Seletar has always felt somewhat detached from the rest of Singapore. Some regard it as “ulu” (remote), others see it as a serene oasis, while a few view it simply as an Aerospace Park. However, as demonstrated with areas like Jurong East, the government has the ability to completely transform the vibe and prospects of an area when it chooses to; and that’s precisely what we can expect with Seletar’s upcoming transformation. Here’s a look at what might change in the coming years, and how it could impact the property scene there:
What’s at Seletar right now?
The Seletar Aerospace Park defines the area, but Seletar has more to offer than just that. It is also known for its colonial black-and-white bungalows, many of which are under the care of the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). In terms of private housing, Seletar is predominantly a low-density...