Treasure At Tampines most traded private project in four quarters to 2Q2026, with 135 resales

Treasure At Tampines in District 18 was the most traded private project over the four quarters to 2Q2026. It recorded 135 resales, against 215 in the four quarters before — resale volume thinned in both markets over the window.

Across Q3 2025 to Q2 2026 there were 15,328 private resales, down 5.8% from 16,271. HDB resales fell 11.1% to 23,363, based on URA Data Service caveats and data.gov.sg HDB resale records.

The 15 most traded projects made 8.5% of private resales

The 15 most traded projects together recorded 1,299 resales. That was 8.5% of all private resales in the window. Eight of them traded more than in the four quarters before, and six fewer.

Stirling Residences in District 3 came second with 116 resales, up 16.0%. Parc Esta in District 14 followed with 109, down 17.4%. The median at Treasure At Tampines rose 4.0% to S$1,806 psf.

Rivercove Residences went from three resales to 104

Rivercove Residences in District 19 recorded 104 resales, against three in the four quarters before. Affinity At Serangoon rose from three to 88. The Florence Residences rose from nine to 91.

The earlier counts at those three projects are too small for a median comparison, and no change in median is shown for them. Parc Clematis in District 5 traded 75 times, up 120.6%, with its median up 9.6% to S$2,255 psf.

Tampines led the HDB towns with 1,774 resales

Tampines recorded 1,774 HDB resales, down 10.0% from 1,970. Its median rose 1.8% to S$6,650 psm.

Woodlands was second with 1,705 resales, down 11.9%. Sengkang followed with 1,698, down 17.8%. Pasir Ris and Toa Payoh were among the towns that traded more than before.

Queenstown median psm rose 16.7%

Queenstown posted the largest median move among the HDB towns, up 16.7% to S$10,320 psm on 632 resales. Toa Payoh rose 6.9% to S$7,826 psm. Bukit Batok rose 5.7% to S$6,796 psm.

Three towns recorded lower medians. Bukit Merah fell 2.6% to S$8,570 psm. Sembawang fell 1.9% and Geylang 0.7%.

Twenty-six HDB towns were ranked in the window. Bukit Timah had the fewest resales at 57, up 5.6% from 54. Among the 15 private projects, only Midwood posted a lower median, down 0.6% to S$1,915 psf.

Method: resale caveats and HDB resale records over the four completed quarters named, counted per project and per town, against the four quarters before. Medians are of price per square metre. They are shown per square foot for private homes and per square metre for HDB. The change in median is shown only where the earlier window has enough sales (10 for a project, 30 for a town). Private figures are from URA Data Service caveats, HDB figures from data.gov.sg resale records, both loaded weekly by this site's ingest. Medians are of the non-excluded transactions in the period named. Sales flagged by the hygiene rules (related-party transfers, bulk deals, outliers) are left out. Every figure is indicative and drawn from recorded transactions, not a formal valuation.