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Serangoon, located in District 19 of Singapore's North-East Region, is popular for its residential neighborhoods like Serangoon Gardens, Lorong Ah Soo, Rosyth areas, and Serangoon North Avenue. It offers strong transport connectivity, shopping malls, dining options, healthcare facilities, parks, good schools, and various property types including condominiums and landed houses.

Singapore's 2026 property market will see sustained demand due to stable economic growth, limited new supply, and falling interest rates. Residential trends include popular HDB BTO flats with 35,300 units planned, strong interest in private new launches, and stabilizing rentals. Investor confidence remains high.

The commission rate for en bloc sales in Singapore is negotiable and not regulated by the CEA. Common rates are 1% to 2% of the sale price for marketing agents, with higher rates up to 3% for complex sites. Co-broking agents may receive 0.5% to 1%. Rates vary based on project specifics.

Construction costs for a condominium in Singapore range from S$300 to S$600 psf of GFA, influenced by location, project scale, quality of materials, and site conditions. Costs are higher in CCR and lower in OCR. Rising material and labor costs have increased averages by 5-10% annually. Click for more.

One Marina Gardens is a luxury condominium developed by the Kingsford Group in the new Marina South precinct. It offers 937 units ranging from one- to four-bedrooms with sizes up to 1,647 sq ft. With excellent connectivity, nearby amenities, and waterfront views, it presents significant growth potential. Click for more.

Special permission from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) is required.

Foreigners can buy landed properties in Sentosa Cove or other landed properties with special permission from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA).

No specific forecasts for landed property price growth over the next 5 years. The residential sector is expected to remain stable with sustainable growth due to increased land supply of over 9,000 new private homes in H1 2026. Strong upgrade demand from public housing owners supports firm prices.

Private home prices rose 0.7% in Q4 2025, with full-year growth at 3.4%. HDB resale prices plateaued in Q4 2025, with transactions at a five-year low of 351 deals. For detailed industrial rental data and trends, use the Research tool on EdgeProp Singapore.

Social stigma against 60-year leasehold properties in Singapore is diminishing, driven by financing hurdles rather than outright rejection. Key factors include resale challenges, CPF usage restrictions, and psychological preference for longer leases. Recent trends show active resale markets and value buys in prime areas.