Private homes led HDB flats by 23.8% on average from 1990 to 2026

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Private homes led HDB flats by 23.8% on average from 1990 to 2026

URA PPI and HDB RPI via SingStat (1Q2009 = 100). Premium = PPI over RPI, less 1.

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Private homes led HDB flats by 23.8% on average from 1990 to 2026URA PPI and HDB RPI via SingStat (1Q2009 = 100). Premium = PPI over RPI, less 1.Average premium: 23.8%. 1990 Q1 to 2026 Q2Average premiumAverage premium: 23.8%. 1990 Q1 to 2026 Q223.8%1990 Q1 to 2026 Q2Widest premium: 95.1%. 1994 Q4Widest premiumWidest premium: 95.1%. 1994 Q495.1%1994 Q4Narrowest premium: -6.0%. 2009 Q2, HDB aheadNarrowest premiumNarrowest premium: -6.0%. 2009 Q2, HDB ahead-6.0%2009 Q2, HDB aheadPrivate rise, 1990-2026: x5.4. HDB resale rose x8.3Private rise, 1990-2026Private rise, 1990-2026: x5.4. HDB resale rose x8.3x5.4HDB resale rose x8.3

Source: URA private residential price index (PPI) and HDB resale price index (RPI), via SingStat. HDB RPI: SingStat table M212161. The sub line of the last tile is typed (RPI 202.8 over 24.3).. Data to 2026 Q2.

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Private homes led HDB flats by 23.8% on average from 1990 to 2026
MeasureValueNote
Average premium23.8%1990 Q1 to 2026 Q2
Widest premium95.1%1994 Q4
Narrowest premium-6.0%2009 Q2, HDB ahead
Private rise, 1990-2026x5.4HDB resale rose x8.3
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