ApartmentSGD 649,000
Singapore

46,208 apartments currently listed for sale in Singapore.
32 properties shown
ApartmentSGD 649,000
Singapore
ApartmentSGD 780,000
Singapore
ApartmentSGD 1,099,999
Singapore
ApartmentSGD 1,699,000
Singapore
ApartmentSGD 1,369,000
Singapore
$830,000
Singapore
Apartment$2,100,000
Singapore
Apartment$2,899,999
Singapore
ApartmentSGD 1,050,000
ApartmentSGD 658,000
ApartmentSGD 2,400,000
ApartmentSGD 2,188,888
ApartmentSGD 2,600,000
ApartmentSGD 598,000
ApartmentSGD 760,000
ApartmentSGD 1,550,000
ApartmentSGD 1,670,000
ApartmentSGD 3,860,000
ApartmentSGD 1,588,168
ApartmentSGD 1,590,000
ApartmentSGD 1,260,000
ApartmentSGD 8,740,000
ApartmentSGD 500,000
ApartmentSGD 2,600,000
ApartmentSGD 1,380,000
ApartmentSGD 999,999
ApartmentSGD 9,566,000
ApartmentSGD 880,000
ApartmentSGD 940,000
ApartmentSGD 760,000
ApartmentSGD 1,899,000
ApartmentSGD 600,000
Apartments in Singapore
Apartments for sale in Singapore dominate the island's market, with 46,208 of 53,473 listings. Private condominiums are the main legal route for foreigners, but a heavy additional stamp duty changes the maths of every purchase.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Singapore is one of the most expensive property markets in the world, and the median asking price of €1,142,879 reflects that.
| Measure | Singapore (all types) |
|---|---|
| Listings in Singapore | 53,473 |
| Median asking price | €1,142,879 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €619,866 - €2,244,073 |
| Median price per m² | €12,846 |
Three-bedroom units lead with 19,797 listings, then two-bedroom at 12,108, four-bedroom at 7,927 and five-plus at 7,281. One-bedroom units total 5,942. The strong three-bedroom share reflects family-oriented condo developments.
Foreigners can buy private non-landed homes such as condominiums and apartments without special approval. Public-housing flats are for citizens and permanent residents and are not open to foreign buyers. Landed homes need approval, which is rarely granted outside specific areas. See houses in Singapore.
Foreign buyers pay an additional buyer's stamp duty (ABSD) at a high flat rate on top of normal buyer's stamp duty, set at 60% of the price at the time of writing. Because policy changes often, check the rate on the Inland Revenue Authority website before making an offer. This surcharge is why many foreign buyers either target prime assets for long-term capital preservation or buy through other structures after tax advice.
For a foreigner in Singapore, the stamp duty bill is part of the price.
Many condos are 99-year leasehold and decline in value as the lease runs down, while freehold units carry a premium. Check the remaining lease years and how banks view them. Mortgage loan-to-value limits and a total debt-servicing ratio apply, and non-residents may find loans more constrained; see the Singapore financing guide.
The Singapore buying guide explains the process in order.
See land, the Singapore market data and the country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, private condominiums and apartments are open to foreigners.
46,208 of 53,473.
An additional buyer's stamp duty that is much higher for foreigners; verify the current rate.
No.
It can reduce resale value as the lease shortens.