- Hillion Residences
- North Park Residences
- Watertown
- The Centris
- Compass Height
- Park Place Residences
The term “integrated development” is bandied about quite a bit in the Singapore private property market. Often, it’s confused with mixed-use developments, or as just a condo with a few shops.
In actuality, an integrated development is one that combines elements such as major malls, transport nodes, and civic facilities such as community centres or libraries.
These developments have continued to grow in popularity: investors like them for their high rentability, while home buyers appreciate the greater convenience.
Here’s a five-year update on how these integrated developments have performed:
Major integrated developments to watch:
Note: In addition to providing the price movement for the past five years, we have also included the highest, median, and lowest profitable transactions throughout the development’s history, for the sake buyers who want a longer-view.
The data below is provided by Square Foot Research.