Monthly record of 29 million-dollar flats sold in November 2021

29 HDB resale flats were sold for at least a million dollars in November 2021. This is the highest number of million-dollar flats sold in a month (so far), according to 99.co and SRX Flash Report on the HDB resale market. The previous high was in August 2021 with 26 flats.

Among the million-dollar flat transactions last month, the standouts are two transactions in Pinnacle@Duxton. Both 5-room flats are located on a lower floor, ranging from 4th to 6th level.

Million-dollar flat transaction at Pinnacle@Duxton in November 2021
One of the million-dollar flat units sold in November is on a lower floor. Source: HDB
Million-dollar flat transaction at Pinnacle@Duxton in November 2021
Another million-dollar flat unit that’s on a lower floor. Source: HDB

While Pinnacle@Duxton is known for its million-dollar flats, they are usually located on the higher floors.

Another stand out is the transaction of an Executive HDB flat in Ang Mo Kio. With the lease starting from 1981, this means that the flat is 40 years old. Nevertheless, it is a jumbo flat with a floor area of 1,733 sq ft.

Million-dollar flat transaction in Ang Mo Kio in November 2021
A 40-year-old jumbo flat in Ang Mo Kio was sold for S$1 million. Source: HDB

Last year, a jumbo flat along the same street became the first million-dollar flat in Ang Mo Kio.

Overall, these million-dollar flat transactions are outliers and make up just 1.1% of the resale volume in the month.

HDB resale prices have increased by 1.3% 

The report also mentioned HDB resale prices have increased for 17 straight months, with prices up by 1.3% in November, as compared to the previous month. Year-on-year, prices have increased by 13.8%.

There were more transactions in November as well, increasing by 3.2% compared to October.

Nov 2021 HDB resale infographic

Central area, Bukit Merah and Bishan are the most expensive HDB estates

Based on resale transactions in November, Central area, Bukit Merah and Bishan have recorded the highest overall median prices at S$935,000, S$715,000 and S$622,500, respectively.

On the other hand, the most affordable HDB estates are Ang Mo Kio, Bedok and Bukit Batok, based on their overall median prices. For November 2021, their overall median resale prices were S$410,000, S$425,000 and S$429,000, respectively.

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If you found this article helpful, 99.co recommends Ultra-rare Queenstown HDB loft sold at record-breaking S$1.33m in the neighbourhood and Bishan resale flat sold for S$1.36M, making it the most expensive HDB flat (for now). 

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