Land plotSGD 5,999,888

106 land currently listed for sale in Singapore.
24 properties shown
Land plotSGD 5,999,888
Land plotSGD 6,388,000
Land plotSGD 6,880,000
Land plotSGD 6,380,000
Land plotSGD 6,380,000
Land plotSGD 9,380,000
Land plotSGD 5,288,000
Land plotSGD 6,200,000
Land plotSGD 5,500,000
Land plotSGD 6,380,000
Land plotSGD 5,500,000
Land plotSGD 6,380,000
Land plotSGD 10,000,000
Land plotSGD 6,000,000
Land plotSGD 5,700,000
Land plotSGD 4,480,000
Land plotSGD 5,880,000
Land plotSGD 5,800,000
Land plotSGD 6,680,000
Land plotSGD 8,600,000
Land plotSGD 8,300,000
Land plotSGD 6,880,000
Land plotSGD 6,880,000
Land plotSGD 5,800,000
Land in Singapore
Land for sale in Singapore is almost nonexistent for private buyers: just 106 listings among 53,473. Vacant residential land is tightly restricted, and what is advertised is often a redevelopment site or a house on a large lot.
From current RealEstateAbroad listings, Singapore's median asking price is €1,142,879, with a middle half between €619,866 and €2,244,073. Land is priced per square metre at a level few cities match, and listings should be read as property on land rather than as vacant plots.
| 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 |
Foreigners are generally not permitted to buy vacant residential land. Foreign companies and investors looking at development sites need to understand the restrictions on residential land and the approvals they must seek. This is a field for specialist advice, not for casual search.
Foreign investors who want exposure to Singapore real estate often look at completed condominiums, commercial strata units or listed property vehicles instead of land. Each route has its own tax and regulatory profile, and a Singapore tax adviser can compare them. Since land is the most heavily controlled category, treat any offer that appears too easy for a foreign buyer with suspicion and verify it with the relevant authority before paying a deposit.
Listings on the island frequently describe a landed house as 'land' because the buyer is really paying for the plot. Look at the plot area, the tenure and the planning designation, not the age of the building. Compare the asking price per square metre with recent transactions in the same estate, which the authorities publish, and bring in a valuer for anything unusual.
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If you can buy it, check what the planning authority will let you build; if you cannot, no listing price matters.
Look at condo apartments or houses.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally no for vacant residential land.
106 of 53,473.
Yes, and values vary with zoning and plot ratio.
Yes, 99-year leases are widespread.
A Singapore lawyer familiar with foreign investment rules.