Illustrative image99.co reported that 209 HDB flats were resold for at least S$1 million in September 2026, a monthly high and 9.3% of the month's resale volume. The article, published on 6 October 2026 and updated on 9 October 2026, reads naturally as a sequence: where the count stood in August, what September added, and the dates that follow. Three timeframes sit inside the report: the August baseline, the September result and the outlook beyond it. Every count and percentage in this timeline comes from the 99.co article, and the month-on-month comparisons use August 2026 as the base month.
From August to September: The HDB Timeline Near Chencharu Central Residences
August 2026 set the earlier mark, with 201 such sales, according to 99.co. September then added eight more, to 209. Toa Payoh led with 33 such sales, Queenstown followed with 28 and Bedok with 20, together 81 of the 209, or roughly 39% of the month's million-dollar sales.
Overall resale volume moved the other way. It fell 10.9% from August to 2,248 flats in September, though that total was 2.8% above September 2025, 99.co reported. By flat type, four-room units were 44% of September transactions, five-room 26.1%, three-room 20.6% and executive flats 9.3%, so four-room and five-room flats together made up 70.1% of the month. Non-mature estates took 54.5% of the month's deals and mature estates 45.5%.
According to 99.co, overall resale prices rose 0.6% month on month in September yet stayed 0.4% below September 2025. Five-room prices rose 1.7% month on month while three-room, four-room and executive prices eased. Mature-estate prices rose 1.4% from August and sat 0.6% above September 2025, and non-mature-estate prices rose 0.1% and sat 1.2% below September 2025.
The Dates After September, Placed Beside Chencharu Central Residences
99.co's data and analytics head said the removal of the wait-out period for private homeowners has renewed interest in the resale market, since buyers right-sizing after selling private homes may hold substantial sale proceeds and the ability to pay a premium. The increase in the BTO income ceiling may have prompted some buyers to reassess, and some may wait for the November BTO exercise. For the period after September, 99.co noted that demand from former private homeowners could continue to support the market, that competition from BTO launches may temper recovery, and that more flats reaching their minimum occupation period will widen choice, with realistically priced sellers better placed. Read in sequence, the report gives 201 such sales in August, 209 in September, a November BTO exercise that some buyers may wait for, and a wider pool of flats as more of them reach their minimum occupation period.
Chencharu Central Residences is the private residential part (non-EC condominium) of the mixed development at Chencharu Close, Yishun, in HDB's new Chencharu Town, District 27, with 875 homes above a podium that holds a bus interchange, a hawker centre and commercial space including a supermarket. The 99-year leasehold site belongs to a joint venture of Gamuda Land, Evia Real Estate and Ho Lee Group. Khatib MRT is about 6 minutes away on a fully sheltered walk, upon completion of the development, and Peiying Primary School is next to the site. Preview registration is open, and the location page maps the surroundings.
Registrations and questions go to the Sales Concierge through the contact page, and the e-brochure, floor plans and price list reach registrants as the developer releases them.
Source: 99.co, 9 October 2026.
General information only, not financial or legal advice.
Source: 99.co. This article is independent commentary; Chencharu Central Residences is not affiliated with the parties mentioned.
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