$1,557,270
The median developer price is $2,726 psf, with the cheapest transaction at $2,299 psf, and the highest at $4,213 psf. The second-highest, interestingly, was not located in the CCR. It was a penthouse unit sold at $13.9 million, or about $2,450 psf, in Meyerhouse in District 15.
RV Altitude, which was launched back in April 2019, suddenly managed to clear its remaining 77 units in March
RV Altitude is a small, 140-unit freehold development in River Valley Road. Sales had been slow since 2019, and then this happened in March:
This was due in part to developer discounts:
The median developer price in March was $2,641 psf, down from $2,982 psf from the 2019 launch. The highest price was at $2,966 psf, while the lowest was at $2,446 psf. Not great news for the early buyers.
TOP:
3Q 2025
One-North Eden is a much anticipated launch for investors and homeowners alike as it marks the first residential development at one-north in 14 years, with the last launch being The Rochester Residences, which TOP-ed in 2011.
The one-north (yes, the small letters are deliberate) precinct spans 200-hectares and is meant to be an icon of Singapore’s knowledge economy.
Let me explain – it was first conceptualised in 1991 before masterplanned in 2001 by the renowned Zaha Hadid Architects, whose other Singapore projects include the iconic D’Leedon and The Interlace. JTC Corporation is the developer of this mammoth business park and envisions this precinct as a community of its own.
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It has been an intriguing first few months of 2021 so far.
From the introduction of the massive Normanton Park , to the uniquely positioned The Reef at King’s Dock – you could say that home buyers have had quite a good spread to choose from so far (adding on to the already flourishing list of new launches).
Now just a week after, Irwell Hill Residences makes its introduction.
What I find really interesting here is the juxtaposition between the two recent launches.
Midtown Modern had a focus on bringing a liveability perspective to the dense and crowded Bugis precinct, with its efficient unit layouts and blanket of greenery. And by and large, I would say they have succeeded on that front.
SINGAPORE - The private resale housing market showed no sign of slowing down with the number of condominium units resold in March hitting the highest since May 2011, as prices rose for the eighth consecutive month.
Buyers were out in force last month as sales rebounded by 28.9 per cent to an estimated 1,662 units from 1,289 units in February with its Chinese New Year lull, according to flash data from real estate portal SRX released on Tuesday (April 13).
This makes March the ninth straight month to see more than 1,000 private resale units change hands.
Sales last month are also 122.5 per cent higher than March last year, and 75.3 per cent more than the five-year average volume for the month of March.