Eastpac Building

A freehold apartment in District 12 (Rest of Central Region), completed in 1983.

At a glance

  • Median psf Not available
  • Sales 0
  • Atlas score 74 out of 100

The project

Project facts

Developer
Not available
Total units
7
Storeys
Not available
TOP
1983
Tenure
Freehold
Property type
Apartment
District
District 12
Market segment
Rest of Central Region (RCR)
Street
Balestier Road
Units sold at least once
7

PLB Atlas

Atlas score

74 out of 100

From 10 of 10 parts, each scored 1 to 5.

  • Bala's Curve5 out of 5
  • District disparity5 out of 5
  • Exit audience4 out of 5
  • Land size / density5 out of 5
  • MRT proximity2 out of 5
  • Quantum1 out of 5
  • Region disparity5 out of 5
  • Rental demand2 out of 5
  • Parents' attraction5 out of 5
  • Volume3 out of 5

The Atlas score is PLB's own reading of how well a project may hold its value when it is sold on: the parts' total as a share of the most they could score. It is an estimate, not advice or a valuation.

Last five years

Price per square foot, month by month

No sales in the 12 months to Sep 2026.

Median price per square foot at Eastpac Building each month, Oct 2021 to Sep 2026. Sales of more than one unit are left out. Median price per square foot for Eastpac Building each month from Oct 2021 to Sep 2026. Lowest $1,010 in Jul 2025; highest $1,010 in Jul 2025; latest $1,010 in Jul 2025. 59 months had no sales. Jul 2025: median $1,010 psf, 1 sale
Median price per square foot at Eastpac Building each month, Oct 2021 to Sep 2026. Sales of more than one unit are left out.
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Median price per square foot at Eastpac Building each month, Oct 2021 to Sep 2026. Sales of more than one unit are left out.
MonthMedian psfSales
Jul 2025$1,0101
Median price per square foot at Eastpac Building by year
YearMedian psfSales
2025$1,0101
2018$8641
2012$1,2002
2002$5691
1998$3791
1996$4821

Newest first

Each sale

The date the sale was agreed, the range of floors the home is on, its area, price and price per square foot, and whether it was bought from the developer (new sale), before completion from another buyer (sub sale) or after completion (resale).

Sales at Eastpac Building, newest first
DateFloorsArea (sq ft)PricePrice psfType of sale
8 Jul 20251 to 51,981$2,000,000$1,010Resale
17 Jul 20201 to 52,799$1,950,000$697Resale, 2 units
12 Jun 20181 to 51,851$1,600,000$864Resale
8 Aug 20121 to 51,399$1,678,800$1,200Resale
8 Aug 20121 to 51,399$1,678,800$1,200Resale
31 Dec 20021 to 51,421$809,000$569Resale
17 Nov 19981 to 51,399$530,000$379Resale
2 May 19961 to 51,399$675,000$482Resale

Rents

Rents by bedrooms

Median monthly rent at Eastpac Building by quarter and bedrooms, with the number of leases
QuarterAll
Jul to Sep 2020$3,100 (3)

Median monthly rent, with the number of leases in brackets. A figure is shown only where 3 or more leases were signed in the quarter.

Gross rental yield: not enough recent leases or sales to estimate it.

About the data

Where these figures come from

  • Sales and rents: URA's records. Floors are shown as 5-storey ranges; unit numbers are never shown.
  • Medians leave out sales of more than one unit in a single transaction.
  • Project facts are from PLB's project records. Where they give no TOP year, the completion year in the sale records is used.
  • The Atlas score and the gross rental yield are PLB's estimates.

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