Bukit Merah HDB Resale Snapshot (September 2026)
Hombble Data · published 2026-09-19
This snapshot measures HDB resale activity in Bukit Merah using Hombble listing and transaction data. It covers 1,842 resale transactions recorded over the past 24 months across four flat types, alongside the current live listings on the platform as of September 2026.
Finding 1: 4-room flats lead resale activity
Across the 24-month window, 4-room flats accounted for the largest share of transactions at 766, followed by 3-room flats at 663. Larger 5-room flats recorded 333 transactions, while the smaller 2-room segment was the least active at 62 transactions.
Average prices varied widely by flat type. The table below sets out the 24-month average alongside the most recent 12 months and the prior 12 months for each type.
| Flat type | Transactions (24m) | Avg price (24m) | Avg price (last 12m) | Avg price (prior 12m) |
| 2 ROOM | 62 | S$330,555 | S$316,654 | S$349,803 |
| 3 ROOM | 663 | S$517,337 | S$510,737 | S$523,204 |
| 4 ROOM | 766 | S$891,474 | S$897,942 | S$884,800 |
| 5 ROOM | 333 | S$1,052,901 | S$1,062,593 | S$1,040,787 |
Finding 2: Mixed movement between the two 12-month periods
The direction of average prices was not uniform across flat types. For 4-room and 5-room flats, the average price in the last 12 months was higher than in the prior 12 months. For 2-room and 3-room flats, the more recent average was lower than the earlier period.
Across all resale transactions in Bukit Merah, prices ranged from a low of S$238,888 to a high of S$1,728,000 over the 24-month window.
Finding 3: Live listings are entirely HDB
As of September 2026, there were 100 live listings on Hombble for Bukit Merah, all of which were HDB flats. There were no condominium listings recorded. The cheapest HDB listing was priced at S$345,000, and no cheapest condominium figure was available.
Method and caveats
The figures here are drawn from live Hombble listing and transaction data as of 2026-09-19. Transaction figures are registered-transaction prices, while live listing figures are asking prices. Averages cover a rolling 24-month period and its two constituent 12-month halves. Transaction counts and price ranges reflect only records available on the platform, and live listing totals are a point-in-time snapshot that will change as listings are added or removed.
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