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Q2 2026 price data

Jurong West Resale Prices in 2026: What Flats Actually Transacted At


Median prices by flat type, computed from sales registered in Q2 2026. Plus the value case for the west, with the trade-offs stated plainly. No asking prices here. Transacted numbers only.

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The numbers

Jurong West median resale prices, Q2 2026

Source: HDB resale flat transactions registered Apr–Jun 2026 (Q2 2026), data.gov.sg resale flat price dataset · Downloaded 17 Jul 2026 · Medians computed from 376 Jurong West sales

Jurong West resale transactions, Q2 2026
Flat type Median price Flats sold Range (low–high)
2-room$366,0004$345,000–$378,000
3-room$404,00072$298,000–$595,000
4-room$530,000152$430,000–$680,888
5-room$635,000121$520,000–$958,888
Executive$795,00027$675,000–$910,000

How to read this: registered sales lag the actual deal by roughly a month or two, so this table shows the market as it was around April to June. The registered price includes any cash-over-valuation. Thin rows move around — with 4 sales, the 2-room median is a guide, not a target.

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The local picture

The value case for Jurong West, with the trade-offs stated

The 4-room median is $530,000 in Q2 2026, down about $5,000 from Q1 ($535,500). It is the cheapest 4-room town among the six I track, about $100,000 under the national median of roughly $630,000 (Q1 2026). That gap is not a mistake. It prices in real trade-offs, and you should hear them before you hear the pitch.

Jurong West is the far west. Much of the stock is 1990s-era. The East–West Line at Boon Lay and Pioneer is the only rail line through town today, and a CBD commute runs about an hour door to door from most blocks. If your work and family life run east, that commute will tax you every single day. If your life is in the west, the same money buys you a bigger, newer flat than almost anywhere else on the island.

The offset everyone talks about is the Jurong Region Line. Stage 1 opens mid-2028 (pushed back from end-2027, per LTA's March 2026 update), with stations through town and a Boon Lay interchange. Stage 2 links Jurong East in 2028, and Stage 3 reaches NTU and Jurong Pier by 2029. Real and confirmed. My caution: asking prices near the future stations already carry some of that hope. Flats a bus ride further out mostly haven't moved. Pay for the flat, not the render.

Where the value sits. Three-rooms at $404,000 are the first-timer entry. Five-rooms at $635,000 are the space play. Executives at a $795,000 median are the cheapest executive entry of the towns I track, against $983,000 in Hougang. Ethnic Integration Policy quotas vary block by block, so I check quota before you shortlist, not after.

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Living here

Jurong West, day to day

Artist's impression of spacious HDB heartland blocks with open green lawns in Jurong West, Singapore

One line today, the East–West Line at Boon Lay and Pioneer. The JRL adds stations from mid-2028. Jurong Point at Boon Lay is one of the largest suburban malls in Singapore, so daily needs rarely require leaving town. Boon Lay Place Market is the hawker anchor. NTU sits at the town's edge, and Jurong Lake Gardens is a short ride east.

The honest downside is distance. This is the far west, and it will stay the far west even after the JRL settles in. What changes is how many places you can reach without a long bus ride first.

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Grants & affordability

What a first-timer couple pays for a median 4-room here

Worked example. Couple, both first-timers, combined income $7,000 a month, buying within 4km of their parents in Jurong West. Figures use the Q2 2026 median and 2026 grant rules.

Median 4-room price (Q2 2026)$530,000
Family Grant (first-timer, 2- to 4-room resale)$80,000
Enhanced Housing Grant (income-laddered, illustrative rung at $7,000/mo)~$30,000
Proximity Housing Grant (within 4km of parents)$20,000
Total grants into CPF~$130,000
25% downpayment$132,500
From their own CPF OA after grants$2,500
Buyer's stamp duty (can come from CPF)$10,500
HDB loan (75%, 2.6%, 25 years)$397,500
Monthly instalment~$1,803

MSR check: 30% of $7,000 is $2,100, so the $1,803 instalment fits with $297 of headroom. Two honest caveats. Your EHG rung depends on your 12-month average income, and grants go back into CPF with accrued interest when you sell. Also, your first step is the HFE letter, not a viewing — it shows your exact grant and loan eligibility. How the HFE letter works.

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