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Tampines Street 41 HDB resale prices

A flat on Tampines Street 41 sold for a median of $576,000 over the 12 months to Oct 2026 — $602 psf — across 81 sales in 28 of the street’s blocks. Prices ran from $415,000 to $980,000, and the leases on those blocks have between 58 years and 60 years left to run.

Median price
$576,000
81 sales in the 12 months to Oct 2026.
Median per sq ft
$602 psf
Median of the sales themselves, on a median of 904 sq ft.
Median lease left
58 years
Leases on this street started between 1985 and 1987.

What each flat type costs on Tampines Street 41

The right-hand column is the mix: what share of the street’s sales each type was. It is here because it is what makes one street look dearer than another when neither is.

Flat typeMedian priceRangeMedian sizePer sq ftSalesShare
3-room$453,000$415,000–$525,000689 sq ft$662 psf3442%
4-room$606,500$530,000–$670,0001,109 sq ft$589 psf2227%
Executive$910,444$850,000–$980,0001,593 sq ft$570 psf1620%
5-room$780,000$675,000–$890,0001,313 sq ft$556 psf911%

How Tampines Street 41 compares with the rest of Tampines

Compared on the same flat type, which is the only comparison worth making: a 3-room flat on Tampines Street 41 ran $662 psf against $633 psf across Tampines as a whole — 5 per cent dearer, on 34 sales here against 398 in the town.

The street medians at the top of this page cannot be set against the town’s in the same way. 3-room flats were 42 per cent of what sold on Tampines Street 41 and 18 per cent of what sold in Tampines, so a street-to-town comparison of all sales together would be measuring that difference as much as any difference in the streets.

Among the 32 streets in Tampines with at least 20 sales in the past year, Tampines Street 41 is the 19th dearest per square foot.

Every block on Tampines Street 41 that sold this year

28 blocks sold in the 12 months to Oct 2026, dearest per square foot first. The street has 32 blocks that have traded since Jan 2017.

  • Blk 406five sales · 59 yrs left$711
  • Blk 405two sales · 58 yrs left$689
  • Blk 408two sales · 58 yrs left$689
  • Blk 401one sale · 58 yrs left$678
  • Blk 411three sales · 58 yrs left$674
  • Blk 417four sales · 58 yrs left$664
  • Blk 422two sales · 58 yrs left$659
  • Blk 407three sales · 58 yrs left$658
  • Blk 413one sale · 59 yrs left$655
  • Blk 410two sales · 58 yrs left$651
Show the figures
BlockMedian pricePer sq ftLease leftSalesPostal code
Blk 406$508,888$711595520406
Blk 405$445,000$689582520405
Blk 408$477,500$689582520408
Blk 401$890,000$678581520401
Blk 411$460,000$674583520411
Blk 417$447,500$664584520417
Blk 422$541,500$659582520422
Blk 407$440,000$658583520407
Blk 413$451,000$655591520413
Blk 410$450,000$651582520410
Blk 403$480,000$646581520403
Blk 419$441,500$638586520419
Blk 414$570,000$630602520414
Blk 412$480,000$619587520412
Blk 409$662,000$597591520409
Blk 416$535,000$592601520416
Blk 430$915,000$585593520430
Blk 431$913,000$582596520431
Blk 424$485,000$576584520424
Blk 426$900,000$565593520426
Blk 432$605,000$565595520432
Blk 425$612,500$561582520425
Blk 421$625,444$559582520421
Blk 420$445,000$559581520420
Blk 429$890,000$559581520429
Blk 423$730,000$556581520423
Blk 418$620,000$549587520418
Blk 428$860,000$544593520428

Tampines Street 41, year by year

Every sale on the street since Jan 2017 — 776 in all. Read the change between two years carefully: the right-hand column counts how many different blocks sold each year, and a change in which blocks traded can move the median as much as the market does — the leases on this street started between 1985 and 1987.

YearMedian pricePer sq ftSalesBlocks that sold
2017$390,000$428 psf7127
2018$413,000$418 psf7529
2019$409,000$409 psf7129
2020$393,000$414 psf7127
2021$455,000$448 psf10330
2022$395,000$512 psf8327
2023$495,000$530 psf6926
2024$510,000$572 psf7929
2025$618,888$606 psf9330
2026$576,000$592 psf6125

Other streets in Tampines

The same flat type across Singapore

3-room flats, by town, over the same 12 months. Dearest first, then cheapest — the honest version of a town comparison, because the flat type is held still.