Please provide the price trend of Varsity Park Condominium, Westcove Condominium, and Blue Horizon over the past 20 years

Varsity Park Condominium, Westcove Condominium, and Blue Horizon are popular condominiums in Singapore’s West Coast region. Over the past 20 years, these properties have experienced significant price appreciation.

Varsity Park Condominium saw its lowest recorded transaction at approximately 335 dollars per square foot in late 2004. The highest recorded price reached about 1,717 dollars per square foot for a transaction in March 2025. This marks a substantial growth in value over two decades, with a general uptrend in both average and peak prices, especially from the mid-2010s onwards. Large units transacted in the mid-2000s at prices close to 400 dollars per square foot, while recent years have seen consistent prices above 1,200 dollars per square foot, reflecting strong capital gains for long-term owners.

Westcove Condominium has also followed an upward trajectory, with early-2000s transactions typically below 600 dollars per square foot. Over the years, prices have steadily climbed, and recent transacted prices are generally above 1,200 dollars per square foot. The growth aligns with broad market trends in the West Coast area and increasing interest driven by the region’s amenities and infrastructure enhancements.

Blue Horizon experienced a similar trend. In the early 2000s, units at Blue Horizon typically changed hands between 450 and 600 dollars per square foot. Over the subsequent years, prices have risen steadily, reaching and exceeding the 1,300 dollars per square foot mark by the 2020s. The growth is underpinned by Blue Horizon’s proximity to amenities and competitive project offerings compared to nearby developments.

All three projects have therefore demonstrated robust appreciation over the past 20 years, with price trends moving from mid-300s–600s dollars per square foot in the early 2000s to upwards of 1,200–1,700 dollars per square foot in recent years. The exact transacted prices vary by unit size and stack, but the overall trend is upward, mirroring the wider appreciation in Singapore’s private residential market, particularly in mature, well-located suburban estates. For the most current and detailed price trends for Varsity Park, Westcove, and Blue Horizon, you may refer to the research tools available on EdgeProp Singapore.