Condos & Apartments for Sale in Singapore
Browse condos and apartments for sale across Singapore on Listings.sg — freehold, 99-year and 999-year leasehold projects spanning all 28 districts, with prices, PSF and transaction history on every listing.
Singapore's private condo market in 2026 has a median price around S$1.875M and an average near S$2.13M, with average PSF about S$2,124. The most-transacted districts over the past year have been D15 (Marine Parade), D19 (Hougang/Sengkang) and D9 (Orchard/River Valley), with demand strongest for two- and three-bedroom layouts in the city fringe as HDB upgraders move into private housing.
Each listing links to a detailed property page with floor plans, the development's transaction history, nearby amenities and direct agent contact. First-time buyers should factor in Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) before viewing, and investors can compare pre-launch pricing in our new launches section.
Available Condo for Sale (50)
Chinatown / Tanjong Pagar
Tanglin / Holland
Bukit Batok / Bukit Panjang / Choa Chu Kang
East Coast / Marine Parade
Orchard / River Valley
Clementi Park / Upper Bukit Timah
Clementi Park / Upper Bukit Timah
Clementi Park / Upper Bukit Timah
Bukit Batok / Bukit Panjang / Choa Chu Kang
Buona Vista / West Coast / Clementi
Clementi Park / Upper Bukit Timah
Seletar / Yio Chu Kang
Changi Airport / Changi Village
Bukit Batok / Bukit Panjang / Choa Chu Kang
Tanglin / Holland
Ang Mo Kio / Bishan / Thomson
East Coast / Marine Parade
Beach Road / Bugis / Rochor
Pasir Ris / Tampines
Boon Lay / Jurong / Tuas
Boon Lay / Jurong / Tuas
Bukit Batok / Bukit Panjang / Choa Chu Kang
Hougang / Punggol / Sengkang
Condo for Sale by District
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a condo cost in Singapore in 2026?▾
The median private condo price is around S$1.875M with an average near S$2.13M, and average PSF about S$2,124. Prices vary widely by region — higher PSF in the Core Central Region and more affordable entry points in the Outside Central Region.
Can foreigners buy condos in Singapore?▾
Yes. Foreigners can buy private condominium units without prior approval, unlike landed property. Note that foreign buyers pay 60% Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) on top of Buyer's Stamp Duty as of 2026.
What is the ABSD for condos in Singapore?▾
As of 2026, Singapore Citizens pay 0% ABSD on a first residential property, 20% on the second and 30% on subsequent ones. PRs pay 5% on the first, 30% on the second and 35% on subsequent ones, foreigners pay 60%, and entities pay 65%. Always confirm current rates with IRAS.
Freehold vs 99-year leasehold — which is better?▾
Freehold tends to hold value over the long term and can be passed on indefinitely, while 99-year leasehold is usually cheaper to buy and can offer higher rental yield. The right choice depends on your holding horizon and whether you prioritise capital preservation or yield.
How much downpayment do I need for a condo?▾
For a bank loan at 75% loan-to-value you need at least 25% of the price — a minimum 5% in cash and the rest in cash or CPF — plus stamp duties and legal fees. A lower loan-to-value applies to second loans or longer tenures.
What's the difference between a new launch and a resale condo?▾
A new launch is bought from the developer, often before completion, with progressive payments and the latest finishes. A resale condo is an existing completed unit you can view and move into immediately, with no construction wait.
Can I use CPF to buy a condo?▾
Yes. You can use CPF Ordinary Account savings towards the downpayment (beyond the minimum cash portion) and monthly instalments, subject to CPF usage rules and valuation limits.