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Aerial view of private housing at Mount Sinai and Holland Grove, Singapore

What is your home worth?

Mount Sinai and Holland Grove · Bob T CC BY-SA 4.0

Valued the way the professionals do it. For free.

A valuer prices your home from what similar homes nearby have sold for. So do we.

  • Every sale we used, and every sum we did to it

    Each sale is listed, with its own columns: the adjustment for the quarter it sold in, for its floor, and for the lease. Check every step.

  • The sales we left out, and why

    Bulk developer deals and prices far outside the normal range for the project stay on the page, struck through, with the reason beside them. Nothing is quietly dropped.

  • A range, not one number

    A home is worth a band, not an exact figure. We tell you how many sales the range came from, and how far we had to look to find them.

  • We check our own answers

    We re-run our old estimates against what those homes actually sold for, and show you the score for your project. Including the ones we got wrong.

Start with Landed, Binjai Hill: every sale we hold for it, the excluded ones included and labelled.

Latest sales

to Oct 2026

The newest caveats and resale records we hold, half private and half HDB. Bad transactions are already filtered out.

Browse the newest launches

Selling now and not yet built, so there are no resales to value them against. Each page shows what nearby completed homes fetch.

Every launch selling now, with units sold and sales a month

Browse private projects by district

Browse HDB streets A to Z

Market context, latest published quarter

  • HDB resale index
    202.5
    -0.1% q/q · Q3 2026
  • Private, all
    222.5
    +1.4% q/q · Q3 2026
  • Private, core central
    162.0
    +0.3% q/q · Q3 2026
  • Private, rest of central
    226.2
    0.0% q/q · Q3 2026
  • Private, outside central
    277.3
    +2.3% q/q · Q3 2026

Both indices since 1975, beside interest rates, rents and supply