Sembawang

A five-room HDB resale flat in Dawson, Singapore has sold for a record $1.818 million, the highest transacted price ever recorded for HDB resale flats, according to newly released data. HDB has also published Q3 resale prices by town, while more than 1,300 BTO flats with shorter waiting times are being offered in Sembawang. Interest is high as Singaporeans weigh record resale prices, upcoming HIP 2026 renovation works, and a private home pipeline expected to hit a 14-year high in 2027.

Singapore's Housing and Development Board has launched nearly 8,000 Build-To-Order flats across six towns in its first sales exercise since the income ceiling was raised. Among the offering are more than 1,300 flats in Sembawang with shorter waiting times. The launch is drawing attention from prospective buyers weighing eligibility under the new higher income ceiling and their chances in popular towns.

Singapore's Housing and Development Board is releasing 1,310 Build-To-Order flats in Sembawang for sale in November, with waiting times of under three years — part of a November sales exercise offering nearly 2,900 flats with roughly three-year waits. Separately, the HDB responded to complaints from Tengah flat owners that their kitchens are too small, saying the combined wet and dry kitchen area matches standard sizes.

Singapore's Housing and Development Board will offer 1,310 Build-To-Order flats in Sembawang for sale starting in November, according to The Straits Times. The waiting time for these flats is expected to be under three years, a relatively short queue compared with recent launches. Prospective buyers are watching the November sales exercise as flat application demand remains strong across the island.