503 Bukit Batok Street 52 - 1 Units for Sale

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503 Bukit Batok Street 52 – PropertyGuru Market Pulse Insights

Area-level search behaviour shows the development remaining relevant within current property browsing activity, according to PropertyGuru's 30-day search trends for the Dairy Farm / Bukit Panjang / Choa Chu Kang market. This project continues to surface in local search results as active participants review their options in the vicinity. The property maintains its visibility by catering to specific buyer requirements within a competitive residential landscape.

Most-searched Units: 2-Bedroom

Popular preferences: Corner Unit, Balcony, Renovated, Gym, Tennis Court

Pricing by Unit Types:

• 3-Bedroom Units:
  • Avg Asking Price: S$ 500K
  • Avg PSF: S$ 553 psf (39.78% lower compared to Dairy Farm / Bukit Panjang / Choa Chu Kang average of S$ 918 psf)
  • Available Units: 1

Key Takeaway: Market demand indicators point strongly towards 2-Bedroom configurations as the preferred choice for those browsing this development. While search interest is concentrated on smaller layouts, the available 3-bedroom inventory is positioned at a significant 39.78% discount relative to the broader district average. This substantial price gap suggests the property offers a highly competitive entry point for larger space requirements compared to regional norms. Such a value-oriented pricing profile likely supports steady attention from budget-conscious seekers looking for localized affordability.

Published date: May 5, 2026