Woodlands MRT Property Guide: 299 Listings from S$986/sqft
Updated 2026-09-23
Woodlands sits at the interchange of the North South Line and Thomson-East Coast Line, with the JB-Singapore RTS Link set to open at neighbouring Woodlands North in early 2027. With 299 active listings averaging S$986 per square foot, the area offers some of the most affordable housing on the island alongside a long-term transformation into a major regional centre.
What is it like living near Woodlands MRT?
Woodlands MRT is a well-established residential hub anchored by Causeway Point, a 250-shop mall connected directly to the station. The Woodlands Civic Centre next door houses government services including HDB, CPF, and Workforce Singapore, plus the Woodlands Regional Library, a four-storey facility with a collection of 540,000 items. Daily essentials, dining, and administrative errands are all walkable from the station concourse.
Green space is generous for a town centre. Admiralty Park and Woodlands Waterfront Park are both within a short bus ride or cycle. Woodlands Waterfront has an 11-hectare shoreline park along the Straits of Johor with a 400-metre jetty, the longest recreational jetty in Singapore. Both parks connect to the 25 km Northern Explorer Loop for cycling.
Which MRT is nearest to Woodlands Close and nearby blocks?
Woodlands MRT (NS9, TE2) is the nearest station to addresses along Woodlands Close, Woodlands Crescent, and Woodlands Drive 16. Blocks such as 11 Woodlands Close and 22 Woodlands Crescent fall within a short walk or one bus stop of the station. The Thomson-East Coast Line added a second rail connection to the area when it opened in 2020, cutting travel time to Orchard (TE14) to roughly 30 minutes without changing lines.
Transport options are set to improve further. The North-South Corridor, Singapore's longest transit priority corridor at 21.5 km, will connect Woodlands to the city centre with dedicated bus and cycling lanes from 2027. And at Woodlands North MRT (TE1), one stop up the TEL, the RTS Link cross-border shuttle to Johor Bahru's Bukit Chagar station is targeted to begin passenger service in January 2027. The five-minute ride will carry up to 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction.
HDB blocks on Woodlands Street 13, Woodlands View, and Woodlands Avenue 5
The most-searched addresses in the Hombble dataset point to mature HDB estates clustered along Woodlands Street 13 (blocks 102, 155, 159, 183C, 185C), Woodlands View (blocks 105, 107, 111), and Woodlands Avenue 5 (block 100). These are established estates built between the 1980s and 2000s, offering three-room to five-room flats that form the bulk of resale supply in the area.
Of the 299 listings currently on Hombble, 188 are HDB flats, 107 are condominiums, and 4 are landed properties. The average asking price across all types is S$1,228,860 at S$986 per square foot for an average size of 1,252 square feet. HDB resale transactions in Woodlands over the past year averaged roughly S$610,000, with four-room flats trading between S$420,000 and S$590,000. This positions Woodlands among the more affordable HDB towns in Singapore.
Schools and healthcare
Several primary schools serve the area around Woodlands MRT, including Si Ling Primary School on Woodlands Avenue 1, Qihua Primary School on Woodlands Street 81, and Evergreen Primary School on Woodlands Drive 17. Secondary options include Riverside Secondary School and Fuchun Secondary School, both within the town.
Healthcare took a significant step up when Woodlands Hospital (formerly Woodlands Health Campus) began operations in December 2023 and officially opened in July 2024. It was renamed Woodlands Hospital in January 2026. The facility currently has 680 beds across acute and community care, with a final planned capacity of 1,800 beds. Before its opening, the entire North Region relied on Khoo Teck Puat Hospital in Yishun alone.
What is the outlook for Woodlands property?
The investment case for Woodlands rests on a long-duration transformation rather than a short-term spike. URA's Master Plan 2025 designates Woodlands Regional Centre as the economic hub of Singapore's Northern Gateway, with up to 700,000 square metres of commercial space and a target of 100,000 new jobs over the next 10 to 15 years.
New housing supply is arriving through the Woodlands North Coast precinct, where two HDB BTO projects have already launched: Woodlands North Verge (1,563 units, February 2025) and Woodlands North Grove (1,148 units, July 2025). JTC's Woodlands Gateway district, a 35-hectare industrial and mixed-use development adjacent to the RTS terminus, has its first phase targeted for around 2030.
HDB resale prices in Woodlands have steadied, with year-on-year growth slowing to roughly 1 per cent by mid-2026 after the broader HDB market recorded its first quarterly dip in seven years in Q1 2026. For buyers, the current pricing offers an entry point ahead of the catalysts still to come: the RTS Link, the North-South Corridor, and the gradual build-out of the regional centre.