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Bukit Merah HDB resale prices

36,541 official resale records from 1990 to 2026. Use the sample size and price range alongside the median.

Bukit Merah housing and neighbourhood context
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$320,000all-years median
$3,810median per m²
36,541transactions

Bukit Merah HDB resale history — median price

Bukit Merah HDB resale history — median price0395.0k790.0k1990: SGD 50,0001991: SGD 56,0001992: SGD 60,0001993: SGD 90,0001994: SGD 107,5001995: SGD 137,0001996: SGD 192,0001997: SGD 215,0001998: SGD 174,0001999: SGD 163,8002000: SGD 179,0002001: SGD 165,2502002: SGD 170,0002003: SGD 186,0002004: SGD 200,0002005: SGD 205,0002006: SGD 235,0002007: SGD 308,0002008: SGD 355,0002009: SGD 367,5002010: SGD 428,0002011: SGD 484,0002012: SGD 538,0002013: SGD 599,0002014: SGD 519,0002015: SGD 518,8882016: SGD 552,5002017: SGD 579,0002018: SGD 590,0002019: SGD 581,4442020: SGD 580,0002021: SGD 630,0002022: SGD 660,0002023: SGD 726,5002024: SGD 760,0002025: SGD 785,0002026: SGD 790,0001990199620022008201420202026
SGD · 1990 to 2026. Medians describe the mix sold, not the change in value of the same home. Price dots need at least three records; missing prices remain gaps. Current-year figures may be incomplete. Town medians combine flat types. Compare a consistent flat type before treating the movement as like-for-like.

Source: Housing & Development Board resale-price collection · Source snapshot: 2026-09-03T14:49:20.091371+00:00.

Recorded sales by year

Recorded sales by year09461.9k1990: sales 7101991: sales 6571992: sales 6651993: sales 7831994: sales 9741995: sales 1,0831996: sales 1,2921997: sales 9951998: sales 1,5601999: sales 1,8912000: sales 1,2612001: sales 1,2722002: sales 1,0502003: sales 9412004: sales 1,0102005: sales 1,0922006: sales 1,1032007: sales 1,0702008: sales 1,0772009: sales 1,1062010: sales 1,2982011: sales 9092012: sales 8952013: sales 6922014: sales 6662015: sales 6432016: sales 7222017: sales 8292018: sales 8742019: sales 8802020: sales 7952021: sales 1,1732022: sales 9632023: sales 9842024: sales 1,0402025: sales 9332026: sales 6531990199620022008201420202026
sales · 1990 to 2026. Volume uses a separate scale. Read the record counts in the price table; reporting lag may affect recent years.

Source: Housing & Development Board resale-price collection · Source snapshot: 2026-09-03T14:49:20.091371+00:00.

Year by year

Bukit Merah HDB resale prices by year
YearMedianMiddle 50%Records
2026$790,000$485,000–$1,000,000653
2025$785,000$468,000–$988,000933
2024$760,000$445,000–$930,0001,040
2023$726,500$480,000–$880,000984
2022$660,000$408,000–$830,000963
2021$630,000$386,000–$800,0001,173
2020$580,000$340,000–$735,000795
2019$581,444$340,000–$740,000880
2018$590,000$358,000–$750,000874
2017$579,000$375,000–$727,000829
2016$552,500$366,888–$710,000722
2015$518,888$368,000–$698,000643
2014$519,000$375,000–$705,000666
2013$599,000$408,000–$738,000692
2012$538,000$382,000–$695,000895
2011$484,000$353,000–$652,000909
2010$428,000$320,000–$585,0001,298
2009$367,500$275,000–$505,0001,106
2008$355,000$251,800–$500,0001,077
2007$308,000$202,000–$420,0001,070
2006$235,000$173,000–$348,0001,103
2005$205,000$168,000–$323,0001,092
2004$200,000$168,000–$288,8881,010
2003$186,000$150,000–$292,000941
2002$170,000$135,000–$305,0001,050
2001$165,250$135,000–$328,0001,272
2000$179,000$148,000–$330,0001,261
1999$163,800$138,000–$286,0001,891
1998$174,000$148,000–$287,0001,560
1997$215,000$183,000–$360,000995
1996$192,000$155,000–$318,0001,292
1995$137,000$110,000–$242,0001,083
1994$107,500$87,000–$208,000974
1993$90,000$61,000–$175,000783
1992$60,000$44,000–$110,000665
1991$56,000$42,000–$100,000657
1990$50,000$35,000–$83,300710

By flat type

Each comparison uses the same all-years period for the town and national benchmark. Detailed pages are published only where at least 100 official resales support the result.

3 Room$185,05016,480 records · middle 50% $141,000–$330,000 · +4% versus national 3 Room median4 Room$465,00010,695 records · middle 50% $295,000–$700,000 · +52% versus national 4 Room median5 Room$560,4006,942 records · middle 50% $418,000–$768,000 · +36% versus national 5 Room median2 Room$121,0001,323 records · middle 50% $76,000–$255,000 · -32% versus national 2 Room median1 Room$48,0001,093 records · middle 50% $35,000–$75,000 · +0% versus national 1 Room median
Executive$542,5008 records · middle 50% $398,000–$720,000 · +9% versus national Executive median

Compare Bukit Merah with every HDB town

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Use medians with their transaction counts and middle-50% ranges. Compare the same town, flat type and period before drawing a conclusion. A national figure is context, not a substitute for block, floor, lease, condition or transaction-date evidence. These aggregates describe registered resales and do not estimate today’s value.

Keep the town, flat type, period and sample size beside any figure you reuse. A difference between two medians may reflect the mix and timing of registered transactions, so open the town evidence and compare consistent periods before treating it as a market change.

Questions this page can answer

Price evidenceWhat did comparable HDB flats resell for?Use the median, middle 50%, period and transaction count together.
ComparisonHow do towns or flat types differ?Compare the same period and keep sample sizes visible.
ChangeDid the market evidence move over time?Use year-by-year registered resales; do not treat mix changes as a valuation.
BoundaryWhat can this not tell me?It cannot value a particular flat or replace current property-specific checks.

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