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URA launches East Coast Road and Serangoon North View sites for sale

An estimated 320 housing units can be built across the two sites.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has released two residential sites at East Coast Road and Serangoon North View for sale under the second half 2026 government land sales (GLS) program.

The East Coast Road site is zoned residential, with a lease period of 99 years, and is divided into two plots. Plot 1 has a site area of 2,481.1 square metres (sq m), whilst Plot 2 has 3,021.9 sqm. Together, it has a maximum gross floor area (GFA) of 8,805 sq m.

URA estimates that 85 housing units can be built on the East Coast Road site.

The tender for the East Coast Road site closes at 12 noon on 3 December.

The Serangoon North View site is zoned residential, with a total site area of 8,085.9 sq m and a maximum GFA of 20,215 sq m. URA estimates that 235 housing units can be built on the site.

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