Apartments & Condos for Sale in Singapore

As a general market guide, condos for sale in Singapore average around S$2,100 to S$2,200 psf, though actual psf can vary widely by district, tenure, project age, and whether the property is a new launch or resale condo. Prime locations usually command higher psf than city fringe or suburban areas.

As a broad estimate, many condos in Singapore start from around S$800,000 to S$1.2 million+ for smaller entry-level units, while larger family-sized or prime district condos can cost significantly more. The actual price depends on location, size, tenure, and project type.

Buyers should budget for stamp duties, legal fees, down payment, loan-related costs where applicable, renovation, furnishings, and ongoing maintenance fees.

Yes. Foreign buyers can generally purchase non-landed private residential properties such as condos, subject to prevailing regulations and taxes.

Popular locations typically include prime districts, city fringe areas, and neighbourhoods near MRT stations, schools, and lifestyle amenities.

The best option depends on budget, location preference, and space needs. Many first-time buyers compare entry-level resale condos, smaller units, and well-connected suburban projects.

A resale condo is purchased from an existing owner, while a new launch condo is bought directly from a developer. Resale condos may offer established surroundings, while new launch condos may offer newer facilities and layouts.

Compare layout, total size, bedroom usability, nearby schools, MRT access, and overall affordability. For family buyers, practical layout and location are usually key. View available 3 bedroom condos for sale in Singapore here.

2 bedroom condos can be found by filtering listings by district, budget, tenure, and nearby MRT stations on this page. You can also view available 2 bedroom condos for sale in Singapore here.

Neither is automatically better. Freehold may appeal to long-term owners, while 99-year leasehold may offer a lower entry price or newer project options.

The budget needed depends on the condo’s location, size, tenure, and type. It is best to plan for both the purchase price and the related upfront costs.

As a rough guide, many buyers should prepare around 8% to 10% of the purchase price upfront when buying a condo with a bank loan, excluding any ABSD. This usually covers the minimum cash down payment, Buyer’s Stamp Duty, and legal fees. The actual amount may be higher depending on the property price, loan structure, and buyer profile.

Yes. For leasing and rental-related support, visit the Landlords page.

Yes. For help with shortlisting, viewings, negotiation, and the buying process, visit the Property Agent Services page.

Yes. A home value estimate can help with planning the next move and budget. More details are available on the Home Value Estimate page.

Of course. Homeowners planning to sell before buying can explore property listing support to better plan the next move.

Yes. Each listing includes the agent in charge, making it easier to enquire about pricing, availability, and viewing arrangements.