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What 4-room flats in Serangoon actually sold for — real recorded transactions, not an estimate.
Based on the 60 most recent 4-room resale transactions in Serangoon, Mar 2026 – Jul 2026. These are recorded sale prices, not a valuation of any particular flat — storey, condition and remaining lease move a price within this range.
Contains information from Resale flat prices accessed on 2026-08-01 from data.gov.sg, which is made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0. Wilsprop is not endorsed by or affiliated with HDB.
| Sold | Block & street | Storey | Sqft | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 2026 | 401 Serangoon Ave 1 | 01 to 03 | 1,130 | S$790,000 |
| Jul 2026 | 315 Serangoon Ave 2 | 07 to 09 | 980 | S$663,888 |
| Jul 2026 | 239 Serangoon Ave 2 | 10 to 12 | 904 | S$680,000 |
| Jul 2026 | 331 Serangoon Ave 3 | 04 to 06 | 904 | S$680,000 |
| Jul 2026 | 332 Serangoon Ave 3 | 01 to 03 | 947 | S$628,000 |
Homes currently listed on Wilsprop in Serangoon. Listings are not filtered to 4-room — we record bedrooms, not HDB flat type.
The median resale price is S$671,900, based on the 60 most recent transactions in Serangoon (Mar 2026 – Jul 2026). Most sales fell between S$560,000 and S$830,000. That works out to about S$668 per square foot for a typical 991 sqft unit. Figures come from HDB resale data published on data.gov.sg.
Yes — the 60 most recent 4-room resale transactions in Serangoon all occurred within 4 months, so pricing here reflects a currently active market rather than a handful of historic sales. In total the dataset records 1,838 4-room resale transactions for Serangoon.
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No. These are actual recorded resale transactions, which is a stronger basis than an estimate — but they are not a valuation of any specific flat. An official figure comes from HDB's Request for Value after an Option to Purchase is granted. Storey, condition, remaining lease and layout all move the price within the range shown above.