Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD) Results at a Glance: Quick Reference Table

Updated 5 Oct 2026 in Property & HDB

Sometimes you only need a ballpark figure. This page lists seller's stamp duty (ssd) results for a range of common inputs, so you can see the pattern at a glance.

InputsSeller's Stamp Duty
Selling price or market value: 1,500,000, How long you held the property: Up to 1 yearS$240,000.00
Selling price or market value: 750,000, How long you held the property: Up to 1 yearS$120,000.00
Selling price or market value: 1,125,000, How long you held the property: Up to 1 yearS$180,000.00
Selling price or market value: 1,875,000, How long you held the property: Up to 1 yearS$300,000.00
Selling price or market value: 2,250,000, How long you held the property: Up to 1 yearS$360,000.00
Selling price or market value: 3,000,000, How long you held the property: Up to 1 yearS$480,000.00

How these were worked out

16% if sold within one year, 12% in year two, 8% in year three, 4% in year four, and nothing after that.

Property is the largest purchase most Singaporeans make, and stamp duties, loan limits and cash requirements are front-loaded. Small mistakes in these figures can mean a shortfall at completion, so it pays to run the numbers before you commit to an option to purchase.

Most Singaporeans live in HDB flats, which can be financed with an HDB concessionary loan at 0.1% above the CPF Ordinary Account rate or with a bank loan. Private property must be financed with a bank loan, and banks offer fixed, floating and SORA-pegged packages.

Singapore's property market is shaped by cooling measures introduced since 2009, including Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty, loan-to-value limits and debt servicing ratios. These rules are adjusted when the market runs hot, so the numbers you see today may differ from what friends paid a few years ago.

CPF Ordinary Account savings can pay for the downpayment, stamp duties and monthly instalments, but using CPF reduces the money compounding for retirement, and the amount withdrawn plus accrued interest must be refunded to your CPF account when you sell.

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