17 May 2024
Four HDB Estates - That Are Nearing Million-Dollar Deals
Property Insight

The report on "Four HDB Estates - That Are Nearing Million-Dollar Deals" provides a comprehensive analysis of the rising trend in HDB resale transactions crossing the million-dollar mark in Singapore, particularly focusing on non-mature estates.

Market Trends and Highlights:

In 2023, Singapore witnessed a 27.4% increase in million-dollar HDB resale transactions, totalling 470 deals, up from 369 in the previous year. This trend continued into the first two months of 2024, with 124 such transactions recorded, a significant increase from the 64 recorded during the same period in 2023. Despite these high-value sales, they constitute only a small fraction (1.8%) of the overall resale market.

Case Studies of Non-Mature Estates:

The report focuses on four non-mature estates: Choa Chu Kang, Jurong West, Sembawang, and Sengkang, providing insights into their individual market dynamics and development prospects.

Sengkang: Sengkang has seen a consistent increase in maximum resale prices, reaching approximately $963.0k in early 2024. The development of amenities such as Compass One mall and Sengkang General Hospital has significantly enhanced the area's residential appeal.

Sembawang: The average maximum resale price in Sembawang was around $782.8k in 2023. Developments like the Canberra MRT station and the upcoming North-South Corridor are expected to boost property values through enhanced accessibility and connectivity.

Jurong West: With an average maximum resale price of around $900.8k in 2023, Jurong West is poised for substantial transformation, including the development of Jurong Lake District and Jurong Innovation District, which are expected to establish it as a major economic and innovation hub.

Choa Chu Kang: This area has an upward trajectory in property values, with average maximum resale prices reaching $885.9k in early 2024. Upcoming developments, such as a new integrated hospital in nearby Tengah, are likely to impact property values positively.

Future Outlook:

The analysis suggests a strong potential for the first million-dollar transactions in these estates due to continuous improvements in amenities, connectivity, and the intrinsic appeal of newer, spacious housing units like Executive Maisonettes. The expected completion of significant infrastructural projects will further enhance the liveability and desirability of these areas, potentially pushing resale values to surpass the million-dollar threshold.

This research underscores the dynamic nature of Singapore's HDB resale market and highlights the growing attractiveness of non-mature estates as residential choices due to ongoing and planned developments.

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Prepared By:

Mohan Sandrasegeran

Head of Research & Data Analytics

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