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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 | 538 | 06-10 | S$2,044 | S$1,100,000 |
| 07/2026 | 1,033 | 06-10 | S$1,888 | S$1,951,000 |
| 07/2026 | 538 | 11-15 | S$2,044 | S$1,100,000 |
| 06/2026 | 1,033 | 06-10 | S$1,858 | S$1,920,000 |
| 05/2026 | 700 | 11-15 | S$1,958 | S$1,370,000 |
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The median resale price is S$1,385,000, from the 20 most recent resale transactions (10/2025 – 08/2026). Most sales fell between S$1,050,000 and S$2,180,000, at a median of S$1,951 per square foot for a typical 700 sqft unit. These are recorded transactions from URA, not estimates.
At S$1,951 psf it transacts in line with the Rest of Central Region median of S$1,957 psf for non-landed resale over the same period. Psf comparisons cut across unit sizes, so a development of mostly smaller units will tend to show a higher psf than one of larger units nearby.
20 resale transactions were recorded in the last 12 months (10/2025 – 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.