A closer look at
landed living.
Reporting and analysis focused only on Singapore landed property—from estate pricing and planning controls to transport changes and redevelopment context.
75 Goodman Road Asks S$39 Million for Space Few District 15 Homes Can Match
The reported 16,424 sq ft site has the scale associated with a Good Class Bungalow, but not necessarily the designation. Its asking price also reveals less about the seller and eventual buyer than the headline suggests.
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Serangoon Garden’s $10.8m shophouse puts scarce frontage to a yield test
The 999-year tenure attracts attention, but the reported rent implies a gross yield of about 2.22%. This offering will test commercial demand—not reset nearby landed-home values.
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District 19’s S$5.17 million landed median conceals three different markets
Scarcity has lifted the district-wide benchmark, but Kovan frontage, Serangoon Gardens’ planning envelope and Hougang’s evolving connectivity still produce sharply different property risks.
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Cross Island Line and Serangoon North plans will divide District 19’s landed winners from its disrupted streets
Hougang, Serangoon and Sengkang are gaining transport links, housing and green connections, but their effect on landed values will turn on walking routes, construction exposure and what changes beside each plot.
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Kallang Distripark faces a steeper price for residential uplift
A 3.4% national rise conceals increases of more than 20% in parts of Kallang. The change targets additional development value, not the routine ownership of an existing home.
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Cuppage Terrace gives Frasers control of a bigger Orchard Road puzzle
The S$175 million acquisition joins a strategic cluster around The Centrepoint and 51 Cuppage Road. It creates scope for coordinated renewal—but confirms neither redevelopment nor new homes.
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