Singapore new launch condos 2026

New Launch Condos in Singapore 2026

Data-backed reviews of Singapore's 2026 new-launch condos — launch PSF from real URA developer-sale caveats, benchmarked against nearby resale, with each region's resale track record. Not showflat marketing.

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New condominium developments rising across Singapore's residential skyline in 2026.
The Complete 2026 New-Launch Guide

New Launch Condos in Singapore 2026: The Full List Reviewed by PropKaki

A data-first roundup of Singapore's 2026 new launch condos. For all 43 projects we show the indicative launch PSF from real developer-sale caveats, the premium over recent resale in the same district, whether each is still on sale, and how that market segment has actually performed on resale — the buy-or-skip context most launch lists leave out.

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36 project reviews, each benchmarked against nearby resale.

Upward render of 8@BT's twin towers showing the signature gold-ribbon balcony railings against the sky — the boutique Bukit Timah development in District 21.

8@BT Review: Why a 158-Unit Boutique Prices at ~$2,717 PSF

A data-led review of 8@BT, Bukit Sembawang's 158-unit boutique launch on Bukit Timah Link (District 21). We benchmark its ~$2,717 psf indicative pricing against District 21 resale and every comparable Beauty World launch, unpack why an OCR postcode is pricing near the city fringe, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang
Colourful Peranakan shophouses in the Katong heritage district of District 15, the East Coast neighbourhood around Amber House.

Amber House Review: Is This Freehold Katong Launch Worth ~$3,060 PSF?

A data-led review of Amber House, Far East Organization's 105-unit freehold launch at 30 Amber Gardens in District 15. We benchmark its ~$3,060 psf indicative pricing against nearby resale and every comparable Katong launch, weigh the freehold premium, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Dusk render of the Aurea residential tower's terraced glass facade and sky terraces above the Beach Road and Kallang Basin district, in District 7.

Aurea Review: Is Living Inside a Conserved Icon Worth ~$2,852 PSF?

A data-led review of Aurea, the 188-unit residential centrepiece of the Golden Mile Complex redevelopment on Beach Road, District 7. We benchmark its ~$2,852 psf indicative pricing against District 7 resale and comparable launches, weigh the conserved-icon premium against a novel product's risks, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data and the developer's brochure, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang
Artist's impression of Aurelle of Tampines' mid-rise residential blocks behind a resort-style turquoise lagoon pool, with landscaped timber cabana pavilions, palms and greenery under a blue sky.

Aurelle of Tampines Review: Is This ~$1,770 PSF EC the Best-Value Launch of 2026?

A data-led review of Aurelle of Tampines, Sim Lian's 760-unit executive condominium (EC) in Tampines North, District 18. At an indicative ~$1,770 psf it is the cheapest new launch in its cluster — but it is an EC, so eligibility rules, a Minimum Occupation Period and resale limits come attached. We price it against nearby resale and every rival Tampines launch, explain the EC mechanics, and give a clear verdict for the buyers who qualify.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
The twin curved glass towers of Fusionopolis at one-north, Buona Vista — the R&D and tech precinct near Bloomsbury Residences, with the INSEAD campus visible at left.

Bloomsbury Residences Review: A Smart Rental Play Near One-North?

A data-led review of Bloomsbury Residences, the 358-unit 99-year leasehold launch on Media Circle in one-north (District 5, RCR) by Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings. We benchmark its ~$2,528 psf indicative pricing against District 5 resale and every comparable one-north launch, weigh what the one-north tenant base means for a landlord, and give a clear investor verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Artist's impression of the two green-glass residential towers at Chuan Park, rising above the development's landscaped gardens and resort lagoon pool in District 19, Singapore.

Chuan Park Review: Is This 916-Unit Lorong Chuan Launch Worth ~$2,598 PSF?

A data-led review of Chuan Park, the 916-unit 99-year leasehold redevelopment of the former Chuan Park estate at 240 Lorong Chuan in District 19. We benchmark its ~$2,598 psf indicative pricing against nearby resale and comparable launches, unpack the en-bloc scale story, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Coastal Cabana's seafront residential towers along the Pasir Ris beachfront, District 17.

Coastal Cabana Review: Is This Far-East Seafront EC's ~$1,794 PSF a Real Bargain?

A data-led review of Coastal Cabana, the 748-unit seafront executive condo (EC) on Jalan Loyang Besar in Pasir Ris, District 17. We benchmark its ~$1,794 psf indicative pricing against nearby resale and District 17's private launches, unpack why an EC prices this low, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Faber Residence's low-rise blocks along the canal at sunset, District 5 (Faber Walk / Clementi).

Faber Residence Review: Is a ~$2,155 PSF Launch a Bargain or a Capped Bet?

A data-led review of Faber Residence, GuocoLand's 399-unit, 99-year leasehold launch on Faber Walk in District 5 (Clementi). We benchmark its ~$2,155 psf pricing against District 5 resale and every comparable District 5 launch, weigh the unusually thin ~18% premium, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
The heritage Dove mosaic playground at Dakota Crescent, ringed by the old District 15 HDB flats off Old Airport Road — the mature Dakota/Katong precinct around Grand Dunman.

Grand Dunman Review: Is the Cheapest Way Into Prime District 15 Worth It at ~$2,524 PSF?

A data-led review of Grand Dunman, SingHaiyi's 1,008-unit 99-year launch on Dunman Road in District 15. We show why its ~$2,524 psf indicative pricing is the cheapest entry into a prime-fringe postcode, weigh it against the freehold Katong launches next door, unpack what the 99-year lease and mega-scale cost you, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Artist's impression of the Meyer Blue pool deck, with a landscaped lap pool and tall palm trees running alongside the condominium's dark-glass, gold-finned residential facade.

Meyer Blue Review: Is Katong's Most Expensive Launch (~$3,206 PSF) Worth It?

A data-led review of Meyer Blue, the UOL and Singapore Land freehold launch at 81-83 Meyer Road in District 15. At ~$3,206 psf it is the most expensive launch in the Katong cluster — so we weigh the Meyer Road seafront-prestige address, run a direct comparison with Amber House, and test whether the top-of-market price leaves any margin, grounded in URA caveat data rather than showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Artist's impression of Narra Residences' low-rise condo blocks wrapped in greenery at the edge of the Dairy Farm nature belt, with the forested Bukit Timah hills and hiking trails behind under warm daylight.

Narra Residences Review: Is Dairy Farm's Priciest Launch Worth ~$2,170 PSF?

A data-led review of Narra Residences, the 540-unit, 99-year leasehold launch by Dairy Farm Walk JV Development Pte. Ltd. on Dairy Farm Walk in District 23. We benchmark its ~$2,170 psf indicative pricing against District 23 resale and every recent Dairy Farm and Hillview launch, unpack why it carries such a steep premium (+49%), weigh the nature-belt scarcity behind it, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Architectural render of the Newport Residences tower standing among the Tanjong Pagar and Anson Road high-rises of Singapore's Central Business District, reflected in the water in the foreground, in District 2.

Newport Residences Review: Is Freehold in the CBD Worth ~$3,078 PSF?

A data-led review of Newport Residences, CDL's freehold branded-residence tower at 80 Anson Road in the heart of the Central Business District. We benchmark its ~$3,078 psf indicative pricing against District 2 resale and its closest launch rival, explain why a freehold home in the financial district is so rare, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Aerial artist's impression of Norwood Grand, showing the residential block beside a large landscaped resort lagoon pool ringed by sun loungers, flowering shrubs and lawns in Woodlands, Singapore.

Norwood Grand Review: Is a +73% Premium a Woodlands Bet Worth Making?

A data-led review of Norwood Grand, City Developments' 348-unit 99-year launch on Champions Way in District 25 (Woodlands, OCR). We benchmark its ~$2,078 psf against a thin, mostly-HDB local resale pool, explain why the +73% premium overstates the 'overpay', weigh the Woodlands-North and Johor RTS-Link growth thesis, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Artist's impression of One Marina Gardens' twin residential towers rising over lush parkland, with Marina Bay Sands, the Gardens by the Bay Supertrees and the Singapore Flyer along the skyline behind.

One Marina Gardens Review: Is the Marina South Bet Worth ~$2,958 PSF?

A data-led review of One Marina Gardens, Kingsford's 937-unit 99-year launch in Marina South (District 1) — the first residential project in a brand-new, still-to-be-built waterfront precinct beside Gardens by the Bay. We benchmark its ~$2,958 psf indicative pricing against District 1 resale and rival CCR launches, weigh the masterplan promise against the sparse early years, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Evening render of the low-rise Orchard Sophia freehold boutique — a timber-screened facade with rooftop greenery and the Orchard Sophia entrance nameplate, in District 9.

Orchard Sophia Review: Freehold Near Town at ~$2,817 PSF — a Small +21% Premium

A data-led review of Orchard Sophia, DB2Land's 78-unit freehold boutique at 128–130 Sophia Road in District 9. We benchmark its ~$2,817 psf indicative pricing against District 9 resale and every comparable District 9 launch, weigh the unusually small +21% premium against the trade-offs of a small site on the city fringe, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang
Otto Place's executive-condo towers above the resort pool at dusk, Tengah (District 24).

Otto Place Review: Is Tengah's Cheaper EC the Smart-Value Buy at ~$1,754 PSF?

A data-led review of Otto Place, Hoi Hup Sunway's 600-unit executive condominium (EC) on Plantation Close in Tengah, District 24. At an indicative ~$1,754 psf it is markedly cheaper than Tengah's first private (non-EC) condo, Tengah Garden Residences (~$2,113) — but Tengah is Singapore's newest town, with no private resale market yet, so there is nothing to benchmark it against. We price it against every comparable Tengah launch, explain the EC economics, and give a clear verdict for the households who qualify.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Artist's impression of the Parktown Residence towers rising above the landscaped PARKTOWN retail mall podium and tree-lined streetscape in Tampines North, Singapore.

Parktown Residence Review: Is 'Live Above the Mall and MRT' Worth ~$2,360 PSF?

A data-led review of Parktown Residence, Tampines North's first fully integrated development — 1,193 units by the UOL–SingLand–CapitaLand joint venture. We weigh the 'everything under one roof' convenience against its ~$2,360 psf indicative pricing, benchmark it on District 18 launches, and unpack what 1,193 units mean for your eventual resale, grounded in URA caveat data.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
A residential tower at Penrith rising above the resort-style lagoon pool, District 3 near Queenstown.

Penrith Review: Is District 3's Cheapest New Launch the Value Buy at ~$2,793 PSF?

A data-led review of Penrith, the Hong Leong-GuocoLand 462-unit launch at 70-72 Margaret Drive in Queenstown, District 3. We benchmark its ~$2,793 psf indicative pricing against District 3 resale and every rival launch, weigh what its cohort-low ~26% premium really buys on the border of the prime districts, and give a clear value verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Render of Pinetree Hill's landscaped grounds — a cascading water wall and reflecting pool framed by tropical planting, with one of the residential towers rising behind, in the Ulu Pandan enclave of District 21.

Pinetree Hill Review: What ~$2,496 PSF Buys in the Established West

A data-led review of Pinetree Hill, the 520-unit 99-year launch by UOL and SingLand at 30 Pine Grove in District 21. We benchmark its ~$2,496 psf indicative pricing against District 21 resale and every comparable Ulu Pandan / Bukit Timah launch, weigh the 'buy into an already-formed enclave' case against the frontier-growth launches, and give a clear own-stay verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Aerial render of the slender Promenade Peak tower rising above the Singapore River and Great World, with the CBD, Marina Bay and the sea beyond, in District 3.

Promenade Peak Review: What You Pay for Singapore's Tallest Home

A data-led review of Promenade Peak, Allgreen's 596-unit, 63-storey launch at Zion Promenade in District 3 — billed as Singapore's tallest residential-only tower. We benchmark its ~$2,946 psf indicative pricing against District 3 resale and the comparable River Valley launches, isolate the high-floor premium, and give a clear buy verdict grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang
The Singapore River at Robertson Quay in the River Valley district, the riverside precinct around River Green.

River Green Review: Is a 99-Year Lease at ~$3,129 PSF Smart Value in Freehold District 9?

A data-led review of River Green, Wing Tai's 524-unit 99-year leasehold at River Valley in prime District 9. We benchmark its ~$3,129 psf indicative pricing against nearby resale and every comparable District 9 launch, weigh the leasehold-in-a-freehold-district trade-off, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Twin residential towers rising above the Singapore River at River Valley in District 9 at dusk, with a landscaped riverside promenade in the foreground and the city skyline behind.

River Modern Review: Is This Riverfront District 9 Launch Worth ~$3,229 PSF?

A data-led review of River Modern, GuocoLand's 455-unit 99-year leasehold launch on River Valley Green in prime District 9. We benchmark its ~$3,229 psf indicative pricing against nearby resale and every comparable District 9 launch, weigh what a Singapore River address with a direct Great World MRT link actually buys, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Aerial view of Jurong Lake Gardens — the lake, the white arched bridge to the Chinese Garden and lush parkland — with the Jurong skyline beyond, the green setting beside Sora in District 22.

Sora Review: Is the Jurong Lake District Bet Worth ~$2,246 PSF Before It Arrives?

A data-led review of Sora, the 440-unit, 99-year leasehold launch on the former Park View Mansions site at Yuan Ching Road, District 22, by the SingHaiyi–CEL–KSH consortium. We benchmark its ~$2,246 psf indicative pricing against nearby resale and the other Jurong launches, weigh the Jurong Lake District 'second CBD' masterplan against its multi-decade timeline, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Artist's impression of Springleaf Residence's brick-toned tower facade with lush cascading greenery on its balconies, overlooking forest and a reservoir under a golden-hour sky.

Springleaf Residence Review: Is a Nature-Fringe Address Worth ~$2,169 PSF?

A data-led review of Springleaf Residence, GuocoLand and Hong Leong's 941-unit 99-year leasehold launch on Upper Thomson Road, on the edge of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve and a two-minute covered walk from Springleaf MRT. We benchmark its ~$2,169 psf indicative pricing against District 26 resale and every nearby Lentor launch, weigh the nature-and-quiet premium, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Render of the completed Tembusu Grand twin residential towers with their bronze crowns above the landscaped arrival court, in Tanjong Katong, District 15.

Tembusu Grand Review: The Almost-Finished Launch at ~$2,446 PSF

A data-led review of Tembusu Grand, the 638-unit CDL and MCL Land launch on Jalan Tembusu in Tanjong Katong (District 15) that reached TOP in December 2025. We weigh what changes when a new launch is already a finished building you can walk through, benchmark its ~$2,446 psf against District 15 resale and every comparable Katong launch, and give a clear verdict grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang
Tengah Garden Residences' towers reflected in the water with the Jurong Region Line viaduct, Tengah (District 24).

Tengah Garden Residences Review: Is Tengah's First Private Condo Worth ~$2,113 PSF?

A data-led review of Tengah Garden Residences, the 863-unit private condominium by Hong Leong, GuocoLand and CSC Land in District 24 — the first non-EC condo in Tengah's 'forest town'. We benchmark its ~$2,113 psf indicative pricing against the Executive Condos next door (Otto Place, Novo Place, Copen Grand), explain why a brand-new town leaves it with no resale market to value against, and give a clear buy verdict grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Render of the Terra Hill arrival court, with cascading vertical gardens over the entrance, a landscaped water feature and the freehold development's low-rise blocks behind, in Pasir Panjang, District 5.

Terra Hill Review: Is Freehold Next to the Greater Southern Waterfront Worth ~$2,690 PSF?

A data-led review of Terra Hill, Hoi Hup–Sunway's 270-unit freehold launch on Yew Siang Road in Pasir Panjang (District 5). We benchmark its ~$2,690 psf indicative pricing against District 5 resale and every comparable launch, weigh the coastal-south location and the Greater Southern Waterfront transformation next door, and give a clear buy verdict grounded in caveat data.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
The Botany at Dairy Farm's low-rise blocks and pool set against the Bukit Timah nature belt, District 23.

The Botany at Dairy Farm Review: The Cheaper, Near-Ready Alternative to Narra?

A data-led review of The Botany at Dairy Farm, Sim Lian's 386-unit, 99-year leasehold in District 23's Dairy Farm nature belt. At ~$2,048 psf it is the cheapest of the enclave's four recent launches and the nearest to completion (vacant possession end-2027). We benchmark it against Narra, Hillhaven and The Myst, price it by unit size, weigh the near-sold-out late-launch trade-offs, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Twin residential towers overlooking Jurong Lake and the greenery of Jurong Lake Gardens in District 22, the waterfront setting of The Lakegarden Residences.

The Lakegarden Residences Review: Is This Near-Ready Lakefront Worth ~$2,152 PSF?

A data-led review of The Lakegarden Residences, Wing Tai Asia's 306-unit, near-ready 99-year leasehold launch on the edge of Jurong Lake Gardens (District 22). We benchmark its ~$2,152 psf pricing against District 22 resale and rivals Sora and J'Den, weigh the near-ready lakefront against the mega Jurong Lake District masterplan bets, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
The iconic dragon-shaped mosaic playground in front of Block 28, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, framed by the town's mature HDB blocks — the heartland precinct where The Orie is launching.

The Orie Review: Is Toa Payoh's First Launch in 8 Years Worth ~$2,723 PSF?

A data-led review of The Orie, the CDL–Frasers–Sekisui House twin-tower launch at Lorong 1 Toa Payoh (District 12). We benchmark its ~$2,723 psf indicative pricing against District 12 resale and the district's other launches, weigh what a 'central heartland' address is worth to Toa Payoh's HDB upgraders, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Night aerial render of Union Square Residences beside the Singapore River at Clarke Quay, with fireworks over the Marina Bay and CBD skyline, in District 1.

Union Square Residences Review: Is the ~$3,107 PSF River Address Worth It?

A data-led review of Union Square Residences, CDL's 366-unit 99-year leasehold launch on Havelock Road (District 1) — the residential half of a mixed-use redevelopment on the Singapore River, between the CBD, Clarke Quay and Chinatown. We benchmark its ~$3,107 psf indicative pricing against District 1 resale and comparable prime launches, weigh the buzz-versus-noise trade-off of a riverside entertainment precinct, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data and the developer's own launch materials, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang
Sunset render of the Upperhouse at Orchard Boulevard tower facade and balconies, overlooking the Singapore Botanic Gardens greenery and the city skyline in prime District 10.

Upperhouse at Orchard Boulevard Review: What Does the Year's Highest-PSF Launch Actually Buy?

A data-led review of Upperhouse at Orchard Boulevard, UOL and Singapore Land's 301-unit, 99-year launch on Orchard Boulevard in District 10. We benchmark its ~$3,332 psf indicative pricing against the surrounding ultra-prime launches, weigh it against the hard truth that prime CCR carries the market's lowest resale-profit odds, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Daytime aerial render of Vela Bay's two residential towers beside the East Coast greenery and beachfront, with the sea stretching to the horizon, in District 16.

Vela Bay Review: Is the Year's Steepest Premium (~+87%) Worth Paying for the Sea?

A data-led review of Vela Bay, the first private launch in the new Bayshore precinct by SingHaiyi, priced at ~$2,860 psf indicative — about 87% above District 16 resale, the steepest premium of any 2026 launch. We separate the sea-and-precinct story from the missing-comparables illusion, benchmark it against every East Coast rival launch, and give a clear verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Infinity pool deck at W Residences Marina View overlooking the Marina Bay and Downtown Core skyline at dusk.

W Residences Marina View Review: What Are You Really Paying for the 'W'?

A data-led review of W Residences Marina View, IOI Properties' 683-unit branded residence stacked above the W Singapore hotel in District 1. We interrogate what the 'W' badge and Marriott hotel services really cost, benchmark its thin ~$2,686 psf early pricing against District 1 resale and rival launches, and give a clear verdict on whether branded-residence status is worth paying for — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang8 July 2026
Artist's impression of Watten House's low-rise apartment blocks, with pitched metal roofs, floor-to-ceiling glass and timber-toned accents set among mature trees under a blue sky.

Watten House Review: Does This Freehold Bukit Timah Launch Justify ~$3,231 PSF?

A data-led review of Watten House, UOL and SingLand's 180-unit freehold launch on Shelford Road in the Watten Estate enclave of District 11. We benchmark its ~$3,231 psf indicative pricing against District 11 resale and every comparable Bukit Timah launch, weigh the school-belt and landed-enclave prestige, and give a clear buy verdict grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026
Aerial dusk artist's impression of Zyon Grand's three curved-balcony residential towers lit up above a landscaped pool deck, set within the dense River Valley cityscape of District 3.

Zyon Grand Review: Why Is a 1,079-Unit Launch Priced Like Scarcity at ~$3,051 PSF?

A data-led review of Zyon Grand, CDL and Mitsui Fudosan's 1,079-unit, 99-year integrated launch on Zion Road, District 3, linked directly to Havelock MRT. We benchmark its ~$3,051 psf indicative pricing against District 3 resale and every comparable River Valley launch, unpack the mega-scale-meets-premium paradox, and give a clear buy verdict — grounded in URA caveat data, not showflat spin.

By Nathan Tang7 July 2026

Frequently asked questions

What are the new launch condos in Singapore for 2026?+

We review the major private new-launch condos on the market in Singapore in 2026, across the prime Core Central Region, the city-fringe (RCR) and the suburbs (OCR) — each benchmarked against nearby resale. Browse the full list above, or start with our complete 2026 guide.

Are new launch condos more expensive than resale?+

Yes. By indicative price per square foot, 2026's launches sit at a median of roughly 40% above nearby resale. A premium is expected — you're paying for a fresh lease and a brand-new, not-yet-built home — and it's widest in new precincts that have little comparable resale nearby. Each review shows the exact premium and whether the data can defend it.

Which region has the best odds of resale profit?+

On matched resale pairs, the city-fringe (RCR) leads at about 86% of resales selling above their purchase price, with the suburbs (OCR) close behind; prime (CCR) is lowest at about 81%, on the biggest quantums. These are gross base rates before costs, not guarantees.

What makes PropKaki's new-launch reviews different?+

Every review leads with data most write-ups skip: the indicative launch PSF from real URA developer-sale caveats, benchmarked against nearby resale and comparable launches, plus the market segment's real resale track record. It's a data-and-desktop analysis of whether a launch is worth it — not showflat marketing.

When can I move into a 2026 new launch?+

Most new launches are sold before they're built, with expected completion (TOP) generally around 2028–2031 — so you buy now and move in later. Each review lists the project's expected completion from the developer's materials.

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