Create a similar chart for districts between Clementi to Serangoon MRT.

When comparing condominiums (condos) and Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats in the areas around Woodleigh MRT to those in the districts between Clementi and Serangoon MRTs, here are some key price differences and trends:

Condominiums

• In the Woodleigh area, condos launched after 2010 tend to have higher price points. For example, projects like those in the Bidadari estate might see average prices ranging from around S$1,800 to S$2,500 per square foot (psf), depending on the specific project and amenities.
• In contrast, condos in the Clementi to Serangoon corridor, such as those in Clementi and Toa Payoh, can have a wide range of prices. For instance, condos in Clementi might average between S$1,800 to S$2,300 psf, as seen in projects like Clavon and The Clement Canopy.

HDB Flats

• For HDB flats, prices vary significantly based on location and age of the property.
• In the central region, which includes areas like Bidadari near Woodleigh MRT, HDB resale prices can be higher, often averaging around S$700 to S$900 psf due to the central location.
• In the districts between Clementi and Serangoon, such as Toa Payoh and Serangoon, HDB resale prices might be slightly lower but still significant, averaging around S$500 to S$700 psf. However, prices in these areas can also be influenced by factors like the age of the flat, proximity to MRT stations, and local amenities.

General Trends

• Condominiums generally command higher prices compared to HDB flats due to factors such as private ownership, additional amenities, and often newer constructions.
• Proximity to MRT stations, schools, and other amenities can significantly impact both condo and HDB prices.
• The central region tends to have higher prices for both condos and HDB flats due to its convenience and accessibility.

In summary, while both condos and HDB flats in these areas can be pricey, condos tend to be more expensive due to their private nature and additional amenities. HDB flats, especially those in central or highly sought-after locations, can also see substantial price tags but generally remain more affordable than condos.