Singapore Property Index
Monthly composite price index for Singapore residential property — private, HDB, and landed.
As of April 2026 · Base: February 2021 = 100
SPI history
Toggle the segment lines below the chart. Use the 1Y/3Y/5Y/All chips to change the period.
Anchored against official indices
SPI-HDB tracks within 30.74% of the official HDB Resale Price Index over the last 4 quarters.
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Past reports
- Singapore Property Index — April 2026 — SPI 138.0 · 2026-04-15
- Singapore Property Index — June 2024 — SPI 123.2 · 2024-06-15
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ShiokNest Property Index?
The SPI is a monthly composite price index for Singapore residential property — private condos, HDB resale flats, and landed houses combined. It is rebased to January 2020 = 100 and updated on the 15th of each month.
How is the SPI calculated?
Stratified volume-weighted median PSF: for each segment we compute medians per stratum cell, normalize against the base period, and combine using fixed annual Laspeyres weights frozen as "weight vintages". Read the full methodology →
How does the SPI differ from URA PPPI and HDB RPI?
The official URA and HDB indices are quarterly. The SPI publishes monthly, complementing the official series with a higher-cadence read. We anchor against both indices and publish drift transparency on each segment page.
When is the SPI updated?
On the 15th of every calendar month, covering the prior month's transactions. The publication day is fixed to give analysts a predictable release cadence.