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Singapore's HDB resale market saw new record prices: a five-room flat at The Pinnacle @ Duxton sold for $1.6 million, and another at 7 Boon Keng Road sold for $1.54 million. Four-room flats are also seeing high demand, with a three-room flat in Bedok North setting a new record at $740,888. The market continues to grow, with 22 consecutive quarters of price increases. The upcoming October 2025 BTO launch aims to add over 9,060 new flats across various towns.

Premium Riverside Living with Enduring Value Located at Robertson Quay in the heart of District 9, The Robertson Opus is a rare 348-unit development that combines a prime location with thoughtful design and lasting investment appeal. Jointly developed by Frasers Property and Sekisui House, it offers a distinctive proposition in Singapore’s Core Central Region: 999-year tenure, low-density living, and a lifestyle-focused design that blends urban convenience with riverside tranquillity. 999-year tenure: A long-term advantage One of The Robertson Opus’s most compelling differentiators is its 999-year tenure. In a market largely dominated by 99-year developments, this extended tenure offers intergenerational value, greater security, and a stronger potential for capital appreciation. For investors and expatriates seeking long-term stability, The Robertson Opus presents a rare opportunity to acquire a property that transcends the typical life-cycle constraints of shorter 99-year leases. Over the weekend of 19–20 July, 41% of units were sold at an average price of $3,360 psf, with buyers primarily affluent professionals purchasing for either owner-occupation or investment. Investment Considerations Do longer-tenure properties command higher resale values than 99-year leasehold units? Analysis of resale prices over the past 20 years shows that freehold and 999-year condominiums consistently outperform 99-year leasehold units in the resale market, with an average price growth of 219%. Source: EdgeProp Market Trends Low-Density Living: Privacy and Exclusivity With 348 residential units spread across the site, The Robertson Opus maintains a low-density profile, delivering an exclusive living experience that is uncommon for plots of similar size in the Core Central Region. New projects in District 9 and their total no. of units

The Robertson Opus, located at Robertson Quay in District 9, is a rare 348-unit development with a 999-year tenure, low-density living, and a design focused on lifestyle. Jointly developed by Frasers Property and Sekisui House, it offers lasting investment appeal and combines urban convenience with riverside tranquility. Click for more.

Floor area refers to the covered space within the building, while land area is the measured site area.

District 2 in Singapore, covering Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown, has shown steady property market growth. Key points include a 3% quarterly CCR price rise, 26.2% average condo price increase to $2,937 psf in mid-2025, and strong demand for prime properties. Demand remains high due to location advantages and amenities. Click for more.

They are treated as separate property types with distinct guidelines and requirements.

A typical terraced house is held under a land title, while a strata terrace house falls under a strata title, which is a separate legal category from standard landed terrace housing.

When selling your house, you must refund the grant amount plus 2.5% annual interest to your CPF account. The first $60,000 of housing grants goes to your CPF OA, while the rest is allocated to your CPF Special/Retirement Account and Medisave Account.

Project density is measured by the number of persons per hectare or per acre. A density of 185 persons per hectare (or 75 persons per acre) or less is considered lower density, while anything higher is considered higher density.

Yes, maximum CPF can be used if a house has 60 years left on the lease and the youngest buyer is 39 years old.