Price map
All 12,934 blocks and projects with a filed transaction, by median price per square foot, standing at their real heights. Tap one for its figure.
In viewNothing priced here. Zoom out, or press 0.Drag to move · scroll or pinch to zoom · tap a block for its price · 3D buildings at their published heights
Six equal-sized groups, not equal price steps, with a separate scale for each property type. A block takes the colour of its own median; a building with no filed sale near it stays grey.
Streets and names: OneMap — Basemap © OneMap, Singapore Land Authority. Buildings: HDB’s own outlines and floor counts, and OpenStreetMap’s, drawn true to scale.
How this map is drawn, and what it will not draw
The streets are OneMap’s; the buildings and prices are drawn here. Street names, town names and stations are SLA’s own tiles. Over them, every building with a published height stands at it — HDB’s floor counts on HDB’s own outlines, OpenStreetMap’s for the rest — true to scale, so the city stands up as you come in.
The colour is the data. A block takes the colour of its own median psf, and every priced address also has a dot on the ground, so one whose building has no published height is still on the map.
Stations, not lines. The source — Station exit locations — LTA (data.gov.sg), under the Singapore Open Data Licence., accessed 2026-08-23 — gives a name and a coordinate for every station exit and says nothing about which line a station sits on. Drawing the lines would mean supplying the network from memory.
No outline is invented. A postal district is not a planning area and no district boundary is published, so district names sit at the median of their own projects. Names that would overlap are dropped rather than overprinted.
The same data as a list
HDB Resale Flat Prices (data.gov.sg) · URA Data Service — PMI_Resi_Transaction
2023-09 to 2026-09 · accessed 2026-09-30
Coordinates from OneMap (Singapore Land Authority), accessed 2026-09-14. Median psf per block or project, not a valuation.