The State property near the Botanic Gardens has expansive grounds and period details, but its short reported lease changes the calculation for renters.
A reported late-2026 pickup remains small, but buyers have gained time to judge the plot—not just the house standing on it.
The 1,388 sq ft unit has a 999-year lease, but the offer covers one tenanted commercial lot—not a landed home or the entire walk-up property.
The late developer Chng Gim Huat’s 51,700 sq ft estate could remain one compound or, with approval, make way for multiple landed homes.
Three Sentosa Cove offerings include Su Haijin’s cleared Cove Drive plot and three waterfront bungalows.
The 6,009 sq ft freehold site offers regular dimensions and an old single-storey home—but any replacement must still fit URA’s landed-housing rules.
Landed homes and suburban condos drove the private increase, while more resale flats changed hands despite a third quarterly decline.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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