Jurong East Street 13

Jurong East Street 13: older HDB blocks, New Generation flats and Jurong East rail access

Jurong East Street 13’s HDB inventory records 1,788 homes across sixteen residential blocks, checked on 20 October 2026, Singapore time. Block 112 carries a 1980 completion label, nine blocks carry 1981 and six carry 1982. Recorded heights range from four to twenty-five storeys, including the four-storey Block 104 and twenty-five-storey Blocks 103 and 106. The precise block and its documented lease provide more useful context than the street’s age alone.

The sold categories contain 692 three-room, 549 four-room, 510 five-room and 36 executive homes, totalling 1,787. Separately, the source records one three-room rental home at Block 114. These inventory categories describe the housing stock, rather than the number currently available for sale or rent. The presence of executive stock also does not guarantee an executive transaction sample in every reporting period.

Thirty-seven sales were registered in the complete October 2025–September 2026 window. Nineteen three-room registrations had a median of S$420,000 and a S$385,000–S$480,000 range. Seven four-room registrations had a median of S$522,000 and ranged from S$480,000 to S$568,000. Eleven five-room registrations had a median of S$700,000 and a S$605,000–S$820,000 range. No executive registrations were recorded in this window. The figures are historical registered prices rather than current asking prices or valuations.

All nineteen three-room observations were New Generation flats of 67, 68 or 84 sq m with 1981–1983 lease starts. All seven four-room records were 90 sq m New Generation flats, but their lease starts included 1981, 1982 and 1993. The five-room sample combined nine Improved flats, one Model A and one Adjoined flat, spanning 120–136 sq m with lease starts in 1981, 1982, 1983 or 1993. Keep those source models and lease cohorts visible when comparing an individual home; completion and lease commencement are separate fields.

Property.co records Chinese Garden MRT, EW25, at a minimum straight-line separation of 376 m from Jurong East Street 13’s residential blocks and Jurong East MRT, EW24/NS1, at 574 m. LTA identifies the current East West Line and East West/North South interchange respectively. The minima can begin at different blocks and do not establish a walking route, travel time or sheltered connection. Check the station entrance and crossings from the selected block.

Fuhua Primary School gives its address as 65 Jurong East Street 13. Property.co records a minimum straight-line separation of 169 m from the street’s residential blocks to the school. This is a destination reference for checking a school-day route, not an official home-to-school distance or assurance of registration priority, eligibility or available places. Assess the particular address and current registration rules separately.

Chinese Garden within Jurong Lake Gardens offers wider-area leisure context. NParks identifies the Grand Arch and White Rainbow Bridge as retained landmarks and provides a current garden map for planning a visit. Property.co records the mapped Chinese Gardens feature at a minimum straight-line separation of 536 m from the street’s residential blocks. That feature measurement is not a route to a chosen entrance or attraction; consult the official map and current notices before setting out.

Explore Jurong East Street 13 homes in the street listings box, which updates with matching published Property.co listings, or browse Jurong East homes for sale and rent. Use the actual block, model, area, lease and condition to choose relevant dated comparisons, and keep the executive inventory separate from this window’s three-room, four-room and five-room transactions.

Source datasets: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10