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Q2 2026 price data

Woodlands Resale Prices in 2026: What Flats Actually Transacted At


Median prices by flat type, computed from sales registered in Q2 2026. Plus what the Wynwood Grand EC launch does to this market. No asking prices here. Transacted numbers only.

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The numbers

Woodlands 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 474 Woodlands sales

Woodlands resale transactions, Q2 2026
Flat type Median price Flats sold Range (low–high)
2-room$374,0006$361,000–$382,500
3-room$428,88851$300,000–$578,000
4-room$550,000216$385,000–$708,000
5-room$655,000147$460,000–$848,000
Executive$916,50054$725,000–$1,180,000

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 6 sales, the 2-room median is a guide, not a target.

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The local picture

What the Woodlands market is doing, and what the EC changes

The 4-room median is $550,000 in Q2 2026, unchanged from Q1. That is about $80,000 under the national 4-room median of roughly $630,000 (Q1 2026). For a town sitting on two MRT lines, that gap is the whole value story.

Now the EC effect. Wynwood Grand EC previews in Q4 2026, about 420 units, the first EC in Woodlands since Northwave in 2016. Two things usually follow. Some owners near MOP hold back from selling so they can see launch prices first, which tightens resale supply for a quarter or two. And some sellers start anchoring their asking prices to EC psf figures. My honest read: an EC next door does not automatically lift resale prices. What it does is pull upgrader attention into the town and give Woodlands HDB owners a visible next rung on the ladder.

The bigger structural story is the RTS Link from Woodlands North, targeted to start passenger service by end-2026. A five-minute crossing to Bukit Chagar changes daily life for households with family or work across the Causeway. Flats near Woodlands North and Woodlands South stations already carry a premium over the rest of town. My caution: don't pay a 2028 price in 2026 for that.

Where the value sits. Three-rooms around $429,000 are the first-timer entry. The executives at a $916,500 median are mostly 1980s stock, so check the remaining lease before you fall for the renovation. Ethnic Integration Policy quotas can also rule specific blocks in or out depending on your household. I check that before you offer, not after.

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Living here

Woodlands, day to day

Artist's impression of newer HDB blocks and neighbourhood greenery in Woodlands, northern Singapore

Two MRT lines run through town. The North–South Line covers Woodlands, Marsiling and Admiralty; the Thomson–East Coast Line covers Woodlands, Woodlands North and Woodlands South. Causeway Point and Woods Square handle the malls. Marsiling Market is the hawker anchor. Republic Polytechnic sits in town, and the Sports School is here too.

The honest downside is distance. Orchard is about 40 minutes by train, and the North–South Line is packed at 8am. Weekends point north. Sungei Buloh is minutes away, and JB becomes one stop when the RTS opens.

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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 Woodlands. Figures use the Q2 2026 median and 2026 grant rules.

Median 4-room price (Q2 2026)$550,000
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$137,500
From their own CPF OA after grants$7,500
Buyer's stamp duty (can come from CPF)$11,100
HDB loan (75%, 2.6%, 25 years)$412,500
Monthly instalment~$1,871

MSR check: 30% of $7,000 is $2,100, so the $1,871 instalment fits with $229 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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