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District 19 | JALAN MASTULI
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JALAN MASTULI has limited recent trend movement available across the available transaction window, with 0 recorded sales.
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25% estimate
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25-year loan at 3.5%
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AI-generated analysis based on available market data. Last updated Aug 2026.
The property is a freehold development, which allows for indefinite ownership. This tenure type is a significant factor for buyers looking for landed assets in the District 19 area.
The median price for this development is $1,471.784 per square foot. This figure is based on a transaction count of 3 recorded sales.
The project is located in District 19, covering the Serangoon and Hougang planning areas. This district is a primary residential zone known for its high concentration of landed housing.
There have been 3 transactions recorded for this project. The low transaction volume indicates that these freehold terrace units are not frequently traded on the open market.
The development consists of terrace houses, which are a specific category of landed residential property. These units provide a freehold land title in the Hougang and Serangoon vicinity.
The current data indicates a median PSF of $1,471.784, although the total median price and price range are currently listed at $0. Buyers should use the PSF figure as the primary benchmark for valuation.