4-Room resale prices in Bukit Batok · 2022

Bukit Batok 4-room resale prices in 2022

Sales with a contract date in 2022 · single-unit sales only

What did 4-room flats in Bukit Batok sell for in 2022?

Median price in 2022

S$495,000S$450,000 – S$577,500

25th to 75th percentile · S$5,022 psm median (S$4,679 psm – S$6,277 psm) · from 355 recorded sales

355 recorded sales of Bukit Batok 4-room flats in 2022 had a median price of S$495,000 (25th to 75th percentile S$450,000 to S$577,500) and a median S$5,022 psm (S$4,679 psm to S$6,277 psm). Latest recorded sale Dec 2022. Indicative, from recorded HDB resale prices.

Against 2021 (273 sales, median S$430,000 and S$4,389 psm), the median price is +15.1% and the median psm +14.4%. That compares the medians of what happened to sell in each year, not a price index: a different mix of units moves it too.

Highest and lowest sale in 2022

Highest	S$785,000 · 92 sqm · S$8,533 psm	May 2022 · floor 34 to 36	Blk 296c Bt Batok St 22
Lowest	S$370,000 · 84 sqm · S$4,405 psm	Jan 2022 · floor 4 to 6	Blk 266 Bt Batok East Ave 4

Median psm by quarter, 2022

Quarter	Sales	Median	25th to 75th percentile
Q1 2022	75	S$4,733 psm	S$4,468 psm – S$5,316 psm
Q2 2022	86	S$4,976 psm	S$4,669 psm – S$7,013 psm
Q3 2022	91	S$5,036 psm	S$4,768 psm – S$5,890 psm
Q4 2022	103	S$5,176 psm	S$4,782 psm – S$6,935 psm

How this is worked out

Every figure is HDB resales of this flat type in the town, from 2017 with a contract date in the calendar year, leaving out sales flagged at ingest as unrepresentative (such as related-party and bulk transfers) and any caveat filed for several units together. A year is published only with at least 10 such sales; the current year is published as it stands, so far. The previous-year change is given only when that year also has enough sales of its own, and is left out where the records begin inside that previous year, so a whole year is never set against a few months.