Bukit Batok HDB resale prices
1,406 flats changed hands in Bukit Batok in the twelve months to October 2026, at a median of $609,500. The town has 444 residential blocks and 48,116 flats.
By flat type, last 12 months
Median price and price per square foot from completed resales since Nov 2025, the latest HDB median rent for the same type, and the move against the twelve months before.
| Flat type | Sales | Median price | Median psf | Year on year | Median rent | Lease left |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-room | 90 | $380,000 | $771 | +1.3% | $2,500/mo | 93y |
| 3-room | 331 | $413,888 | $560 | -1.5% | $2,730/mo | 60y |
| 4-room | 600 | $625,000 | $611 | +0.8% | $3,400/mo | 91y |
| 5-room | 314 | $810,000 | $663 | +0.6% | $3,700/mo | 92y |
| Executive | 71 | $868,000 | $551 | -0.2% | $4,080/mo | 60y |
Bukit Batok HDB resale price trend, last 24 months
Each point is the median of that month’s completed sales for the type. A gap is a month with no sales. November 2026 is still being registered, so its point covers only part of the month and will rise.
- 3-room
- 4-room
- 5-room
Most active blocks
Blocks with the most completed resales in the last 12 months, any flat type.
- 467B Bt Batok West Ave 932 sold · $763k
- 467A Bt Batok West Ave 928 sold · $594k
- 464A Bt Batok West Ave 824 sold · $803k
- 468A Bt Batok West Ave 923 sold · $555k
- 296C Bt Batok St 2217 sold · $920k
Remaining lease of what sold
Completed resales in the last 12 months by years of lease remaining, with the median psf each band fetched.
- 90+ years709 sold · $691 psf
- 80-89 years5 sold · $758 psf
- 70-79 years133 sold · $581 psf
- 60-69 years152 sold · $534 psf
- under 60 years407 sold · $522 psf
Reaching MOP this year and next
11 blocks with 1,890 flats between them become sellable for the first time. The biggest:
- 465A Bt Batok West Ave 8272 flats · MOP 2026
- 467C Bt Batok West Ave 9221 flats · MOP 2026
- 431A Bt Batok West Ave 8204 flats · MOP 2027
- 433A Bt Batok West Ave 8193 flats · MOP 2027
- 433B Bt Batok West Ave 8182 flats · MOP 2027
Island-wide: every town’s MOP 2026 · MOP 2027
Cost of money
3-month compounded SORA was 1.32% on 4 November 2026. The benchmark most floating-rate home loans are priced off. Banks add their own spread on top, so this is the rate a loan tracks, not the rate a borrower pays. SORA chart and history
For the island as a whole, see HDB resale price trends by quarter.
This is the free layer. The block is where the deal is.
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See what agents getFigures are derived from completed resale transactions registered with HDB, not asking prices, and describe the town as a whole: two flats that look identical on paper sell at different prices. Indicative only, not a valuation, and not an official or government-endorsed figure.
Contains information from HDB Resale Flat Prices and HDB Property Information from data.gov.sg, which is made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0 (https://data.gov.sg/open-data-licence).
Contains information from HDB Median Rent by Town and Flat Type from data.gov.sg, which is made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0 (https://data.gov.sg/open-data-licence).
Last refreshed from the source on 3 November 2026.