Geylang HDB Resale and Listings Snapshot (September 2026)
Hombble Data · published 2026-09-25
This snapshot measures HDB resale activity and live listing volumes in Geylang, drawing on transactions registered over the past 24 months and current listings as of September 2026. It covers average resale prices by flat type, the overall price range, and the mix of HDB and condominium listings available on the market.
Finding 1: Larger flats show diverging price trends
Geylang recorded 1,282 HDB resale transactions over the 24-month period. The town's resale prices ranged from a low of S$260,000 to a high of S$1,375,000 across all flat types.
The table below sets out average prices by flat type, comparing the most recent 12 months with the prior 12 months.
| Flat type | Transactions (24m) | Avg price (24m) | Avg price (last 12m) | Avg price (prior 12m) |
| 2 ROOM | 38 | S$299,291 | S$300,321 | S$297,874 |
| 3 ROOM | 612 | S$438,979 | S$439,019 | S$438,932 |
| 4 ROOM | 468 | S$775,726 | S$766,478 | S$786,610 |
| 5 ROOM | 136 | S$905,558 | S$947,868 | S$835,042 |
The 5-room segment showed a higher average in the last 12 months than in the prior 12 months, while the 4-room average moved in the opposite direction. The 2-room and 3-room averages were broadly stable across the two periods.
Finding 2: Condominiums dominate the live listing pool
Geylang currently has 2,442 live listings. Of these, 1,669 are condominium listings and 457 are HDB listings. The cheapest HDB listing is priced at S$300,000, while the cheapest condominium listing is priced at S$610,000.
The volume of condominium listings substantially exceeds the volume of HDB listings, reflecting the town's private housing stock alongside its public flats.
Method and caveats
This snapshot uses live Hombble listing and transaction data as of 25 September 2026. Resale figures are registered-transaction prices covering the past 24 months, while listing prices are asking figures for current live listings. Average prices are drawn from the recorded transactions in each flat-type segment; segments with fewer transactions, such as the 2-room and 5-room categories, are based on smaller samples and may be more sensitive to individual sales. Listing counts reflect a single point in time and will change as the market moves.
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