Draw a chart comparing price trends in districts 9, 10, and 11 for resale condo versus resale landed properties.

Here is a comparative chart based on recent resale price trends for condos and landed properties in districts 9, 10, and 11:

District	Resale Condo Price Trend (2024–2025)	Resale Landed Price Trend (2024–2025)
District 9	Prices typically range between $2,500 and $3,500 per square foot, with some premium freehold units achieving above $4,000 per square foot. Growth has remained steady, with prices only a few percent higher than the previous year.	Landed homes continue to command among the highest prices in central Singapore. Price growth remains robust, with values often increasing at a faster pace than condos due to tight supply and strong demand from high-net-worth buyers.
District 10	Resale prices are consistently high, generally about $2,300–$3,200 per square foot in established projects, with ongoing moderate appreciation. Demand is stable in this traditionally premium area.	Landed property values are very strong. Sustained demand for freehold landed homes in areas like Bukit Timah and Holland has resulted in significant price resilience and appreciation.
District 11	Prices are slightly lower on average than districts 9 and 10 but remain above the $2,000 per square foot mark. Resale condo prices continue to inch up, reflecting stable demand for prime locations.	Landed prices remain highly resilient, supported by the scarcity of such properties. Landed values generally outperform condos in terms of long-term capital appreciation.

Key Observations:
- Resale condos in districts 9, 10, and 11 have shown steady and moderate price growth, with the absolute highest values in district 9.
- Resale landed properties in these districts consistently outpace condos in price growth and overall price levels, supported by low supply and persistent demand among affluent buyers.
- Both segments remain highly sought after, but landed homes show greater price appreciation over time.

This table provides a clear side-by-side comparison of price trends by property type across Singapore’s prime central districts.