Choa Chu Kang Resale Snapshot: 2,058 Flats Sold Across 24 Months (September 2026)

Hombble Data · published 2026-09-17

This snapshot measures resale flat prices and transaction activity in Choa Chu Kang over the past 24 months, alongside live listings currently on the Hombble platform. Across all flat types, 2,058 resale transactions were recorded in the period, with registered prices ranging from S$305,000 to S$980,000.

Finding 1: 4-room flats dominate resale volume

Among the flat types tracked, 4-room flats saw the highest activity with 992 transactions over 24 months, followed by 5-room flats at 714. Executive flats commanded the highest average prices, while smaller flat types recorded far fewer sales. The table below sets out the average prices and volumes by flat type.

Flat typeTransactions (24m)Avg price (24m)Avg price (last 12m)Avg price (prior 12m)
2 Room30S$361,643S$378,126S$345,159
3 Room137S$453,162S$452,118S$454,253
4 Room992S$557,312S$558,533S$556,026
5 Room714S$659,821S$663,463S$656,117
Executive185S$822,526S$833,247S$812,586

Finding 2: Year-on-year price movements vary by flat type

Comparing the last 12 months against the prior 12 months, average prices for 4-room, 5-room and Executive flats each edged higher. The 4-room average moved from S$556,026 to S$558,533, the 5-room average from S$656,117 to S$663,463, and the Executive average from S$812,586 to S$833,247. The 3-room average was broadly flat, easing slightly from S$454,253 to S$452,118. The 2-room average, drawn from the smallest sample of just 30 transactions, rose from S$345,159 to S$378,126.

Finding 3: Live listings show HDB supply outweighs condominiums

There are currently 674 live listings in Choa Chu Kang on the Hombble platform. Of these, 460 are HDB listings and 130 are condominium listings. The cheapest HDB listing is priced at S$360,000, while the cheapest condominium listing stands at S$865,000.

Method and caveats

The figures above are drawn from live Hombble listing and transaction data as of 2026-09-17. Resale prices are registered-transaction figures, while live listing prices are asking figures and may differ from eventual sale prices. Averages for flat types with small transaction counts, such as the 2-room segment with 30 transactions over 24 months, are more sensitive to individual sales and should be read with that in mind. Listing counts reflect active listings at the time of extraction and change over time.

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