430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 HDB For Rent Guide

Ang Mo Kio town: mature, convenient and community-focused

Ang Mo Kio is a mature HDB town in the North Region of Singapore, located between Bishan and Yio Chu Kang. It is known for:

• Food: multiple hawker centres, coffeeshops and late-night eateries.
• Parks: easy access to Bishan–Ang Mo Kio Park and nearby green spaces.
• Transport: Ang Mo Kio MRT station on the North–South Line and major bus interchanges.
• Amenities: shopping malls, supermarkets, schools and healthcare facilities.

As a resident, you feel the difference versus a newer town: the blocks may be older, but the estate has a strong neighbourhood identity, regular markets, familiar coffeeshop uncles, and a well-tested transport network. For tenants, especially young professionals and families, this translates into predictable daily convenience.

Types of HDB rentals: whole flat vs room

At 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, and in Ang Mo Kio generally, you will see two main rental types:

• Whole flat rental – You rent the entire HDB unit. Suitable for families, couples or groups of friends forming a household. The owner is not living in the flat.
• Room rental – You rent one bedroom (common or master room) in an owner-occupied unit. Suitable for singles, students and some expats who prefer lower monthly rent and don’t mind sharing common spaces.

Why tenants choose HDB flats over private condos in Ang Mo Kio often comes down to:

• Affordability: HDB rents are typically lower than nearby private condominiums with similar space.
• Location: Many HDB blocks are closer to MRT stations, bus interchanges and hawker centres than private developments.
• Community: Heartland living is more integrated with local neighbours, coffeeshops and markets.

If your priority is a practical, well-located base with strong amenities rather than facilities like a pool or gym in the building, HDB rentals at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 are a sensible option.

Available rental options and typical monthly rent

Typical whole-flat rent in Ang Mo Kio (2026)

Rental prices fluctuate with market conditions, unit condition and proximity to MRT. Based on recent rental data for Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and public transaction records, 5-room flats in Block 430 have transacted around S$3,500–S$4,200 per month in 2024–2025. For other flat types in Ang Mo Kio, market data from similar streets suggests the following approximate 2026 ranges (for whole-flat rent):

Within Block 430 itself, the most relevant benchmark is the recent 5-room rentals, which anchor expectations for the larger units. Lower-floor, older, or partially furnished flats may be priced at the lower end of the range; renovated, high-floor, fully furnished flats close to the MRT may command the higher end.

Room rental: common vs master room

Room rentals in Ang Mo Kio are common, especially for working professionals and students. While data is more fragmented, local listings and on-the-ground experience suggest the following typical ranges for HDB room rentals in 2026:

Rooms closer to Ang Mo Kio MRT, furnished with air-conditioning and inclusive utilities, tend to be at the higher end. Simpler rooms in older blocks, or those located slightly farther from the MRT/bus interchange, sit at the more affordable end.

How to check current listings and prices safely

For up-to-date asking rents and availability at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3:

• Use Homejourney’s property search feature at Property Search and filter by "HDB" and "For Rent" around Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3.
• Go directly: View HDB flats for rent near 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Ang Mo Kio – Property Search .
• If you find a unit you like, click through to Schedule a viewing with a property agent – or Projects Directory if part of a broader market analysis.

Homejourney emphasises listing verification and clear information so tenants can avoid misleading ads and unsafe arrangements.

Why rent at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3: lifestyle and community

Neighbourhood character

Living at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 feels like classic heartland living. From the void deck, you’ll often see residents chatting over kopi, elderly neighbours walking to morning exercises, and schoolchildren cutting through to the bus stops. It’s busy but rarely overwhelming, and because it’s a mature estate, most amenities have been around for years — which means strong routines and familiarity.

Food options: hawker centres and coffeeshops

One of the biggest advantages of renting here is the food. Within a short walk (around 5–10 minutes depending on your pace), you’ll find:

• Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre – a classic hawker centre with economical rice, noodle stalls and local favourites.
• Neighbourhood coffeeshops along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and nearby streets with zi char, chicken rice, prata and economical mixed rice.
• Fast food outlets and casual eateries inside Ang Mo Kio Hub and around the town centre.

As a local insider tip: weekday mornings are the quietest time at the hawker centre; if you go around 7–8pm on weekends, expect long queues at popular stalls. Many tenants here build a routine around a favourite kopi stall or noodle stall — one of the understated perks of staying in Ang Mo Kio.

Daily essentials: supermarkets, clinics and markets

From Block 430, you can typically access:

• Supermarkets – A major supermarket inside Ang Mo Kio Hub and other chains distributed around the town, within a 10–12 minute walk.
• Wet markets – Ang Mo Kio Central Market offers fresh produce, meat and seafood at heartland prices.
• Clinics – Multiple GP clinics and dental clinics in the town centre and under surrounding blocks.

For everyday living, this means you rarely need to travel outside Ang Mo Kio for groceries, basic medical needs or food. Many flats here are also near minimarts and provision shops, which are useful for late-night snacks or forgotten household items.

Parks and recreation

One key lifestyle advantage in Ang Mo Kio is proximity to Bishan–Ang Mo Kio Park, one of Singapore’s most popular linear parks with cycling paths, running trails and water features. From Block 430, you can typically reach parts of the park within a short bus ride or a reasonable cycling distance.

There are also smaller neighbourhood parks and playgrounds dotted around Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, plus fitness corners incorporated into HDB open spaces. For tenants, especially families and fitness-minded professionals, this supports a healthy routine without needing to travel far.

Safety and estate maintenance

HDB towns like Ang Mo Kio are managed by Town Councils in coordination with HDB, with regular cleaning, maintenance, and safety checks. As a tenant you’ll see:

• Scheduled lift maintenance and safety notices.
• Regular cleaning of common areas, including corridors, staircases and void decks.
• Lighting upgrades and CCTV in certain areas, helping improve security.

Homejourney encourages tenants to check for issues such as faulty lighting in corridors, lift conditions and cleanliness during viewings and to inform landlords or Town Councils if they notice safety concerns. Mature estates like Ang Mo Kio generally have established maintenance routines, which is reassuring for long-term renters.

HDB rental rules: what tenants must know

Whole-flat subletting rules

HDB has specific rules for renting out whole flats, which differ significantly from private property. According to HDB guidelines:[HDB.gov.sg]

• Minimum Occupation Period (MOP): Flat owners can only rent out the entire HDB flat after they have fulfilled the 5-year MOP.
• Approval required: Owners must seek HDB’s approval before renting out their whole flat.
• Subletting period: There is no fixed maximum, but approvals and conditions can change over time, and owners must comply with updated rules.

As a tenant, you should confirm during viewing that the owner has fulfilled MOP and obtained HDB approval for whole-flat rental. Homejourney recommends asking to see supporting documentation where possible to ensure the tenancy is compliant.

Room rental rules (bedroom subletting)

For room rentals in HDB flats, HDB’s rules are different:[HDB.gov.sg]

• Owners are allowed to rent out rooms even during MOP, as long as they continue to live in the flat.
• The maximum number of occupants (including the owners) depends on the flat type. For example, a 4-room flat usually allows up to 6 persons total.
• Owners must register all tenants with HDB.

For tenants renting a room at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, make sure the owner is living in the flat and that the total number of occupants is within HDB’s limit. If you feel the unit is crowded, that can be both a comfort issue and a potential compliance concern.

Non-Citizen (NC) tenant quota

HDB has a Non-Citizen (NC) tenant quota, which limits the proportion of non-Malaysian foreigners who can rent HDB flats in each block and neighbourhood.[HDB.gov.sg] The key points:

• Quota applies to non-citizens (excluding Malaysians).
• If the quota for a block is full, flat owners cannot rent to additional non-citizen tenants in that block.
• Quota status can change over time and must be checked on HDB’s official website.

For expats and foreign workers considering 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, this quota is critical. Homejourney advises:

• Ask the landlord or agent to check the current NC quota status on HDB’s website for this block before signing.
• Ensure your nationality information is accurately declared.

If the quota is full, you may need to consider another block in Ang Mo Kio or a different town. Malaysians are treated differently under this quota and have more flexibility.

Minimum rental period

HDB’s minimum rental period for whole-flat and room rentals is typically 6 months, and short-term stays under 6 months (such as daily or weekly rentals) are not allowed.[HDB.gov.sg] This means you cannot legally rent an HDB flat like a hotel or short-stay apartment.

Tenants at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 should expect tenancy agreements of at least 6 months, with most landlords preferring 1–2 year leases. Homejourney encourages tenants to avoid any arrangement that offers very short stays in HDB flats, as these are likely non-compliant.

Transport and commute from 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3

Nearest MRT station and walking time

430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 is located within comfortable reach of Ang Mo Kio MRT station on the North–South Line (NSL)8–12 minutes, passing through sheltered walkways and town-centre pathways. Being within walking distance of an NSL station significantly improves connectivity to key employment hubs.

Key bus routes

Ang Mo Kio has a busy bus network with services to the CBD, Orchard, industrial estates and other towns. From stops along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and nearby roads, you can usually access buses that go towards:

• Town centre / AMK Hub
• Bishan / Toa Payoh
• Orchard / Dhoby Ghaut
• Yio Chu Kang / Woodlands

Exact bus numbers and timings evolve over time, so tenants should check the latest information via LTA or bus operator apps. Insider tip: Morning peak buses can be crowded; many residents prefer walking to Ang Mo Kio MRT and taking the train instead, which is usually more predictable.

Commute times to key areas

From Ang Mo Kio MRT (NSL), approximate train commute times are:

• To Orchard: about 15–20 minutes by train.
• To Raffles Place (CBD): about 25–30 minutes with one line (NSL).
• To Jurong East: around 35–40 minutes via NSL.
• To Changi Airport: about 45–60 minutes with transfers to the East–West Line and airport spur line.

For industrial estates, bus and train combinations to areas like Woodlands, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park and Yishun are common. Many professionals and technicians prefer staying in Ang Mo Kio because it offers a central compromise between northern industrial zones and city-centre offices.

Cycling infrastructure

Ang Mo Kio has gradually improved its cycling network, with park connectors linking to Bishan–Ang Mo Kio Park and adjacent neighbourhoods. While cycling lanes are not everywhere, renters who cycle will appreciate:

• Park connectors for recreational rides.
• Bike parking facilities around blocks and the town centre.

Safety tip: Always observe traffic rules, use lights at night, and lock your bicycle securely at designated racks — bicycle theft can happen even in well-managed estates.

Nearby amenities for tenants

Food: hawker centres and coffeeshops near 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3

For tenants, easy access to affordable food is a major plus. Around Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, you can expect:

• Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre – classic hawker centre with a wide variety of stalls.
• Multiple coffeeshops along Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 with zi char, noodle stalls, mixed rice and drinks.
• Takeaway options and small eateries under neighbouring blocks, often open till late.

Local tip: For budget-conscious tenants, mixed rice at coffeeshops along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 can be more affordable than the town-centre hawker centre during peak tourist or weekend periods.

Shopping malls and supermarkets

Within a short radius of Block 430, you have access to:

• Ang Mo Kio Hub – an integrated mall at the MRT station, with retail, F&B, supermarket and services.
• Neighbourhood supermarkets and minimarts around Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and adjoining streets.
• Occasional pasar malam (night markets) at open spaces or near the bus interchange, which locals frequent.

This coverage means you can shop for groceries after work, pick up household items easily, and enjoy retail options without needing to travel to bigger malls in other towns.

Schools near 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3

Families renting in Ang Mo Kio often do so with schooling in mind. The town has multiple primary and secondary schools, plus junior colleges and tertiary institutions within commuting distance. Tenants should verify exact distances and MOE policies for school admissions, but broadly, Ang Mo Kio is well served with education options.

For tertiary students, transport links make it practical to commute to polytechnics and universities such as Nanyang Polytechnic (in Ang Mo Kio itself), as well as institutions reachable via the NSL and connecting lines.

Healthcare: polyclinic and hospitals

Healthcare access is another practical consideration:

• Ang Mo Kio Polyclinic – the main public primary healthcare facility in the town.
• Multiple private GP clinics and dental clinics under the blocks and in the town centre.
• Hospitals in nearby towns reachable via MRT or bus (e.g., Tan Tock Seng Hospital via NSL and a short transfer).

Tenants benefit from having both public and private options nearby, reducing travel time when seeking medical care.

Sports, gyms and swimming complexes

Active tenants can take advantage of:

• Sports complexes – such as Ang Mo Kio Swimming Complex.
• Commercial gyms within Ang Mo Kio Hub or under certain blocks.
• Public fitness corners and jogging routes around HDB estates.

Combining this with access to Bishan–Ang Mo Kio Park gives a balanced lifestyle without needing a condo gym or pool.

Rental costs and budgeting for tenants

Expected monthly rent

To summarise typical rent expectations for Ang Mo Kio HDB flats in 2026:

• 3-room whole flat: around S$2,300–S$3,000.
• 4-room whole flat: around S$2,700–S$3,500.
• 5-room whole flat: around S$3,300–S$4,200+ (Block 430 recent transactions largely fall within this band).
• Common room: about S$800–S$1,200.
• Master room: about S$1,100–S$1,600.

These are indicative ranges; exact rents depend on unit-specific factors. Homejourney’s listings allow you to filter and compare asking prices to ensure they align with prevailing market data, including resources available at Projects and Projects Directory for broader market analysis.

Utilities, internet and air-con costs

Beyond rent, tenants at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 should budget for:

• Utilities (electricity, water, gas): typically around S$100–S$300 per month for a whole flat, depending on size and usage.
• Internet: about S$30–S$50 per month for home broadband.
• Air-conditioning: heavy usage in a 4- or 5-room flat can add S$50–S$150+ to monthly utilities, depending on system efficiency.

Many room rentals quote an inclusive rate (utilities + Wi-Fi) while whole-flat rentals often have tenants paying utilities separately. To keep air-con costs manageable, regular servicing is important; Homejourney tenants can find trusted providers at Aircon Services .

Comparison with nearby towns and private rentals

Compared to nearby mature estates and central private condos:

• HDB rent in Ang Mo Kio is generally cheaper than equivalent-sized condos in central regions, but higher than some non-mature outlying towns.
• Ang Mo Kio’s rent levels reflect its central-ish location, strong transport connectivity and full amenities.

This makes Ang Mo Kio attractive for tenants who want a balance between cost and convenience. The total monthly cost of living for a couple renting a 3-room flat (including rent, utilities, internet and basic food/transport) typically falls somewhere between S$3,000–S$4,000, though individual lifestyles can vary widely.

Tenant guide: renting safely at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3

What to check before signing

To protect yourself, Homejourney recommends a structured viewing and verification process:

• Flat condition: Check walls, flooring, windows, doors, and water pressure. Look for signs of leaks or mould.
• Appliances: Test air-con units, fridge, washing machine, water heater and lights. Confirm which items are included in the rent.
• HDB compliance: Ask if MOP is met (for whole-flat rental), whether HDB has approved the subletting, and if you are registered as a tenant with HDB.
• NC quota: For non-citizens (excluding Malaysians), confirm that the NC quota for the block allows your tenancy and ask the owner/agent to check HDB’s site.
• Neighbourhood noise levels: Visit during evening peak to assess noise from traffic, neighbours and nearby activities.

Typical lease terms and security deposit

HDB rentals in Ang Mo Kio commonly have:

• Lease term: 1–2 years, sometimes extendable by mutual agreement.
• Security deposit: often 1 month’s rent for a 1-year lease, or 2 months for a 2-year lease, payable upon signing.

Always ensure terms about deposit refund, notice period, minor repairs and early termination are clearly written into the Tenancy Agreement. Homejourney encourages seeking legal or professional advice if terms are unclear, especially for expat tenants unfamiliar with local practices.

Stamping the Tenancy Agreement (IRAS)

Under Singapore law, most tenancy agreements must be stamped with IRAS (Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore) for them to be admissible in court and to fulfil tax requirements. The stamp duty is typically paid by the tenant, based on the total rent and lease duration.[IRAS]

The process is done online via IRAS e-Stamping. Tenants should:

• Ensure the Tenancy Agreement is signed.
• Complete the e-Stamping process within the required timeframe.
• Keep a copy of the stamped agreement and receipt.

Failing to stamp may cause issues in disputes, so this step is essential for your protection.

Move-in and move-out inventory checklist

To avoid disputes over damages, use a simple inventory checklist when you move in and out:

1. Document all items provided (furniture, appliances, fixtures).
2. Take clear photos of existing wear and tear (scratches, stains, dents).
3. Agree on which items the landlord will repair or replace before move-in.
4. Repeat photos at move-out and compare to the original condition.

Homejourney recommends sharing the checklist with the landlord and keeping signed copies. This is particularly important in older blocks such as 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 where normal wear and tear is expected.

Dispute resolution: Small Claims Tribunal

If disputes arise (e.g., over deposit refunds or repairs) and cannot be settled amicably, tenants may seek recourse at the Small Claims Tribunals under the State Courts.[Singapore Courts] Claims are typically limited to a certain monetary threshold, and the process is designed to be accessible without lawyers.

Before escalating to formal proceedings, Homejourney encourages tenants and landlords to:

• Refer to the stamped Tenancy Agreement.
• Review inventory checklists and photo evidence.
• Attempt mediation or a compromise solution.

Clear documentation from the start greatly improves your position if disputes occur later.

Homejourney tools and related guides

Using Homejourney to find and verify rentals

To safely find HDB flats for rent at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and nearby blocks:

• Search for “Ang Mo Kio for rent” or “430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 for rent” via Property Search .
• Filter HDB listings by flat type (3-room, 4-room, 5-room) and budget.
• Use listing details and market insights from Projects and Projects Directory to assess fairness of asking rents.
• When ready, Schedule a viewing with a property agent – .

Homejourney’s platform is built around user safety: verified information, transparent listing details and clear guidance on HDB rules so tenants are not caught out by regulatory surprises.

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FAQ: Renting HDB flats at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3

What is the typical monthly rent for a 5-room flat at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3?

Recent rental transactions for 5-room flats at Block 430 show monthly rents around S$3,500–S$4,200, depending on unit condition, floor level and furnishing. Asking rents in 2026 may be slightly higher or lower based on market conditions, so always check current listings on Homejourney at Property Search .

Can expats and foreign workers rent a flat at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3?

Yes, expats and foreign workers can rent HDB flats, but they are subject to the Non-Citizen (NC) tenant quota for each block and neighbourhood.[HDB.gov.sg] If the quota at Block 430 is full, landlords cannot rent to additional non-citizen tenants (excluding Malaysians). Always ask your landlord or agent to verify the current quota on HDB’s website before signing.

What is the minimum rental period for HDB flats in Ang Mo Kio?

The minimum rental period for HDB flats and rooms is generally 6 months, and short-term rentals below 6 months are not allowed.[HDB.gov.sg] Most tenancies at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 are for 1–2 years.

How far is 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 from Ang Mo Kio MRT station?

Block 430 is within an approximately 8–12 minute walk of Ang Mo Kio MRT station on the North–South Line, depending on the specific route and walking pace. Sheltered walkways cover portions of the route, which is useful during rain.

Are there good food options near 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3?

Yes. Tenants can easily access Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre, multiple coffeeshops along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, and eateries within Ang Mo Kio Hub. These provide a wide range of affordable local food and drinks within walking distance.

What should I budget for utilities when renting an HDB flat here?

For a typical 3- to 5-room HDB flat, expect utilities (electricity, water, gas) to cost about S$100–S$300 per month depending on size and usage, plus S$30–S$50 for internet. Heavy air-con usage can add S$50–S$150+ monthly. Ask landlords if utilities are included or separately billed.

Do I need to stamp my Tenancy Agreement when renting at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3?

Yes. Most tenancy agreements in Singapore must be stamped with IRAS via the e-Stamping portal.[IRAS] Stamp duty is usually paid by the tenant and should be completed shortly after signing. Keep the stamped agreement as part of your records.

Is whole-flat HDB rental allowed at this block?

Whole-flat rental is allowed as long as the landlord has fulfilled the 5-year Minimum Occupation Period and received approval from HDB.[HDB.gov.sg] Ask to confirm MOP status and HDB approval before proceeding with a whole-flat tenancy.

Can I rent just a room at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3?

Yes. Room rentals (common or master rooms) are common in Ang Mo Kio. The owner must live in the flat, register you as a tenant with HDB and comply with occupancy limits based on flat type.[HDB.gov.sg] Clarify whether utilities and Wi-Fi are included in the room rent.

How can I schedule a viewing safely?

Use Homejourney’s platform to Schedule a viewing with a property agent – . Ensure the viewing is arranged with a legitimate agent or owner, confirm unit details beforehand, and bring along your questions about HDB rules, NC quota and tenancy terms.

Renting an HDB flat at 430 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 offers a practical balance of affordability, convenience and community, especially for tenants who appreciate mature heartland living and strong amenities. Use Homejourney’s verified listings, market data tools and safety-first guidance to compare current asking rents, understand HDB rental rules, and confidently schedule viewings for Ang Mo Kio HDB rental flats.