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Buyers of luxury landed properties are increasingly seeking exclusive, well-located homes that offer a high level of luxury and uniqueness. For instance, Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) have seen record-breaking sales, such as a GCB on Jervois Hill sold for $41.2 million and another on Cluny Hill for $52 million, highlighting the demand for ultra-luxurious amenities and prime locations.
There is a growing preference for properties with modern amenities and sleek designs. For example, a newly developed bungalow on Broadrick Road in the East Coast region was sold for $18 million, featuring modern facilities and a spacious layout. Similarly, semi-detached houses with high-quality finishes and unique features, such as an 800-fish aquarium and a home theatre, are attracting premium prices.
Buyers are also looking for properties with redevelopment potential. Older semi-detached houses, even those likely to be redeveloped, are in demand due to their potential for renovation or rebuilding. This is evident from the sale of an older semi-detached house in the One Tree Hill estate for $10.2 million.
The location of the property remains a critical factor. Areas like the East Coast, particularly District 15 neighborhoods such as Broadrick Road and Wiltshire Road, are gaining popularity due to their desirability and sea views. The central regions, including areas like Jervois Hill and Cluny Hill, continue to attract high-net-worth individuals seeking exclusive residences.
Despite global uncertainties and economic fluctuations, the luxury landed property market in Singapore remains resilient. High-net-worth individuals continue to seek out these exclusive properties, driving the market forward with record-breaking transactions.