PropertyNet Data · Private Condo · OCR

District 22 Condo Prices

Jurong, Boon Lay. Resale and new launch psf, prices by unit size and tenure, rents, yields and landed prices from URA caveats, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026. Refreshed on the 2nd of every month.

Non-landed resale in District 22 (Jurong, Boon Lay) sold for a median $1,480 psf over 374 caveats, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 (middle half $1,194 to $1,776 psf). New launches: $2,288 psf over 110 units. A 3-bedroom-size resale unit at 1,100 sq ft works out to about $1,590,000.

Caveats to Sep 2026 · page rebuilt 3 October 2026

$1,480
resale median psf, 374 caveats
$2,288
new launch median psf, 110 units
$1.41M
2-bedroom size resale, 750 sq ft
$1.59M
3-bedroom size resale, 1,100 sq ft

Resale prices by unit size

Size bandTypical ofMedian psfCaveatsWorked price at a typical sizeMedian rent / monthGross yield
up to 600 sq ft1-bedroom$2,00116$1,000,000 (500 sq ft)$3,600 (289)4.4%
601 to 900 sq ft2-bedroom$1,87568$1,410,000 (750 sq ft)$4,200 (932)3.5%
901 to 1,300 sq ft3-bedroom$1,441208$1,590,000 (1,100 sq ft)$5,200 (947)3.7%
1,301 to 1,800 sq ft4-bedroom$1,30271$1,950,000 (1,500 sq ft)$6,400 (157)4.3%
above 1,800 sq ft5-bedroom and larger$82511$7,800 (10)5.8%

URA caveats record floor area, not bedroom counts, so the bands are size proxies: up to 600 sq ft is usually a 1-bedroom, 601 to 900 a 2-bedroom, 901 to 1,300 a 3-bedroom. Rents are by actual bedroom count from URA rental contracts. Gross yield = median rent psf x 12 / resale median psf, before maintenance, tax and vacancy.

Freehold against 99-year

TenureResale median psfCaveats
99-year leasehold$1,488365
Executive condominiums (resale)$1,34193

Rents

All non-landed units in District 22 rented for a median of $4,600 a month over 2,480 contracts in the 4 quarters to 26Q3 (middle half $4,000 to $5,200).

URA non-landed rental index 2026-Q2: Whole Island +0.4% qoq, +1.8% yoy; Core Central Region +1.2% qoq, +1.9% yoy; Rest of Central Region 0% qoq, +2.2% yoy; Outside Central Region -0.3% qoq, +1.2% yoy

Landed homes

TypeMedian psf of landDeals99-year psf (deals)Freehold psf (deals)
Terrace$1,47627$1,461 (22)n/a
All landed$1,46130

Landed psf is price per sq ft of land area as URA records it (terrace, semi-detached and detached houses on land title; strata landed excluded). It is not comparable with a condo's psf on strata floor area.

New launches in District 22

ProjectStatusTenureUnitsAverage psfFromReview
Lucerne GrandUpcoming99-year570Insider Benchmark review
The Lakegarden ResidencesOngoing99-year306$2,203$4.28M (3BR)
SoraOngoing99-year440$2,360$1.69M (2BR)Insider Benchmark review
J'denOngoing99-year368$2,442$3.12M (3BR)
Town Hall Link (GLS)GLS99-year1,200
Jurong East Avenue 1 EC (GLS)GLS99-year (EC)735

From the PropertyNet launch map, prices as of 13 Sep 2026. Developer prices move with each release; the review pages carry the latest.

HDB towns that upgrade into this district

Town4-room median (deals)Gap to a 3-bedroom-size resale condo here
Bukit Batok$630,000 (565)$960,000
Choa Chu Kang$553,250 (476)$1,036,750
Jurong East$549,444 (132)$1,040,556
Jurong West$535,000 (555)$1,055,000
Buying in District 22?
Every major launch is scored on our 100-point Insider Benchmark. Ask us which projects fit your budget and for preview pricing.
See the scoresWhatsApp: preview pricing

Questions people ask

What is the average condo psf in District 22?

The median resale price was $1,480 psf across 374 caveats lodged between Oct 2025 to Sep 2026; the middle half of deals fell between $1,194 and $1,776 psf.

How much is a 3-bedroom condo in District 22?

Resale units of 901 to 1,300 sq ft sold for a median $1,441 psf, so a 1,100 sq ft unit works out to about $1,590,000. New launch units are usually more compact, at $2,288 psf.

How much more do new launches cost than resale in District 22?

Developer sales had a median of $2,288 psf against $1,480 psf for resale, a premium of 55%.

What is the rental yield for condos in District 22?

Gross yields by unit size are in the table above (median rent psf x 12 / resale psf, before costs). The median rent for all non-landed units was $4,600 a month over 2,480 contracts.

Where do these figures come from?

PropertyNet.SG computes them every month from URA caveat data (the URA Data Service private residential transactions feed) and URA rental contracts: medians of lodged caveats in a rolling 12-month window, by district, size band and tenure. See the methodology page for the full method.

Source: PropertyNet.SG analysis of URA caveats (non-landed resale and sub-sale, developer sales, landed on land title), Oct 2025 to Sep 2026; rents from URA rental contracts. Medians of lodged caveats; they change as caveats are lodged. Methodology