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Punggol and Queenstown HDB Resale Records Set as Private Prices Ease

Published 31 May 2026 · Covers news from 30 May to 31 May

Two HDB resale records have been reported in the same week — a four-room flat in Punggol at $870,000 and a three-room flat in Queenstown at $900,000 — while NUS estimates show non-landed private home prices edged down 0.1% month-on-month in April.

  • A 1,033 sq ft four-room flat at Northshore Straitsview, Block 421B Northshore Drive, Punggol has transacted at $870,000, setting a new resale record for four-room flats in Punggol and surpassing the previous record of $848,000 set at Punggol Residences in November 2025. [1]
  • A three-room flat of 678 sq ft in Queenstown has sold for $900,000, according to Stacked Homes, with buyers reportedly continuing to pay a premium in that estate. [2]
  • NUS estimates, as reported by EdgeProp, show prices of non-landed private homes inched down 0.1% month-on-month in April, suggesting a marginal softening in the private residential segment. [3]
  • The Punggol record comes despite what Stacked Homes describes as "one major drawback" — the specific nature of which is not detailed in the available excerpt — a reminder that buyers should examine individual unit attributes, not just headline prices. [1]
  • The simultaneous record-breaking in both a suburban HDB town (Punggol, D19) and a mature estate (Queenstown, D03), against a backdrop of slight private-price softening, illustrates divergent dynamics across different market segments. [1] [2] [3]

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