5-Room HDB Resale Prices in Queenstown (2026)

Median price $1.21m across 56 transactions in the last 12 months. Latest deals, price distribution, and year-on-year change.

Median Price

$1.21m

last 12 months

Average Price

$1.21m

last 12 months

YoY Change

+3.2%

vs prior 12 months

Transactions

56

last 12 months

What This Price Actually Means

Recent 5-room transactions in Queenstown average roughly $10,192/sqm. The gap between the cheapest and priciest 5-room unit sold here in the last 12 months is 105% ($830,000 to $1,700,000), storey, remaining lease, and renovation condition explain most of that spread within a single town and flat type.

At the median price of $1,205,000, an 80% LTV HDB concessionary loan over 25 years works out to roughly $4,373/month. Under the 30% MSR rule, that implies a gross household income floor of around $14,600/month just to qualify, before accounting for existing debts or the cash/CPF needed for the downpayment. Run your own numbers on the HDB Affordability Calculator.

Queenstown charges a premium for 5-room flats and the 56 deals a year say people keep paying it. Worth knowing who you're bidding against: buyers here are mostly upgrading for location or schools, not stretching for a first home. That makes demand less sensitive to grant changes and more sensitive to interest rates. When rates move, this segment feels it first.

Price Range

Min: $830,000 · Median: $1,205,000 · Max: $1,700,000
<$300k
0
$300k–$400k
0
$400k–$500k
0
$500k–$600k
0
$600k–$700k
0
$700k–$800k
0
$800k–$900k
3
$900k–$1m
4
>$1m
49

Number of transactions by price band, last 12 months.

Recent 5-Room Transactions in Queenstown

Last 15 recorded sales

Month Address Storey Area Price
2026-06 Blk 21 Holland Dr 13 TO 15 117m² $840,000
2026-06 Blk 93 Dawson Rd 04 TO 06 122m² $1,650,000
2026-05 Blk 48 Strathmore Ave 31 TO 33 110m² $1,250,000
2026-05 Blk 50 Strathmore Ave 16 TO 18 110m² $1,150,000
2026-05 Blk 183 Stirling Rd 10 TO 12 115m² $1,050,888
2026-05 Blk 21 Holland Dr 16 TO 18 117m² $1,023,000
2026-05 Blk 8 Ghim Moh Rd 07 TO 09 119m² $830,000
2026-05 Blk 22 Ghim Moh Link 40 TO 42 113m² $1,450,000
2026-05 Blk 19 Dover Cres 28 TO 30 111m² $1,055,000
2026-05 Blk 28D Dover Cres 07 TO 09 124m² $1,180,000
2026-05 Blk 131 Clarence Lane 10 TO 12 121m² $1,260,000
2026-04 Blk 48 Strathmore Ave 25 TO 27 110m² $1,258,000
2026-04 Blk 146 Mei Ling St 10 TO 12 132m² $1,230,000
2026-04 Blk 13 Holland Dr 16 TO 18 147m² $1,380,000
2026-04 Blk 22 Ghim Moh Link 37 TO 39 113m² $1,480,000

Source: data.gov.sg · Updated daily

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median 5-Room HDB resale price in Queenstown in 2026?

The median 5-Room HDB resale price in Queenstown is $1,205,000 based on 56 transactions over the last 12 months. Prices ranged from $830,000 to $1,700,000. Year-on-year change: +3.2%.

Are 5-Room HDB flats in Queenstown a good buy?

5-Room flats in Queenstown are priced at a median of $1,205,000 based on 56 transactions in the last 12 months, with prices up 3.2% year-on-year. That puts Queenstown among the pricier across Singapore's 26 towns for 5-Room prices. Whether it suits you depends on your commute, budget, and life stage. Use the HDB Affordability Calculator to check if this price fits your CPF balance and income.

How much cash do I need to buy a 5-Room HDB resale flat in Queenstown?

For a 5-Room flat at the median price of $1,205,000, assuming an HDB concessionary loan (80% LTV), you need at least 5% in cash ($60,250) plus 15% which can be CPF OA. Additional costs: Buyer's Stamp Duty, legal fees (~$2,000–$3,000), and any COV above valuation. Use the Stamp Duty Calculator for the exact BSD amount.

What grants are available for a 5-Room resale HDB in Queenstown?

First-timer buyers of resale HDB flats may be eligible for: the Enhanced CPF Housing Grant (EHG) of up to $80,000 (income-tested), the Proximity Housing Grant (PHG) of $30,000 if buying within 4km of parents, or $20,000 if near parents. These are cash grants credited to your CPF OA and reduce the loan amount needed.

How does the 5-Room HDB price in Queenstown compare to other towns?

Among the 26 towns with 5-Room resale transactions in the last 12 months, Queenstown ranks 25 of 26, among the pricier at a median of $1,205,000. The most affordable town is Jurong West at $640,000, while Central Area is the priciest at $1,460,000. See the HDB Resale Price Tracker for the full side-by-side view.