell for a second consecutive quarter, even as private home prices continued to inch upward — a divergence that buyers in both segments should note [6].
- Stacked Homes reports that a 3-room HDB flat in Bidadari transacted at a record $945,000, surpassing the previous record set just eight months prior — suggesting localised demand in the estate remains strong despite the broader HDB resale index declining [3].
- Chiltern Park in Serangoon recorded the strongest two-bedder returns in the area over the past decade, averaging 43.92% ROI and $456,523 profit across 10 transactions, according to Stacked Homes analysis of past deals [2].
- Singapore Business Review reports that HDB resale transactions in May skewed toward non-mature estates, pointing to continued buyer interest in more affordably priced housing outside established towns [8].
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- [3]This 3-Room Bidadari HDB Just Sold For A Record $945,000—Only Eight Months After The Last Record - Stacked Homes
Google News — Singapore property · 01/07/2026
- [5]S’pore 2Q2026 private home price growth up at slowest pace in seven quarters: URA flash data - The Edge Singapore
Google News — Singapore property · 01/07/2026
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