Condo Renovation Cost by Unit Type Condo Studio Renovation Cost Condo Studio Renovation by Massing Design A condo studio renovation typically costs S$15,400–S$37,300 for a new unit based on HomeMatch's estimates.
Because studios are smaller, the overall renovation scope is usually more limited. However, homeowners may spend more on space-saving solutions such as built-in storage, kitchen carpentry and multifunctional furniture.
The amount of custom carpentry you choose can have a noticeable impact on your final budget.
2-Bedroom Condo Renovation Cost Condo 2 Bedroom Interior Design by Design 4 Space A 2-bedroom condo renovation typically costs:
New condo: S$24,800–S$48,200Resale condo: S$47,900–S$71,100For a 2-bedroom unit, common renovation works include kitchen carpentry, wardrobes, flooring, painting, lighting and bathroom upgrades.
If the resale unit is in good condition and you retain the existing layout, you may be able to stay closer to the lower end of the range.
3-Bedroom Condo Renovation Cost Condo 3 Bedroom Interior Design by Todz'Terior A 3-bedroom condo renovation typically costs:
New condo: S$32,200–S$68,500Resale condo: S$60,400–S$84,100This new-condo range is a useful reference point for condominium renovation costs in Singapore when budgeting for a mid-sized unit.
Three-bedroom condos usually have more areas to furnish and renovate, including multiple bedrooms, bathrooms and a larger living area.
The amount of built-in carpentry can also make a significant difference to your overall renovation cost.
4-Bedroom Condo Renovation Cost 4 Bedroom Condo Interior Design by Design 4 Space A 4-bedroom condo renovation typically costs:
New condo: S$41,700–S$72,900Resale condo: S$66,300–S$92,400Larger condos naturally require more flooring, painting, lighting and storage. However, you can still control costs by prioritising the rooms and renovation works that matter most to you.
For example, you may choose to fully renovate the kitchen and bathrooms while keeping some existing finishes elsewhere in the home.
Condo Loft Renovation Cost A condo loft renovation typically costs around S$40,200–S$53,200 based on HomeMatch's estimates.
The final cost can vary depending on the loft's layout, ceiling height, staircase, built-in storage and amount of customisation required.
Condo Penthouse Renovation Cost Penthouse renovations can be significantly more expensive, with HomeMatch estimating around S$122,700–S$181,100 for a full renovation.
The larger floor area and more complex layouts of penthouses can mean substantially more flooring, carpentry, lighting and other renovation works.
For larger condos, it is especially important to define your renovation scope before comparing quotations.
How Much Does a Partial Condo Renovation Cost? If you're aiming for a partial renovation for your condo, HomeMatch's renovation cost estimates for individual areas include:
Partial Condo Renovation Costs in Singapore
Partial Condo Renovation Costs:
Area
Typical Renovation Cost
What Can Increase Costs
1 Bathroom
S$4,200 - S$8,700
Waterproofing, hacking and plumbing upgrades
1 Kitchen
S$10,800 - S$22,300
Existing cabinets, plumbing and electrical works
1 Kitchen + 2 Bathrooms
S$18,700 - S$31,600
Larger wet-area scope and additional works
Living & Dining Room
S$8,000 - S$18,000
Hacking, flooring replacement and electrical upgrades
Bedroom
S$3,500 - S$9,000
Older flooring, wardrobes and repainting
Master Bedroom + Walk-in Wardrobe
S$6,000 - S$14,000
Wardrobe size and custom carpentry
These figures are useful if you are planning a partial renovation rather than a full-home renovation. Actual costs will still depend on the condition of your condo, materials selected and final scope of work.
Kitchen Renovation Cost Condo Kitchen Renovation by Starry Homestead A kitchen renovation typically costs S$10,800–S$22,300 .
The cost can include:
Kitchen cabinets Countertops Backsplash Sink and tap Plumbing Electrical works Additional power points Flooring Lighting If you are renovating a resale condo, you may also need to remove existing cabinets or carry out additional plumbing and electrical works.
This can push the renovation cost higher than a straightforward replacement of the kitchen finishes.
Bathroom Renovation Cost Condo Bathroom Interior Design by Renozone Renovating one bathroom typically costs S$4,200–S$8,700 where scope, fittings, or rectification are heavier.
Common works include:
Waterproofing Floor and wall tiling Vanity cabinet Toilet bowl Basin and mixer Shower screen Plumbing Exhaust fan and lighting Wet works often have some of the highest costs per square foot because of waterproofing, tiling, and plumbing complexity.
For an older resale condo, hacking existing tiles, replacing waterproofing or upgrading plumbing can increase the cost.
If you are renovating multiple bathrooms at the same time, you may also consider the combined scope when comparing quotations.
Living and Dining Room Renovation Cost 2 Bedroom Condo Living & Dining Room Design by Swiss Interior Signature A living and dining room renovation typically costs S$8,000–S$18,000 .
Depending on your requirements, this could include:
Flooring TV console Feature wall False ceiling Lighting Painting Additional power points Air conditioning Storage If your resale condo requires hacking, flooring replacement or additional electrical work, you may need to budget an additional S$3,000–S$6,000 .
Bedroom Renovation Cost Condo Bedroom Renovation by Eight Design A standard bedroom renovation typically costs S$3,500–S$9,000 per room .
Common works include:
Built-in wardrobes Flooring Painting Lighting Curtains or blinds Air conditioning Additional power points A master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe typically costs around S$6,000–S$14,000 , depending on the amount of custom carpentry and wardrobe space required.
For older resale units, replacing existing wardrobes, repairing flooring or carrying out minor electrical works can add around S$1,000–S$3,000 .
What Affects Your Condo Renovation Cost? 3 Bedroom Condo Renovation with extensive carpentry and masonry by Renozone Beyond the size of your condo, several factors can increase or decrease your final renovation cost.
1. Renovation Scope The more extensive your renovation, the more you are likely to spend.
For example, repainting and replacing light fixtures is considerably different from hacking flooring, changing the layout and rebuilding a kitchen.
Before getting quotations, decide which works are:
Must-haves Nice-to-haves Works you can postpone This makes it easier to keep your renovation within budget.
2. Custom Carpentry Custom carpentry is one of the biggest areas where homeowners can increase their renovation spending.
It often takes up about 37% of the total budget . When masonry-heavy built-ins or related works are included, carpentry and masonry together can account for about 60% of renovation budgets.
Common examples include:
Kitchen cabinets Built-in wardrobes TV consoles Shoe cabinets Study desks Feature walls Storage systems If you have a tight budget, consider which areas genuinely require built-in carpentry and where ready-made furniture could work instead.
3. Wet Works Bathrooms and kitchens can be more expensive because they involve wet works such as:
Waterproofing Tiling Plumbing Drainage Hacking Changing the existing layout can also increase costs because plumbing and electrical points may need to be moved.
4. Materials and Finishes The materials you choose can significantly affect your renovation quotation.
For example, there can be substantial differences between standard and premium options for:
Flooring Countertops Tiles Cabinet finishes Sanitary fittings Lighting Hardware Material price fluctuations can also affect quotations, so it helps to keep a small buffer when comparing estimates.
Instead of choosing the most expensive materials throughout the home, prioritise premium finishes in the areas you use or notice most.
5. Condition of Your Resale Condo For resale condos, the existing condition of the unit matters.
A unit that has been well maintained may require relatively little rectification.
An older unit may require additional work such as:
Hacking Plumbing replacement Electrical upgrades Waterproofing Flooring replacement Removal of existing carpentry This is why two resale condos with the same number of bedrooms can have very different renovation costs. If you are planning to finance part of your project, understanding how renovation loans in Singapore work and how much to borrow safely can also shape your overall budget.
Once you have a realistic budget and renovation scope, the next step is finding the right Renovator. HomeMatch helps you skip the hours of searching by matching you with the exact person, not a firm, based on your budget, design and renovation requirements.
Condo Interior Design Styles and Renovation Costs Condo Interior Design Styles and Renovation Costs
Condo Interior Design Styles and Renovation Costs:
Interior Design Style
What Defines the Style
Key Cost Considerations
Cost Impact
Minimalist
Clean lines and simple finishes
Less carpentry can help lower costs
Low–moderate
Scandinavian
Light colours, natural elements and functional furniture
Simple finishes and loose furniture can lower costs
Low–moderate
Japandi
Japanese simplicity with Scandinavian warmth
Natural finishes and custom storage can add costs
Moderate
Muji
Simple, functional spaces with natural materials
Built-in storage can increase costs
Low–moderate
Contemporary
Clean lines with modern statement elements
Feature walls, lighting and carpentry can add costs
Moderate–high
Bohemian
Layered textures, colours and mixed furniture
Custom features and premium finishes can add costs
Moderate
Modern Luxury
Premium materials and refined finishes
Extensive carpentry and premium materials increase costs
High
Eclectic
A mix of styles, colours and textures
Multiple materials and custom pieces can raise costs
Moderate–high
Coastal
Light colours, natural textures and relaxed furnishings
Timber details and decorative features can add costs
Moderate
Mid-Century Modern
Clean lines, warm wood and statement furniture
Timber finishes and custom furniture can add costs
Moderate
You can explore these styles in more detail in HomeMatch's guides to 2-bedroom condo interior design styles 3-bedroom condo interior design styles 4-bedroom condo interior design styles
These are broad indications rather than fixed cost categories. The renovation scope matters more than the design style itself . For example, a minimalist condo with extensive built-in wardrobes and cabinetry could cost more than a contemporary renovation that uses mostly loose furniture.
For larger condos with open-plan layouts, features such as built-in storage, feature walls, statement lighting, kitchen islands and full-height carpentry can make better use of the available space, but they can also increase your renovation budget.
Condo Renovation with Concealed Storage by Homies Design For smaller condos such as studios and 2-bedroom units, styles that prioritise space efficiency, multifunctional furniture, concealed storage and clean lines can help maximise usable space without relying on excessive custom carpentry.
When choosing a condo interior design style, consider not just how it looks but also how much carpentry, flooring, wall finishes, lighting and other renovation work it requires. This can help you choose a style that fits both your aesthetic preferences and realistic renovation budget .
Additional Condo Renovation Costs and Guidelines Beyond your renovation works, condo owners may need to budget for additional costs such as MCST renovation deposits, administrative fees, permits, debris disposal and other project-specific expenses .
In some condominium renovation cases, hidden costs such as MCST fees and permits can add roughly S$1,000 to S$5,000 , depending on the development, management requirements, and scope. The exact requirements and costs vary between developments.
Your condo’s MCST, or management corporation strata title, may also have specific rules covering renovation applications, working hours, noisy works, lift usage, hacking and wet works .
For example with condo projects, many MCSTs enforce weekday renovation hours, often around 9 am to 5 pm , though this remains development-specific and may be tightened further by access restrictions.
For a detailed breakdown of MCST rules, renovation deposits, permits, restrictions and other condo-specific requirements , read our Condo Renovation Guidelines in Singapore
It is also advisable to set aside an additional 10–20% of your renovation budget as a contingency fund for unexpected costs, especially for older resale condos where unforeseen repairs or rectification works may arise. Read our guide on how to budget for your renovation
How to Choose a Renovator for Your Condo Once you have established your renovation budget, the next step is finding a Renovator who can work within it.
When comparing Renovators, look beyond the headline price.
Consider:
If you are comparing an interior designer with a direct contractor , check what is included in design scope and project management, not just the base price. Review deposit terms carefully too, as renovation deposits are capped at 20% for CaseTrust contractors , and make sure your agreement passes the key checks for a fair and protected renovation contract .
A Renovator who understands condo-specific requirements can also help you avoid issues with MCST submissions, working hours and common-area protection. Shortlisting firms with strong, verified track records using renovation reviews and performance analysis in Singapore further reduces the risk of project issues.
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