SG Block Index

High Street Centre

179094 · Core Central Region (CCR) · City Hall · Downtown Core

Private condominium99-year leasehold (commenced 1969, ~42 years remaining)
80Overall / 100Top 28% of 2,287 condosHow we score →
Summary

High Street Centre in Downtown Core scores 79.8/100 overall. It is a 99-year leasehold (commenced 1969, ~42 years remaining) development, 3.5 minutes’ walk from Clarke Quay Mrt Station MRT, with recent resale around S$1801 psf.

Where it is

OneMap · SLA
Map showing the location of High Street Centre in Singapore

High Street Centre, Downtown Core, Singapore 179094

Pillar scores

Transport
90
Food
94
Schools
91
Healthcare
66
Daily needs
98
Green space
100
Connectivity
77
Value (lease)
4
Leisure
83
EV charging
25
80+ excellent65+ good50+ fair35+ weak<35 poor

Who it suits

Overall
80
Young Families
81
Seniors
79
Renters
83
Investors
60
EV Owners
57

Commute by public transport

OneMap routing · weekday 08:00
Raffles Placecity centre
12.1min
walkableS$0.00 · direct
one-north
30.8min
NELCCLS$1.82 · 1 transfer
Jurong East
38.2min
EWLS$2.11 · direct
Changi Airport
41.5min
EWLEWLS$2.24 · 1 transfer

Getting to the city centre

weekday 08:00 · OneMap

12 min door to door · S$0.00 · no transfers · 12 min (1007 m) walking · 0 min waiting · 0 min riding

12mthe city centre
  1. Walk 12 min (1007 m) to Destination
Fastest itinerary · fares & times from OneMap, Singapore Land Authority

Price & tenure

Transacted prices from URA caveats (private residential), last 5 years · tenure from URA

Latest median PSFS$1801
12-month change
Price momentumToo few sales

Based on 1 transaction. Tenure: 99-year leasehold (commenced 1969, ~42 years remaining).

Transacted unit sizes

Strata area of units transacted (URA caveats), not a full unit inventory

≤50 m²
1

What’s nearby

walk times, door to door
Walk-time rings · schematic5 min10 min15 minMRTHawkerMarketClinicParkHere

Distance from centre is real walk time (rings at 5 / 10 / 15 min); the angle only spreads categories apart — it is not compass bearing.

MRT stations

transit
PlannedPrince Edward Road MRT station (Master Plan 2025) is planned about 1884 m away — not yet open, shown separately from existing stations.

Hawker centres

food
  • Upper Cross Street Blk 531A (Hong Lim Food Centre and Market)9.2 min
  • Market Street Hawker Centre10.1 min
  • New Market Road Blk 32 (People's Park Food Centre)15 min

Supermarkets

daily
  • Cold Storage Singapore (1983) Pte Ltd3.5 min
  • Ntuc Fairprice Co-Operative Ltd9 min
  • Cold Storage Singapore (1983) Pte Ltd11.5 min

CHAS clinics

health
  • Mint Medical Centre (Funan)4.1 min
  • 1Aesthetics, Medical & Surgery4.2 min
  • Jade Medical Clinic Pte Ltd4.2 min

Parks & green

green
  • Parliament Promenade4.2 min
  • Hong Lim Pk6.2 min
  • The Foothills Fort Canning Pk6.4 min

Eldercare centres

care
  • Kreta Ayer Senior Activity Centre (Chin Swee)12.9 min
  • St Vincent Home15 min
  • Kreta Ayer Senior Activity Centre (Banda)17 min

Community clubs

leisure
  • imPAct@Hong Lim Green8.2 min
  • Kreta Ayer CC17.2 min
  • Tanjong Pagar CC24.2 min

Libraries

leisure
  • library@chinatown9.1 min
  • library@esplanade12 min
  • National Library Building14.6 min

What’s within a walk

OSRM foot · OneMap
Walking-reach map around High Street Centre
5-min walk10-min walk15-min walk

Within ~10 minutes on foot: 5 MRT, 1 hawker centres, 2 supermarkets, 5 parks, 4 clinics.

Shaded areas are real pedestrian reach (OSRM foot routing), sampled on a grid — an approximate schematic, not a legal boundary.

Buses near here

LTA stops · OneMap routing
Nearest bus stops
  • Stop 042510.7 min walk · 52 m
  • Stop 042291.6 min walk · 68 m

Board here and check the LTA bus app for the services and live arrival times.

Value for money

liveability vs price · like-for-like
strong value

Among CCR condos islandwide (668 compared), High Street Centre is more liveable than 82% of them and cheaper than 80% — around S$1,801/psf (as of 2022-01).

Liveability82th percentile
Price (lower is cheaper)cheaper than 80%

Percentiles rank this home only against comparable ones (CCR condos islandwide). A transparent price-vs-liveability comparison from real resale data — not a valuation or fair-price estimate. as of 2022-01

Who lives here

Census 2020 · Downtown Core planning area
Age profile
In Downtown Core, 8.7% of residents are under 15 and 13.6% are 65 or older.
35–3912.9%
40–4410.7%
30–3410.3%
45–4910.3%
Household income
65.5% of Downtown Core households earn $10,000 or more a month (gross, from work).
$20,000+40.9%
No working person11.3%
$15,000–17,4996.6%
$17,500–19,9994.5%
Dwelling mix
14.8% of Downtown Core households live in HDB flats; 82.9% in condominiums or landed homes.
Condominiums and other apartments82.9%
HDB 4 room flats14.8%
Others2.3%
Household size
70.6% of Downtown Core households are one or two people; 1-person households are the most common.
1-person44.1%
2-person26.5%
3-person11.2%
4-person8.4%
In education
Of Downtown Core residents currently in education, 30.9% attend polytechnic or university.
Primary24.2%
University23.8%
Secondary23.4%
Pre primary11.5%
Commute to work
38.3% of working Downtown Core residents commute by public transport; 20.6% drive or ride.
No transport required40.6%
MRT LRT only16.9%
Car13.3%
Bus10.8%

Resident data for the Downtown Core planning area, Census 2020 — Singapore Department of Statistics, via OneMap (Singapore Land Authority).

Compare with nearby condos →Living in Downtown CoreDowntown Core estate data →Homes near Clarke Quay Mrt StationHomes near River Valley Primary SchoolAll condos, ranked →Top-scoring condos →

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