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HDB · 761637

Blk 637A Yishun St 61

Project page · 99-year lease from 1992

Indicative value range
S$380,244 – S$388,604
Indicative mid S$382,867 · S$5,982 psm

Based on 9 sales in this street, last 12 months. Search widened 1 of 3 steps to find enough comparable sales. See the comparable sales.

No storey entered, so sales were not adjusted for height

Comparable sales

Each price per area is scaled to Q2 2026 by the published index for the quarter it sold in.

SoldWhereFloorSizePricePer sqmIndex ×Adjusted
Sept 2026Blk 637A01 TO 0364 sqmS$385,000S$6,016 psm×1.000S$6,016 psm
Aug 2026Blk 63004 TO 0673 sqmS$420,000S$5,753 psm×1.000S$5,753 psm
Jul 2026Blk 63010 TO 1273 sqmS$430,008S$5,891 psm×1.000S$5,891 psm
Jul 2026Blk 60410 TO 1264 sqmS$410,000S$6,406 psm×1.000S$6,406 psm
Jul 2026Blk 63007 TO 0973 sqmS$436,000S$5,973 psm×1.000S$5,973 psm
May 2026Blk 63207 TO 0964 sqmS$410,000S$6,406 psm×1.000S$6,406 psm
Mar 2026Blk 63010 TO 1273 sqmS$438,000S$6,000 psm×0.997S$5,982 psm
Jan 2026Blk 62704 TO 0673 sqmS$435,000S$5,959 psm×0.997S$5,941 psm
Dec 2025Blk 62904 TO 0673 sqmS$445,000S$6,096 psm×0.996S$6,072 psm

How accurate is this estimate for Yishun St 61?

We re-ran the estimate as of Q4 2025 on what was known at the time, then compared it with the 72 sales in Yishun St 61 since.

Median error
5.1%

Half the estimates came closer than this to what the home actually fetched, half missed by more.

What the rent says

What this flat earns against what it costs, set beside what homes like it earn.

8.46% gross yield

S$32,400 of rent a year against the estimate above · 1.09 points above flats like it

Homes like this rent for about S$2,700 a month, the middle of 16 approvals in the last year.

Across Singapore, flats of this type with 60 to 69 years of lease left yield 7.38%, from 24 blocks. This town has too few such blocks to measure on its own.

A yield above the mark means the flat rents well for what it costs, which can point to a keen rental patch or a price the sales alone have not caught up with. Below it, buyers are paying for something a tenant will not, such as the address itself.

Recent rental approvals used

ApprovedBlockFlatRent a month
Aug 20266303 ROOMS$2,900
Aug 20266273 ROOMS$2,200
Jul 20266293 ROOMS$2,900
May 20266273 ROOMS$2,900
May 20266293 ROOMS$2,800
May 20266273 ROOMS$2,700
Apr 20266273 ROOMS$3,000
Feb 20266273 ROOMS$2,800

median of 16 HDB rental approvals for 3 ROOM on Yishun St 61 since 2025-10.

Buying or selling at S$382,867?

Buying: Stamp duty on S$382,867 · Cash and CPF needed on S$382,867 · How much can I borrow · Monthly repayment on a 75% loan · Property tax on this rent.

Selling: Net proceeds from selling on S$382,867.

Each opens with this figure filled in; change anything there.

Primary schools near 637a Yishun St 61

Measured from each school's land to this address's own point, the way MOE bands P1 priority. MOE measures to the building's outline, so near 1 km or 2 km check OneMap's School Query.

Within about 1 km

1 to 2 km

Past transactions

Recorded sales
DateDetailAreaPricePer area
Sept 2026
Blk 637A · 3 ROOM · 01 TO 03 · Simplified · 65 years left
64 sqmS$385,000S$6,016 psm
Feb 2024
Blk 637A · 3 ROOM · 04 TO 06 · Simplified · 67 years left
64 sqmS$392,000S$6,125 psm
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Sale prices as filed in caveats.

Where the lease takes this

About 64 years of the 99-year lease remain. Every figure below lets the lease run down on the decay measured from HDB resales in this market, then applies the price path in that column. The paths are scenarios to choose between, not forecasts.

From nowLease leftPrices flatPrices 2% a yearThis market's record, 3.64% a yearmeasuredPrices 4% a year
5 years59 yearsS$369,388S$407,835S$441,693S$449,417
10 years54 yearsS$352,617S$429,838S$504,170S$521,959
20 years44 yearsS$315,348S$468,591S$644,671S$690,967

On a flat market the lease alone costs 18% over 20 years. Prices would need to rise about 0.97% a year to cancel that out.

The measured column repeats what this market did between Q1 2015 and Q2 2026, which was 3.64% a year. Past growth is not a promise of future growth.

Horizons we have not measured are left out rather than guessed at, so a short lease shows fewer rows.

Indicative estimate from comparable caveats. Not a formal valuation.