District 19

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Postal District 19 is located in the northeastern part of Singapore, forming part of the North-East Region. It is a mature residential district with a mix of HDB estates, private condominiums, and a rapidly developing suburban environment.

Planning Areas Covered

District 19 primarily covers:

• Hougang (entirely)
• Punggol (entirely)
• Sengkang (entirely)

Characteristics

District 19 is predominantly residential and family-oriented:

• Large HDB estates in Hougang, Punggol, and Sengkang, providing a range of 3–5 room flats and executive apartments.
• Private condominiums and landed properties are available, especially in Punggol New Town and Sengkang North.
• Extensive community amenities, schools, shopping centers, and sports facilities.
• Parks, waterways, and recreational areas such as Punggol Waterway Park and Sengkang Riverside Park enhance livability.

Population Density

District 19 is densely populated, with an estimated around 250,000–270,000 residents, making it one of the more populous northeastern districts.

Real Estate (2025)

Residential properties in District 19 are mainly public housing with some private developments:

• HDB flats (3–5 rooms, 900–1,400 sq ft / 84–130 sq m) priced at SGD 350,000–700,000; rentals SGD 2,300–4,500/month.
• Private condominiums (1–4 bedrooms, 700–2,000 sq ft / 65–185 sq m) range from SGD 1–2.5 million; rentals SGD 3,000–6,500/month.
• Landed properties are mostly in Punggol North and Sengkang East areas, prices SGD 2.5–5 million.

Condominiums in District 19

1. A Treasure Trove
2. Affinity At Serangoon
3. Amaranda Gardens

Nearest MRT Stations

District 19 is well-served by the following MRT stations:

• Hougang MRT Station (North East Line)
• Punggol MRT Station (North East Line, Punggol LRT)
• Sengkang MRT Station (North East Line, Sengkang LRT)

Distance from Fullerton Square

From Fullerton Square in District 1, central locations in District 19, such as Hougang or Punggol, are approximately 18–25 km by road.

Condominiums in District 19

1. A Treasure Trove
2. Affinity At Serangoon

Fun Facts

• Punggol is known as Singapore’s first “Waterfront Town” with man-made rivers and parks.
• Sengkang and Punggol have rapidly developed new town designs, with integrated community hubs and modern amenities.
• District 19 balances urban living with green and waterway spaces, making it popular among families.

Map of Singapore Postal Districts

Quick Facts

References

1. Urban Redevelopment Authority – North-East Region
2. Land Transport Authority – MRT Information
3. EdgeProp – Singapore Real Estate Prices 2025
4. Singapore Infopedia – Hougang, Punggol, and Sengkang

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