Guilin View

98 filed transactions · District 23 · OCR

Median, per square foot
1,066 psf
Observed range
$747 — $1,400 psf
S$1,380k median price

99 yrs lease commencing from 1996 · 98 filed transactions

5.6% vs 12 months ago
S$1,380k
Median price
98
Filed transactions
61%
Spread, low to high

URA Data Service — PMI_Resi_Transaction · 2021-09 to 2026-09 · accessed 2026-09-10

Median price by month24 months with a sale

Apr '24 · S$1,774kAug '26 · S$950k

The transactions behind those figures20 of 98

Nothing modelled — these are the filed sales.

80 sqm · floor 06-10Condominium · Resale · 2026-08
S$950,000$1103 psf
78 sqm · floor 26-30Condominium · Resale · 2026-07
S$1,000,000$1191 psf
130 sqm · floor 01-05Condominium · Resale · 2026-07
S$1,625,000$1161 psf
158 sqm · floor 21-25Condominium · Resale · 2026-06
S$2,030,000$1194 psf
117 sqm · floor 11-15Condominium · Resale · 2026-06
S$1,570,000$1247 psf
115 sqm · floor 26-30Condominium · Resale · 2026-05
S$1,608,000$1299 psf
80 sqm · floor 11-15Condominium · Resale · 2026-05
S$1,000,000$1161 psf
111 sqm · floor 01-05Condominium · Resale · 2026-04
S$1,168,888$978 psf
Why a range, not one number. Valuation tools routinely disagree by S$15,000–S$80,000 on the same home, because none can see your floor, facing, renovation or lease. The spread above is the real one — the cheapest and dearest psf actually filed here over the period. Where your unit sits inside it depends on the things the data cannot see.
Contains information from HDB Resale Flat Prices (data.gov.sg) accessed on 2026-09-10 from data.gov.sg, made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence v1.0Contains information from URA Data Service — PMI_Resi_Transaction accessed on 2026-09-10, made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence v1.0

What the floor is worth

This project+11.3%

Floors 16+ against floors 1–5, Guilin View only. Median S$1,092 psf up top from 49 sales, S$981 psf low down from 18.

District 23, typical project+9.9%

Middle of 17 projects in District 23 that clear the bar — half fall between +3.4% and +11.3%. 1 came out negative — high floors sold for less in 1 of them.

Every band in District 23, for reference. This pools all buildings in the town, so it carries the estates as well as the storeys — a town whose tall blocks are its newest ones will show a steeper climb than height alone buys. The two figures above are the ones that hold a building constant.

StoreysMedian psfFiled sales
01-05S$1,4881,063
06-10S$1,558968
11-15S$1,617663
16-20S$1,659402
21-25S$1,693347
26-30S$1,838128

URA Data Service — PMI_Resi_Transaction · accessed 2026-09-10T21:15:39.110Z. Storey bands are the source's own — no floor number is inferred from them. A premium is a median of filed transactions, not a valuation of any home.

What's around

Straight-line distance from the building — the walk is longer, and how much longer depends on what is in the way.

Nearest station
Bukit Gombak
302m
Primary schools within 1km
3
nearest 255m
Primary schools · straight-line distance
  • Lianhua Primary School255m
  • Dazhong Primary School590m
  • St. Anthony'S Primary School977m on the 1km line
4 more between 1km and 2km
  • Bukit View Primary School1.1km
  • Keming Primary School1.2km
  • Princess Elizabeth Primary School1.5km
  • Yuhua Primary School2.0km
A band is priority, not a place — and this is an indication, not MOE's answer. MOE measures home to school in a straight line, which is what is measured here. But it measures to the school's land boundary and this measures to the school's single registered coordinate, so a large campus reads as further away than MOE would find it. It also measures from the address on your child's registration, not from the block. A school near the line can fall either side of it once MOE measures it, and an oversubscribed school still ballots within a band. For the official category for a specific address, use OneMap's SchoolQuery.
Stations
  • Bukit Gombak302m
  • Bukit Batok787m
  • Hillview1.7km
Also nearby
  • Hawker centreBukit Batok West Hawker Centre1.2km
  • ParkBukit Batok Town Park394m
  • Other schoolsHillgrove Secondary School371m

Coordinates from OneMap, © Singapore Land Authority. Distances are straight-line.
Station exit locations — LTA (data.gov.sg), under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Accessed 2026-08-23.

School addresses — MOE School Directory and Information (data.gov.sg), under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Accessed 2026-08-23.

Hawker centre locations — NEA (data.gov.sg), under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Accessed 2026-08-23.

Park locations — NParks (data.gov.sg), under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Accessed 2026-08-23.

What has sold nearby300m

No other project with filed sales sits within 300m. That is a fact about this radius, not about the market — widen it above.

The afternoon sun, and what is approved in it247°–293°

NESW

Seen from here, the sun sets at 247° (WSW) in December and 293° (WNW) in June — a swing of 47° across the year. A window on one of those bearings takes the low sun for part of the year and none of it for the rest.

Today the sun drops below 15° at 06:04 pm and sets at 07:00 pm, arriving from 273° (W). Above that angle it is over the roof rather than through the window; near the equator the midday sun is almost overhead, which is why this is only ever about the last hour.

Nothing published says which way a unit points — not URA, not HDB. You are the one standing in it, or holding the plan. If the floor plan carries a north arrow, the plan reader will read it off and say so when it cannot.

Nothing with planning permission sits on those bearings within 400m. That is a fact about this radius and these bearings, not a guarantee of a view — an application not yet decided does not appear here, and neither does anything further out.

This does not tell you whether anything is blocked. A shadow needs the height and footprint of every building between you and the sun, and no public dataset here carries them — so none is drawn. What is above is the bearing the sun arrives on, which is astronomy, and what has been permitted along it, which is a filed decision with a reference number. Joining the two is yours. Bearings and distances are straight-line. A decision is permission to build, not a building: some are never started, and heights come from URA’s own wording, which states one about four times in five.

The land under Guilin View

HDB put this parcel out to tender and names Guilin View as what was built on it. Everything below is from that tender: the dates, the winning price, and the 5 bids that came in.

  1. Tender launched29 Sep 1995
  2. Tender closed30 Nov 19955 bids received
  3. Awarded26 Jan 1996Hong Leong Holdings Ltd/City Developments Ltd
  4. Winning tenderS$233,000,000HDB publishes no gross floor area for this site, so a rate per square foot cannot be worked out from what is published
Parcel
Bukit Batok S1 Bukit Batok Street 52
Site area
31,025 sq m
Lease
99 yrs
Plot ratio
3
Gross floor area
Not published
Sold as
Condominium
Every bid — all 5, as HDB published them
Ranked by amount. The gap column is each bid measured against the winning one — subtraction, not a judgement about whether anyone bid well.
#TendererBidBehind the winner
1Hong Leong Holdings Ltd / City Developments LtdS$233,000,000
2Orchard Terminal Pte LtdS$228,403,000S$4,597,000 · 2.0%
3First Capital Corporation LtdS$204,500,000S$28,500,000 · 12.2%
4Allgreen Properties Ltd / Hoe Seng Co (Pte) Ltd / Ho Bee Developments Pte LtdS$200,800,000S$32,200,000 · 13.8%
5Winavic Investment Pte LtdS$193,118,900S$39,881,100 · 17.1%

What the land cost and what a unit sells for are not two ends of one sum. Between them sit construction over a multi-year build, financing, the development charge, marketing and agent commissions, GST, and the cost of holding unsold units. None of those is published for a named project, so this site does not estimate a developer’s cost or margin and no figure here should be read as one.

Source: HDB — Sites Sold by HDB · tender awarded 26 Jan 1996 · transcribed from HDB’s published tables on 2026-08-31 · prices are nominal and are not adjusted for inflation. HDB names the development on this row as “Guilin View”. This parcel, from tender to today · Every land sale

Where the money actually goes

Drag the sale price. Everything moves.

Cash
Loan
CPF principal
CPF interest
Fees
Sale price · S$1,380,000
Outstanding loan
CPF principal used
Years held
Agent fee %
Sale priceS$1,380,000
Outstanding loanS$180,000
CPF principal refundBack into your CPF, not lostS$150,000
CPF accrued interestCPF OA rate, compounded over 12 yearsS$52,416
Agent fee (2% + GST) and legalS$32,884
Cash in handS$964,700
S$202,416 returns to your CPF, not your pocket — still yours, and it can fund the next purchase. The accrued interest alone is S$52,416, and it grows every year you hold. HDB concessionary loan interest is 2.6% p.a.; CPF Ordinary Account accrues at 2.5%.

Look up somewhere else

Any HDB block or private project in Singapore.