Tanah Merah homes for sale

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9 live listings · average price S$6,012,197 · average S$1,287 psf.

About Tanah Merah

Tanah Merah is a condominium belt around the East West Line interchange for Changi Airport, one stop from Expo. Quiet streets, good schools nearby, and quick airport and CBD access drive steady owner-occupier and rental demand.

Tanah Merah is in Singapore's East region (D16).

Tanah Merah: A Quiet East-Side Enclave With an MRT Upgrade Ahead

Updated 2026-09-07

Tanah Merah is one of eastern Singapore's quieter private-housing pockets, anchored by an MRT interchange that is about to gain a second rail line. With nine current listings averaging S$6 million, the neighbourhood sits at the intersection of landed tranquillity and improving connectivity.

What is Tanah Merah like to live in?

Tanah Merah is a low-key, predominantly private residential area in District 16, bordered by Changi Airport to the east and the Bedok planning area to the west. It is quieter and more spacious than neighbouring Bedok town, with no HDB high-rises in the immediate MRT cluster and a skyline shaped by landed homes, condominiums, and the greens of Tanah Merah Country Club.

The lifestyle skews outdoors. The Changi Jurassic Mile, a 3.5-kilometre park connector lined with life-sized dinosaur sculptures, runs along Tanah Merah Coast Road and links cyclists and joggers directly to East Coast Park. Simpang Bedok, the east side's well-known late-night supper strip, is a short drive away. For everyday shopping, Changi City Point sits closest, while Bedok Mall and Jewel Changi Airport are each one or two MRT stops in either direction.

The area appeals to families who want space and quiet without giving up access. Frequent travellers and aviation workers are well represented, given that Changi Airport is roughly ten minutes away by train.

How far is Tanah Merah MRT from the CBD?

Tanah Merah MRT station is about 25 minutes from Raffles Place on the East-West Line, with no interchange needed. The station also serves the Changi Airport Branch Line, making it one of the east's key rail nodes.

A significant upgrade is underway. The Land Transport Authority announced in 2025 that the Changi Airport Branch will be converted from the East-West Line to Thomson-East Coast Line operations. When complete, Tanah Merah will become a dual-line interchange station (EW4/TE35). TEL Stage 5, connecting Sungei Bedok to the new Changi Airport Terminal 5, is scheduled to open in the second half of 2026. A further Cross Island Line interchange at Terminal 5 will eventually give Tanah Merah commuters a one-transfer path to the central corridor. The full Tanah Merah Modification Project, which has already added a new platform and tracks to reduce wait times, is expected to be completed by 2031.

Road access is strong as well. The East Coast Parkway and PIE are both within easy reach, and the Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal provides services to Batam and Bintan.

What is at 26 Tanah Merah Kechil Link?

26 Tanah Merah Kechil Link is the address of Sceneca Residence, a 268-unit mixed-use condominium developed by MCC Land. The project comprises two blocks of 14 to 15 storeys above a retail podium with 17 shops and a supermarket, on a 99-year leasehold site roughly 110 metres from Tanah Merah MRT.

Sceneca Residence is fully sold at developer level, with an expected TOP of December 2027. Sub-sale transactions have been recorded at around S$2,100 to S$2,400 per square foot, a notable premium over older stock in the area. The development's integrated retail and direct MRT access position it as the most transit-oriented private project in the Tanah Merah cluster.

The other address that draws search interest is 110 Tanah Merah Besar Road, which falls within the Changi and Loyang belt in District 17 rather than the District 16 core. It is associated with a residential development near Changi Airport station.

Housing stock and prices in Tanah Merah

Hombble currently lists nine properties in Tanah Merah, with an average asking price of S$6,012,197 and an average size of 4,546 square feet. Seven of the nine are landed homes and two are condominiums, reflecting the neighbourhood's private-housing character. The average asking price works out to roughly S$1,287 per square foot.

Pricing varies sharply by property type. Newer condominiums such as Sceneca Residence trade above S$2,100 psf, while older leasehold projects like East Meadows sit closer to S$1,300 to S$1,400 psf. Landed homes in District 16 have been transacting at approximately S$1,500 to S$2,500 psf, with prices rising around 8 to 10 per cent year on year through 2025 and 2026. Compared to District 15 (Katong and Marine Parade), D16 remains more affordable, though the gap has been narrowing.

Schools and amenities nearby

Anglican High School, a well-regarded SAP (Special Assistance Plan) secondary school at 600 Upper Changi Road, sits directly within the Tanah Merah vicinity. Primary school options in the broader catchment include Temasek Primary, Bedok Green Primary, and Opera Estate Primary. Families in the area also draw on the wider Bedok school cluster, which includes CHIJ (Katong) Primary and St Anthony's Canossian Primary.

For daily needs, Changi City Point and Bedok Mall cover retail and groceries. Hawker food is best found at Bedok's 85 Fengshan Market and Food Centre or Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre, both a short bus ride away. The NEWater Visitor Centre, just off the main road, serves as an educational attraction for families.

Outlook for buyers and sellers

Three developments are reshaping the Tanah Merah story over the next decade. First, the TEL conversion of Tanah Merah MRT will double the station's rail connectivity, shortening journeys to the downtown core via the Thomson-East Coast Line and opening a future link to the Cross Island Line. Second, the Bayshore BTO precinct in adjacent Bedok is bringing roughly 2,500 new public housing units and up to 12,500 homes in the wider plan, which will add population, retail, and services to the district. Third, Tanah Merah Country Club's Garden Course lease expires in 2035, with the land earmarked for airport-related economic uses rather than housing.

For sellers, the landed-heavy listing profile and rising psf trend across D16 suggest steady demand, particularly from families trading up from HDB estates in Bedok and Simei. For buyers, Tanah Merah offers a rare combination in eastern Singapore: a quiet, private-housing neighbourhood with genuine MRT interchange status and a transport upgrade already in progress.

Listings in Tanah Merah

Frequently asked questions

How many homes are for sale in Tanah Merah?

Hombble currently has 9 live listings in Tanah Merah, including 7 landed, 2 condo. The count updates as homes are listed and sold.

What is the average asking price in Tanah Merah?

The average asking price across current listings in Tanah Merah is about S$6,012,197. Average asking price per square foot is about S$1,287 psf. Individual homes vary widely with size, tenure, and condition.

Which postal district is Tanah Merah in?

Tanah Merah falls under D16 in Singapore's East region.

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