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What units here actually sold for — recorded transactions, not an estimate.
These are recorded resale transactions, not a valuation of any particular unit — floor level, facing, condition and remaining lease all move a price within the range above. Contains information from Private Residential Property Transactions accessed on 2026-09-03 from URA Data Service, which is made available under the terms of the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0. Wilsprop is not endorsed by or affiliated with URA.
| Sold | Sqft | Floor | Psf | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08/2026 | 1,700 | — | S$3,360 | S$5,710,000 |
| 08/2026 | 3,329 | — | S$1,436 | S$4,780,000 |
| 07/2026 | 1,741 | — | S$2,367 | S$4,120,000 |
| 07/2026 | 1,287 | — | S$2,664 | S$3,430,000 |
| 06/2026 | 1,699 | — | S$2,708 | S$4,600,000 |
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The median resale price is S$4,540,000, from the 44 most recent resale transactions (09/2025 – 08/2026). Most sales fell between S$3,400,000 and S$8,998,888, at a median of S$2,394 per square foot for a typical 1,893 sqft unit. These are recorded transactions from URA, not estimates.
Opera Estate holds landed housing, which URA prices on LAND area, while the Outside Central Region median covers non-landed resale priced on strata floor area. Those two psf figures measure different things, so the percentage between them would not be a price difference and is not shown here. Landed resale across Singapore ran a median of S$2,006 psf over the same 12-month window — measured the same way, though across every region rather than this one. Land psf also moves with plot size and shape far more than a condo psf moves with unit size, so read S$2,394 psf as an estate figure rather than a figure for any one house.
44 resale transactions were recorded in the last 12 months (09/2025 – 08/2026). Wilsprop publishes a page once a development reaches 20 recent resales and keeps it while it stays at 15 or above, so that the median rests on a live market rather than a handful of historic sales, without a page appearing and vanishing as sales fluctuate.
No. They are actual recorded transactions, which is a stronger basis than an estimate, but not a valuation of any particular unit. Floor level, facing, condition, layout and remaining lease all move a price within the range shown. A bank-appointed valuer provides the official figure.