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What We Cover

Landed Property

Terrace houses, semi-detached, bungalows, and Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) across Singapore’s established districts. We assess land size, zoning, tenure, redevelopment potential, and neighbourhood depth — not just the asking price.

Private Condominiums

Private condominiums across all districts — from city-fringe to prime. We evaluate development quality, pricing, rental demand, supply pipeline, and whether the premium is justified for your situation.

Understanding the Private & Landed Market

Private residential and landed property transactions involve higher capital commitments and different considerations from HDB or mass-market condos. Whether you’re upgrading from a condo to landed, or buying your first private property, the due diligence required goes deeper.

As of 2025/2026, landed properties across Singapore rose 7.7% in 2025 — a sharp acceleration from 0.9% growth in 2024. Total transaction values surged 19.3% year-on-year, driven by detached and semi-detached formats. Supply of new landed developments remains structurally limited.

Private condominiums saw 2.3% growth in 2025, with buyers increasingly focused on well-located projects with strong fundamentals rather than prestige alone. Whether you’re looking at $1.5M or $5M, the evaluation approach is the same — structured analysis, not assumptions.

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Prime District Overview (D9, D10, D11)

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District 9 — Orchard & River Valley

Singapore’s most iconic address. Orchard Road, premier dining, city living. Strong rental demand from expatriates. New launches: $3,000–$4,700 PSF. Ultra-luxury: $5,000–$6,600 PSF (as of 2025/2026). Best for: investors prioritising liquidity and urban lifestyle.

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District 10 — Tanglin, Holland & Bukit Timah

Most established residential district. GCBs, embassies, top international schools. Properties viewed as multigenerational assets. Luxury condos: $2,500–$5,000 PSF. Landed: from $8M to $40M+ (as of 2025/2026). Best for: families, long-term wealth preservation.

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District 11 — Novena, Newton & Watten

Premium living with better value vs D9/D10. Medical hub, MRT connectivity, school proximity. Landed median $2,618 PSF. Condos: $2,700–$3,800 PSF (as of 2025/2026). Best for: professionals and families seeking prime district value.

Landed Property: Key Considerations

Landed transactions are lower in volume than condominiums — which means entry and exit planning require more deliberate thought. What works for a condo investor does not automatically apply here.

What affects landed value

  • Land size and frontage — determines what can be built, extended, or redeveloped
  • Zoning and URA Master Plan — governs storey height, setbacks, and allowable use
  • Tenure — freehold preferred for legacy and long-term appreciation
  • Neighbourhood consistency — surrounding land use and development quality
  • Proximity to MRT, top schools, and key amenities

Foreign ownership

Foreigners cannot purchase landed residential property in Singapore, with the exception of Sentosa Cove and individually approved cases. Prime district condominiums remain open to foreign buyers, subject to ABSD of 60% for foreigners and 35% for permanent residents on second and subsequent properties (as of 2025/2026).

Rental yields

Gross rental yields for landed properties range from 2.5–3.5%, lower than mass-market condominiums. The trade-off is stronger capital appreciation and structural supply scarcity — landed housing represents less than 10% of Singapore’s total residential stock.

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How We Approach Private & Landed Transactions

We don’t begin with properties. We begin with your situation — what you’re trying to achieve, your financial structure, and your time horizon.

  1. Understand Objectives — Time horizon, financial capacity, upgrade pathway, risk tolerance, and intended use.
  2. Evaluate Asset and District — Land attributes, development standards, surrounding supply, buyer demand depth, and district dynamics.
  3. Assess Liquidity and Risk — Realistic exit planning, transaction volume context, rental sustainability, and awareness of market cycles.
  4. Execute with Discipline — Careful negotiation, documentation precision, and regulatory clarity. High-value transactions require attention to detail at every step.
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