Can you provide information about public mansion in Singapore

In Singapore, "mansion" most commonly refers to the name of a residential development, typically a condominium or apartment, rather than a landed bungalow or luxury detached home. There are multiple well-known developments with “Mansion” in their name, located in prime districts and catering to buyers seeking exclusivity and premium urban living.

Key examples include:

- Meyer Mansion: A freehold apartment in District 15 along Meyer Road, completed in 2024. It offers luxurious waterfront living with proximity to East Coast Park, key expressways, and amenities like shopping malls and reputable schools. Recent sale prices range from S$2,734 to S$3,164 per square foot, with an average rental yield of 2.8%.

- Manhattan Mansions: Located at Grange Road in District 10 (River Valley), this freehold project was completed in 1994. It benefits from direct access to Orchard MRT and proximity to major retail and grocery options. Recent sale prices are about S$2,087 per square foot, with a rental yield at 2.3%.

- Jervois Mansion: Situated in District 10 (Tanglin), completed in 2024. This freehold development offers premium living amid embassies and the Botanic Gardens, with recent sale prices averaging S$2,848 per square foot. The area is known for exclusivity, international schools, and proximity to lifestyle amenities.

- Gloucester Mansions: In District 11 (Novena), is a freehold development close to medical and retail facilities, targeted at buyers looking at convenient city-fringe living.

When Singaporeans discuss "mansions," especially in residential context, it usually points to these luxury apartment/condo developments. It’s rare for the term to refer to classic landed mansions, as landed property is typically called "bungalow" or "good class bungalow" locally. Mansion-named developments are favoured for their premium location, amenities, and upscale finishes, ideal for those seeking exclusive urban lifestyles.