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**Top Potential Areas for Landed Properties in the Next 10 Years:** 1. **Lentor Area**: Upcoming MRT stations and new condominium developments. 2. **Serangoon Gardens and Kovan**: Planned MRT enhancements, lifestyle amenities, proximity to good schools. 3. **Upper East Coast**: New MRT stations, planned residential projects. **Top Potential Areas for Condo Properties in the Next 10 Years:** 1. **District 15**: Vibrant lifestyle, proximity to the city. 2. **RCR (Rest of Central Region)**: Clementi and Queenstown, proximity to the city, upcoming infrastructure projects. 3. **OCR (Outside Central Region) - Lentor and Woodlands**: New MRT stations, government plans for residential and commercial developments.

Bartley Residences has shown steady price appreciation, with recent sale prices ranging from 1,620 to 2,024 psf, averaging 1,803 psf. The highest transaction was 2,024 psf in January 2025, and the lowest was 1,001 psf in October 2017. Current rental yield is around 3.4%.

The Tampines Trilliant is a 99-year leasehold executive condominium in Tampines Central 7, District 18, developed by Sim Lian and completed in 2015. It has 670 units in 12 blocks. Recent sale prices range from $1,244 to $1,778 psf, with an average of $1,604 psf. The current rental yield is about 3.3%.

Third Avenue in Bukit Timah is a prime residential area known for high-value properties, including Good Class Bungalows (GCBs). Property values have remained strong due to freehold tenure and exclusivity. Recent trends show low sale volumes and rising prices per square foot, with high demand from high-net-worth buyers.

Holland Grove landed properties with 99-year leasehold have shown moderate appreciation. Sale prices in the past 12 months ranged from S$1,045 to S$2,055 per square foot, averaging S$1,596 per square foot. Recent transactions include a semi-detached house sold for S$1,829 per square foot in July 2025.

Pavilion Rise in Bukit Batok features semi-detached homes priced between 3,000,000 to 3,100,000 SGD for units sized 1,394 to 1,440 sq ft, based on transactions from July to August 2020. The price trend has been stable with limited sale records, likely due to its boutique nature and owner-occupancy rates.

Over the last two years, landed property prices in Singapore fluctuated monthly. Prices rose in 2024, with a 5.9% increase in Q1 2023, but slowed in 2024-2025. In Q1 2025, prices rose 0.4%, then fell in Q2, with detached homes dropping 10.5%. Growth was driven by demand and limited supply, but recent gains have been contained by softer sentiment and cooling measures.

HDB resale price growth in Singapore has moderated in 2025 compared to 2024, but towns like Geylang, Tampines, Kallang/Whampoa, Bukit Merah, Central Area, Queenstown, Toa Payoh, Bishan, Serangoon, and Bukit Timah have shown strong gains. Factors include scarcity of larger flats, proximity to transport, and strong demand.

Graph showing transaction price trend for 904 sqft, 3-bedroom units at Midtown Modern compared to similar units (814-994 sqft) over the last 16 quarters.

1-bedroom units in Lentor new launch condos range in quantum as follows: - Lentor Hills Residences: S$1.14M – S$1.42M - Lentor Central Residences: S$918K – S$1.48M - Lentor Mansion: From S$1.11M - Lentoria: From S$1.08M Click for more.