Compare the price trend for Treasure at Tampines

Treasure at Tampines, a 99-year leasehold condominium in District 18 completed in 2023, has shown a clear upward price trend since its 2019 launch. Initial developer selling prices averaged around S$1,280–1,350 psf, with strong take-up of nearly 70% of units at those levels.

In recent resale transactions:
- Last 12 months (up to early 2026): Prices ranged from S$1,519–1,987 psf, averaging S$1,772 psf (recent update) or S$1,730 psf (prior data), with a peak of S$1,987 psf in May 2025 for a 657-sqft unit.
- 2024–2025 resale activity: Average around S$1,768 psf in 2024, supported by 263 profitable transactions that year, indicating strong buyer interest and capital gains.
- Current listings show unit prices from S$1,620 psf (2-bed, 2-bath) to S$1,940 psf (1-bath), with 3-bed and 4-bed options at S$1,760–1,830 psf.

Period	Avg Price (S$ psf)	Min–Max Range (S$ psf)	Key Notes
Launch (2019)	1,280–1,350	~1,100+ (est. nearby)	High sales volume; land cost allowed competitive pricing
2024 Resale	1,768	N/A	Higher than district 99-year leasehold avg
Last 12 Months (to 2026)	1,730–1,772	1,504–1,987	Peak in May 2025; lowest historical at S$1,092 psf (2020)

Rental yield holds steady at 3.7%, with nearby amenities like Tampines Mall and Eastpoint Mall boosting appeal. Prices reflect Tampines' strong connectivity and demand, with recent transactions in Sep–Oct 2025 showing stability around S$2,500–3,500 per unit (varying by size). For latest listings and full transaction history, check EdgeProp Singapore.