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Choa Chu Kang Crescent HDB resale prices

A flat on Choa Chu Kang Crescent sold for a median of $548,000 over the 12 months to Oct 2026 — $487 psf — across 146 sales in 50 of the street’s blocks. Prices ran from $480,000 to $980,000, and the leases on those blocks have between 72 years and 76 years left to run.

Median price
$548,000
146 sales in the 12 months to Oct 2026.
Median per sq ft
$487 psf
Median of the sales themselves, on a median of 1,146 sq ft.
Median lease left
73 years
Leases on this street started between 1999 and 2003.

What each flat type costs on Choa Chu Kang Crescent

The right-hand column is the mix: what share of the street’s sales each type was. It is here because it is what makes one street look dearer than another when neither is.

Flat typeMedian priceRangeMedian sizePer sq ftSalesShare
4-room$520,000$480,000–$580,0001,098 sq ft$496 psf7551%
5-room$588,000$485,000–$700,0001,184 sq ft$473 psf5940%
Executive$774,000$670,000–$980,0001,518 sq ft$517 psf128%

How Choa Chu Kang Crescent compares with the rest of Choa Chu Kang

Compared on the same flat type, which is the only comparison worth making: a 4-room flat on Choa Chu Kang Crescent ran $496 psf against $507 psf across Choa Chu Kang as a whole — 2 per cent cheaper, on 75 sales here against 531 in the town.

The street medians at the top of this page cannot be set against the town’s in the same way. 4-room flats were 51 per cent of what sold on Choa Chu Kang Crescent and 49 per cent of what sold in Choa Chu Kang, so a street-to-town comparison of all sales together would be measuring that difference as much as any difference in the streets.

Among the 18 streets in Choa Chu Kang with at least 20 sales in the past year, Choa Chu Kang Crescent is the 14th dearest per square foot.

Every block on Choa Chu Kang Crescent that sold this year

50 blocks sold in the 12 months to Oct 2026, dearest per square foot first. The street has 57 blocks that have traded since Jan 2017.

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BlockMedian pricePer sq ftLease leftSalesPostal code
Blk 657$760,000$564722—
Blk 685C$510,000$557751—
Blk 692A$543,000$551765—
Blk 686C$490,000$536755—
Blk 692B$530,000$521765—
Blk 671A$740,000$519732—
Blk 691A$538,800$519765—
Blk 666$692,000$518721—
Blk 684A$612,000$517751—
Blk 671$778,000$513732—
Blk 683C$500,000$510751—
Blk 690B$686,500$510764—
Blk 664$680,000$509721—
Blk 675$570,000$509721—
Blk 691B$550,000$507763—
Blk 673A$675,000$506723—
Blk 684B$542,500$506752—
Blk 658$560,000$500725—
Blk 686B$591,500$500752—
Blk 670A$552,500$498722—
Blk 672$665,000$498732—
Blk 690D$550,000$496764—
Blk 684C$534,944$496752—
Blk 686A$586,000$495752—
Blk 690C$582,500$492762—
Blk 676$545,000$492721—
Blk 690A$580,000$490762—
Blk 684D$524,000$489752—
Blk 668$535,000$487726—
Blk 683A$530,000$486755—
Blk 670$542,888$485723—
Blk 667$530,000$483721—
Blk 683B$515,000$482752—
Blk 669$535,000$480722—
Blk 679$690,000$479722—
Blk 673$524,000$478722—
Blk 686D$530,000$477753—
Blk 661$566,444$476724—
Blk 680$570,000$476725—
Blk 685B$550,000$473753—
Blk 672A$600,000$469735—
Blk 682$572,888$469727—
Blk 688C$550,444$465762—
Blk 685A$523,000$460753—
Blk 674A$612,000$459721—
Blk 681$535,000$457723—
Blk 660$508,500$457724—
Blk 677$570,000$447725—
Blk 659$520,000$447725—
Blk 678$535,000$441723—

Choa Chu Kang Crescent, year by year

Every sale on the street since Jan 2017 — 1,547 in all. Read the change between two years carefully: the right-hand column counts how many different blocks sold each year, and a change in which blocks traded can move the median as much as the market does — the leases on this street started between 1999 and 2003.

YearMedian pricePer sq ftSalesBlocks that sold
2017$372,000$322 psf15248
2018$358,000$312 psf19352
2019$345,000$310 psf16851
2020$370,000$320 psf13847
2021$430,000$377 psf14050
2022$485,000$418 psf16152
2023$496,000$440 psf14051
2024$530,088$469 psf17951
2025$573,000$496 psf15753
2026$545,000$490 psf11946

Other streets in Choa Chu Kang

The same flat type across Singapore

4-room flats, by town, over the same 12 months. Dearest first, then cheapest — the honest version of a town comparison, because the flat type is held still.